George Bell named AL Player of the Week
New York AP Toronto outfielder George Bell earned unanimous AL Player of the Week honors for seven games ending Sunday, hitting .407 with a 1.037 slugging and five homers driving in 15 runs. Oakland reliever Jay Howell was nominated with three saves and 10 strikeouts in 15 batters faced. Bobby Poszich will play football at Emory & Henry College this fall after a decorated G-Men career.
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Dolphins Linebacker Hugh Green Charged At Tampa Airport
Miami Dolphins linebacker Hugh Green was released on own recognizance after a Tampa airport arrest for carrying a concealed weapon. Police said security found a loaded five shot .38 caliber pistol in his soft-leather carry-on as he prepared to fly to Miami. The charge is a felony.
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Hockey Hall of Fame inducts Clarke Giacomin Laperriere
Bobby Clarke Eddie Giacomin and Jacques Laperriere were among ten inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday night Clarke, Flyers GM, won three Hart Trophies in a 13 year Flyers career Giacomin posted 54 shutouts and a 2.54 GAA in 13 NHL seasons with the Rangers and Red Wings Laperriere helped six Canadiens Stanley Cup teams and earned the Norris Trophy in 1965 66 for top defenseman.
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College softball recruit Kimberly Clark signs with Wheeling Jesuit
Kimberly Clark of Peterstown High School will play softball at Wheeling Jesuit College under coach Jeanne Raudensky. Clark batted .469 with 10 RBIs and 26 steals last season and was 8-2 as a pitcher with a 1.14 ERA, 81 strikeouts and 24 walks. She is the daughter of David and Sandy Clark of Ballard.
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Sports on TV Guide Highlights Evening Lineup
ESPN and ESPN networks feature Australian rules football at 3 p.m. followed by Giants at Braves in baseball at 7:35 p.m. WTBS. ESPN presents ISKA World Flyweight karate at 8 p.m. Roybal versus Perez boxing at 9 p.m. on ESPN, Stoner versus Manely boxing at 9 p.m. on USA, and a World Cup rugby quarterfinal on ESPN at 12:30 a.m.
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Spinks Knocks Out Gerry Cooney In Atlantic City Bout
Michael Spinks stopped Gerry Cooney at 2:51 of the fifth round after two knockdowns in a scheduled 15 round heavyweight bout. The victory, Spinks 31st win and 21st KO, moves him toward a likely money match with Tyson in 1988 while Cooney’s career appears wounded after a second career defeat in a major bout. Tyson sat ringside as Spinks overwhelmed Cooney with a barrage of punches beginning in the fifth. Cooney had shown inactivity and struggled to answer Spinks early jabs and hooks.
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Becker Becker Wimbledon's Top Seed In Singles Draw
Defending champion Boris Becker of West Germany is the No 1 seed for Wimbledon despite ranking behind Ivan Lendl. Martina Navratilova leads the women's seeds. notable absences include John McEnroe and injuries sidelining Zina Garrison and Kathy Rinaldi.
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Two-thirds of WVU athletes earn degrees
WVU reports that 412 of 631 student-athletes who completed four years of eligibility from 1980 to 1986 earned degrees, a 65.3 percent rate. Football led with 79.4 percent graduation, followed by basketball at 69.8 percent. the all-sports rate rose 6.2 points to 59.1 percent with recent graduates.
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Richlands appoints Tom Rife to coach both girls and boys
Richlands High School in Virginia names Tom Rife as the new boys basketball coach, joining him as girls coach after eight seasons leading the Lady Tornado program. He succeeds Jack Lyons, who retires from coaching while continuing teaching duties. The county enforces a two-sport coaching rule in which Rife will oversee both programs next season.
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