All-Star Game Night Brims With Stars At Anaheim
Two days before the 60th All-Star Game, oldtimers roam Anaheim Stadium as La Russa and Lasorda withhold starting pitchers. Nolan Ryan and Rick Reuschel top early-predicted choices while rosters feature Schmidt, Canseco omissions, and a stacked NL pitching staff led by Hershiser and Smoltz.
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Bulls name Phil Jackson as head coach successor
Phil Jackson, longtime assistant with two Bulls seasons, will replace Doug Collins as head coach of the Chicago Bulls. Announcement planned at a 3 p.m. news conference after Arlington Heights Daily Herald report cites smooth fit with GM Jerry Krause. Collins fired for philosophical differences amid 137-109 Bulls record and friction with players and management.
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Knicks name Stu Jackson coach in latest New York hire
NEW YORK UPI The New York Knicks will name Stu Jackson as head coach at a news conference today replacing Rick Pitino who left for Kentucky. Jackson 33 is the youngest Knicks coach and will be joined by assistants Paul Silas and Ernie Grunfeld from the former staff.
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Cubs hammer Dodgers as Zimmer lands extension
Chicago beat Los Angeles 11-4 to mark a strong first half finish for Don Zimmer who secured a contract extension. Damon Berryhill and Andre Dawson fueled the offense with multi hit games while Mike Bielecki earned his 8th win. Dodgers notes centered on defensive miscues and pitching woes led by Valenzuela.
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Dixon Takes Third in Lincoln Highway Golf Tourney
Dixon Country Club finished third in the 67th Ladies Lincoln Highway Golf Tournament at Clinton Iowa. Clinton won with plus 106, Kishwaukee plus 87, Dixon plus 61. Individual runner ups included Sue Larkin plus 20 in flight one and Carla Hill plus 14 in flight two. Ruth Heal of Kishwaukee repeated as champion, with Maureen Roushar of Clinton second. Marily Geiken of Oregon scored a hole in one, the third in the tournament's history.
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Becker and Graf Sweep Wimbledon for West Germany
Boris Becker defeated Stefan Edberg 6-0 7-6 7-1 to claim his third Wimbledon title, becoming the youngest three time champion as Steffi Graf won 6-2 6-7 6-1 over Martina Navratilova to complete a West German double.
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