Penguins Celebrate Second Cup With City Wide Party
Penguins parade Stanley Cup glory at Three Rivers Stadium drawing about 35 000 fans. Mario Lemieux rode in a convertible with the cup while Bryan Trottier slid the cup across the wet infield. Trottier and Lemieux led cheers as Ron Francis captured moments on video. Fans cheered two cups, signaling a Pittsburgh dynasty.
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A.P. Indy Could Leave His Mark At Belmont
A.P. Indy, son of Seattle Slew and grandson of Secretariat, seeks to win the Belmont Stakes and complete the Triple Crown bid after missing the Derby and Preakness. Trainer Neil Drysdale focuses on his hoof issue as Pine Bluff and Casual Lies vie for the $1 million bonus with other contenders including Agincourt and Cristofori awaiting action at Belmont Park.
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Ole Miss 7 footer transfers to Marshall
A 7 foot 260 pound center from the University of Mississippi has transferred to Marshall and will not be eligible until the 1993 94 season. Wes Hardin averaged 4 points 2 5 rebounds and one block in his first Ole Miss season. He scored 12 points in a win over Prairie View A&M and had eight points and five rebounds against LSU.
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Cincinnati signs seven draftees
Cincinnati Reds signed seven players on Thursday, part of 15 from this week’s draft to terms. Signings included two outfielders, four infielders and a pitcher, with names Michael Meggers Daniel Kopriva James Nix Daniel Frye Ray Moon Michael Collins Rodriguez Sanders. Three players signed Wednesday and four were assigned to minor league teams in Billings and Princeton locations.
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