Parker charges Pete Rose with backstabbing Reds trade
Former Reds slugger Dave Parker accuses manager Pete Rose of betraying him to force a trade to the Athletics. Parker says Rose acted out of personal pique, while Rose says he did not control trades and Parker’s anger stems from others in management.
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Lyons powers Mets past Cubs 3 1 in Tuesday game
Barry Lyons hit a two run triple in his seventh start and Darryl Strawberry homered for the Mets who defeated the Chicago Cubs 3 1. David Cone earned the win while Jamie Moyer took the loss as New York won for the sixth time in seven games.
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Puerto Rican baseball club faces funding hurdles for Cedar Rapids trip
Concepcion explains team needs travel aid and a dedicated cook as Puerto Rico subsidizes half of trip costs. Players, mostly from low income families, raise funds with car washes and cookie sales. round trips run about 447 dollars per player. He notes weather and organization boost Puerto Rican baseball, and highlights his sons’ athletic pursuits including football and boxing with Olympic potential.
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Titans open in CABA 13-year-old World Series at McCook
Cedar Rapids Titans meet host McCook in the first round Friday for the 13-year-old CABA World Series. The 16-team event runs through Aug. 14 with a round robin to seed a double elimination tournament. Titans players include Tierney, Henderson, LaGrange and Hupfer among others.
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Moses skips European meet as Olympic rivals back out
Edwin Moses pulled out of a Monaco meet to avoid early European testing against Kevin Young and Harold Schmid ahead of the Seoul Olympics. Danny Harris won the hurdles in 48.57 seconds, with Moses’ world record pace and Harris aiming for Barcelona 1992.
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Hornacek lands four year Suns deal worth 375000 a year
Former Iowa State star Jeff Hornacek signs a four year contract with the Phoenix Suns valued at 375000 annually. Suns president Jerry Colangelo praises his earning power while Hornacek nears average stats of 9.5 points and 6.6 assists.
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Kosiski tops Coors 50 at Hawkeye Downs for second tour win
Steve Kosiski, who had not won a Hawkeye Downs race this summer, led on the 20th lap to capture the Coors 50, his second All-Star Tour victory. Ray Guss Jr. finished second ahead of Joe Kosiski and Billy Moyer Jr., who recovered from an early spinout. Brad DuBil won the 15 lap Modified, while Joe Sterk took the last lap Pro Stock. Megonigle received medical care after a heat crash.
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