Schueler denies Jordan spring training bid
Michael Jordan has not asked to try out for the Chicago White Sox. He has been seen at Comiskey Park taking swings and playing catch, but White Sox GM Ron Schueler says Jordan has no spring training plans. Jordan's agent could not be reached for comment.
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Owners Seek Revenue Sharing Accord in MLB Talks
Baseball owners resume discussions on revenue sharing in Rosemont Illinois with no clear path to a 21 vote majority. Richard Ravitch has offered new proposals since the Kohler meeting last August, while large and small markets remain split. No talks with the players union have occurred since January 25.
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Baseball commissioner search narrows amid revenue talk
The meeting room at a hotel near O’Hare hosts ongoing talks on a new baseball commissioner as owners plan to elect at their Fort Lauderdale gathering January 18 and 19. Bill Bartholomay of the Braves notes a narrowing field with Harvey Schiller and Arnold Weber the leading finalists.
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Tip off phase 2 of Iowa high school hoops
The Iowa high school boys basketball season moves into the post holiday regular season with Metro and non metro teams ready for a demanding January. Jefferson J-Hawks ride a five game win streak led by Steve Ullrick while Kennedy hopes to sustain momentum after a 2 1 start and a win over Prairie.
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Hawks Hope Break Helps Failing Season Turn Around
The Hawks ride a 4-2 mark before the break as injuries thin their lineup. Scott Weldon averages 19.7 points and 10.7 rebounds but is sidelined by an ankle issue, with Justin Ward and Matt Marken also nursing illnesses. Chad Hook leads the Metro with 22.0 ppg as Cedar Falls visits Friday while Washington and Linn-Mar try to snap four-game skids. Linn-Mar athletic staff praise the extra practices during the break as crucial for tightening schemes and addressing deficiencies.
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Good guy Coleman seeks fresh start with Royals
Vince Coleman, banished from the Mets for tossing fireworks, starts with Kansas City after being traded for Kevin McReynolds. Coleman apologizes for the past and vows to give 110 percent as he joins left field while Royals GM Herb Robinson defends him as a positive addition. Coleman, 32, had pleaded guilty to possession of an explosive device, receiving probation and community service.
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Texas A and M receives five year NCAA probation
Texas A and M in College Station is placed on five years of NCAA probation after nine football players accepted pay for summer work not performed. Star running back Greg Hill among those implicated. The university reports 27,800 dollars in total payments, 17,855 dollars unearned, and plans not to appeal.
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Rice Wins AP Offensive Player of the Year 1993
San Francisco receiver Jerry Rice earns the AP 1993 Offensive Player of the Year honor. He totaled 1,503 yards on 98 receptions and 15 TDs this season, pursuing Jim Brown’s 126 TD record with 124 TDs to date. Steve Young was his closest voter rival.
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Citywide sports line ad promotes professional coverage
An advertisement urges readers to dial CITYLINE for the most complete professional sports coverage, listing phone numbers 363-7000 and 337-7000 and category 3015. The notice emphasizes access to comprehensive sports reporting.
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