Cowboys owner alters tone after cheerleaders quit
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones faced 14 resignations from the 36 member Dallas Cowboys cheerleading squad amid reports of planned changes to uniforms and duties. He defended intact policies against fraternization but urged reliance on good judgment over rigid rules, saying the squad’s tradition of integrity would be upheld.
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Martinez rips former mates in Expos victory over Cubs
Montreal Expos defeated Chicago 5 1 as Dave Martinez hit two homers and Mark Langston and Tim Burke combined on a four hitter. Martinez, who also singled, belted two blasts off Mike Bielecki as Montreal moved within 2 1/2 games of the division leaders. Langston earned the win to improve to 3 2, Burke earned the save, and the Cubs saw their five game win streak snapped.
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Judge to rule Sunday on Rose gambling hearing
Cincinnati's Rose case judge Norbert Nadel said he will decide Sunday whether Commissioner Giamatti can proceed with hearings into gambling accusations that could banish Pete Rose from baseball. Rose argues bias and a one sided probe. baseball defense cites Rule 21 and commissioner’s powers.
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Pete Rose signs autographs under guard at Atlantic City show
Pete Rose, shielded by police, autographs memorabilia for 15 dollars as lawyers fight in Cincinnati to block a hearing on gambling allegations that could end his baseball career. Fans praise him as a hero while photographers and reporters keep distant, and rivals DiMaggio and Williams attract larger crowds nearby.
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NBA draft short on big men two rounds only
The 1989 NBA draft will be the shortest ever with two rounds despite a surge of players from 6-3 to 6-9. Sacramento holds the No 1 pick with 27 first round selections due to Timberwolves and Magic. No centers in top prospects. Stacey King is the only 6-11 center likely to go early, others undersized.
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Bulls mull draft picks as Jordan voices team direction
Chicago Bulls vice president Jerry Krause will select sixth and 20th in the NBA draft while Michael Jordan seeks input on his role. Jordan backs a return to shooting guard but may accept a point guard if a strong fit emerges, shaping Chicago's talent push after a first playoff run since 1984.
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