Robinson Clemens back on right track in early season wins
United Press International notes two pitchers mending throwing issues post 1988. Jeff Robinson tossed a four hitter to end Detroit’s 12-game skid vs Minnesota, while Roger Clemens earned his first win of the season as Boston routed Cleveland 9-1. Boggs and Barrett fueled Boston’s offense, and Oakland beat California 5-0 as Mike Moore won in his second start. Franco drove in four for Texas in a 6-1 win over Milwaukee.
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Cowboys star Randy White to announce retirement today
Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Randy White, co MVP of Super Bowl XII, is set to end his 14 year Cowboys career in a Valley Ranch news conference. White has battled a shoulder injury the last three seasons and was the 1975 first round pick from Maryland. Sugar Ray Robinson dies at 67 from heart disease with diabetes and Alzheimer's listed as contributing factors. memorial service planned April 19 with Rev. Jesse Jackson to deliver the eulogy.
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Pacers edge Bulls as Jordan posts 47 in defeat
Michael Jordan scored 47 points with 11 rebounds and 13 assists but Chicago fell 109-105 to Indiana. LaSalle Thompson had 20 points and 15 rebounds as the Pacers clinched a clutch win. Reggie Miller added 25 for Indiana while Scottie Pippen had 18 for the Bulls in a tight late game.
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Astros outlast Dodgers in 15 innings in L A
The Houston Astros defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 in 15 innings after a pregame ceremony that celebrated the Dodgers World Series rings and 1988 banner. Bob Forsch earned the win in relief, while Ray Searage took the loss as Houston rallied late to cap a four-hour game.
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