Ueberroth Eyes Big Move After Baseball Rule
The article surveys Peter Ueberroth's tenure as MLB commissioner, noting profits, a drug crackdown, and minority executive gains. It speculates on a post baseball career at EF Hutton, expansion plans, and potential Senate ambitions, citing cities pressuring for new franchises amid aChanging landscape.
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Africans Aim to Conquer Boston Marathon Open Field
Kenya's Ibrahim Hussein and Tanzania's Juma Ikangaa head Africa's 1987 Boston entry as the strongest contenders in a field of 6684 with 6 607 listed Africans including Nzau Kamau Waigwa Sitonik Kip sang Koech Kilili and many others. Local and Olympic trials details follow with entrants times prize money and past winners.
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Ethiopian stars set world marathon record in Rotterdam
Belaney Densimo of Ethiopia won the Rotterdam marathon in 2 hours 6 minutes 49 seconds to break Carlos Lopes’s 3 year old mark. Ahmed Saleh of Djibouti finished second and also beat the old record, with Bulti and Mekonnen close behind. Dutch runner Kate placed fifth as the field of about 5,000 started fast and held a steady early pace.
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Fry lauds Hawkeyes infusion of new blood after spring game
Iowa coach Hayden Fry praised both veterans and freshmen after a 49 7 Black shirts over Whites spring game win. He highlighted players such as Jon Filloon Mike Saunders Chet Davis Tony Stewart and Marv Cook and noted strong line play and solid depth across positions.
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Braves finally win after record 10 straight losses
Atlanta avoids further embarrassment as Zane Smith throws a four hitter and Damaso Garcia belts his first NL homer to lift the Braves to a 3-1 victory over the Dodgers in Los Angeles. Rick Dempsey scores on Steve Sax single. Albert Hall and Dion James contribute.
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Orioles suffer 12th straight opening loss as Indians win
Cleveland beats Baltimore 4 1 at Camden Yards. John Farrell allowed four hits in 84 innings to power the Indians fifth win in 13 games while the Orioles extended their season opening skid to 12 losses. Hall went 3 for 4 with two doubles and an RBI.
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