Henderson Sets Steal Record But Sox Win 6-4
Oakland's Rickey Henderson appeared to set an AL single-season steal mark with his 50th steal, but Chicago White Sox defeated the A's 6-4. Henderson led off the fifth with a walk and stole second, yet two costly errors by Carney Lansford on a single play helped Chicago break a 4-4 tie. Donn Pall earned the win in relief, Bobby Thigpen notching the save.
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Pagnozzi Delivers in Sixth as Cards Beat Mets 6-5
Light hitting Pagnozzi drove in the winning run with a two-out single in the sixth, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-5 victory over the New York Mets. Milt Thompson added a three-run homer and four RBIs, while Dan Quisenberry earned the win in relief and Ken Dayley notched the save. The win split the series with New York and kept both clubs chasing Montreal.
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Bradshaw and Blount headline Hall of Fame class
Canton Ohio United Press International reports Terry Bradshaw Mel Blount Art Shell and Willie Wood inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The story details Bradshaw’s rise after being benched in 1974 and leading Pittsburgh to multiple Super Bowls, Blount’s defensive dominance, Wood’s Packers career, and Shell’s offensive line impact alongside Upshaw and Ott.
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Harris ends holdout with Packers
Tim Harris signed a two year contract worth 1.85 million and will rejoin the Green Bay Packers, ending an 11 day holdout. He led last season with 13 sacks and was named team MVP. Ken Ruettgers remains unsigned as talks continue. Tony Dorsett suffered a left knee injury at practice and will be evaluated by the Broncos' orthopedic team.
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