Raiders sign former Bear linebacker Otis Wilson
Los Angeles Raiders announce the signing of Otis Wilson a 31 year old former Chicago Bear all pro.linebacker who missed 1988 with a knee injury and is expected to be ready for training camp. Wilson is 6 foot 2 and 225 pounds and was a free agent after Bears left him unprotected.
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Confident Cavaliers Edge Bulls for Top Central Lead
Michael Jordan led Chicago with 28 points as the Bulls fought back late but Cleveland held on 115-91. Craig Ehlo supplied a fourth quarter lift, Mark Price had 21, and the Cavaliers moved a half game ahead of Detroit for first in the NBA Central.
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Newcomers Steve Wilson and Mitch Williams teamed with Goose Gossage to shut out the California Angels 4-0 in Mesa as Andre Dawson hit his first spring homer. In Scottsdale Ed Jurak drove in runs for the Giants in a 7-6 Cubs win before White Sox beat Red Sox 1-0 in Sarasota with Greg Walker and Dennis Boyd homering and five scoreless innings from both starters. Milwaukee edged Seattle 4-2 in Chandler as Don August pitched five scoreless frames to stay undefeated in spring.
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