Record field grows as 161 nations enter Seoul Olympics
The International Olympic Committee reports a record 161 countries entered the Summer Games in Seoul, with Syria becoming the latest nation. The event begins September 17, amid ongoing Cold War tensions and North Korea's co hosting demand and Cuba's boycott stance. Cuba, Nicaragua, the Seychelles, Albania, and Ethiopia also had unclear responses.
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Noah vows to curb boozing and parties after exit
French tennis star Yannick Noah, seeded fifth, said he will drastically cut alcohol and cigarettes and skip parties after his Australian Open fourth round loss to Michiel Schapers. He will undertake intense training to regain top form and fitness for the year.
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Edberg defends title bid at Australian Open in tight win
Stefan Edberg, the defending champion, beat Jason Stoltenberg 6-3 6-3 6-4 to reach the Australian Open quarterfinals as third seed Mats Wilander and Andrei Chesnokov also advanced. Hana Mandlikova defeated Lori McNeil and Claudia Kohde-Kilsch beat Radka Zrubakova, while Minter beat Shriver. The event continues at the new National Tennis Center.
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Baseball salaries turn players into year round workers
The piece notes how star players once held winter jobs but now focus on staying in shape and capitalizing on high salaries. It highlights figures like Yount, Lasorda, Staub, and Hernandez, plus teams such as the Twins and Dodgers, showing how money and celebrity push off season activity from farming to fitness and appearances.
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Pistons accused of rough play against Michael Jordan
Chicago's Michael Jordan, the NBA scoring leader, claims Detroit's Rick Mahorn and Adrian Dantley tried to injure him as the Bulls defeated the Pistons 115 99. Jordan posted a triple double, 36 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, while Mahorn and Oakley were ejected after a late altercation.
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76ers Nets swap big men reshapes front lines
The Philadelphia 76ers acquire center Mike Gminski from the New Jersey Nets in exchange for center Tim McCormick, forward Roy Hinson, and a draft choice. Gminski, 28, brings rebounding and presence near Charles Barkley, while Roy Hinson provides shot-blocking front court depth and potential star power for New Jersey’s youth build.
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