Collins orders day of rest for Jordan in Bulls Pistons
Chicago rests for Game 3 after a 100-91 playoff loss that tied the Eastern Conference series 1-1. Michael Jordan, plagued by a flu touch, will practice lightly then rest. Isiah Thomas leads Detroit with 33 points after a rough start. Pippen’s bruised left arch checked negative. x rays clear.
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Dunston Delivers for Cubs in 3-1 Win Over Astros
Chicago's Shawon Dunston drove in two runs with a bases loaded single as Maddux pitched seven innings to beat the Houston Astros 3-1, completing a Cubs series sweep. Dunston also had a two-run homer earlier, part of a stretch helping Chicago surge 7 of 8 and improve against left-handed pitching.
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Red-hot Tibbs lifts Orioles to 8-0 win and sweep
Baltimore Orioles rout Chicago White Sox 8-0 to sweep the three-game series and stay tied atop the AL East with Boston. Jay Tibbs earns first win since 1988 end of a 10-game skid with seven hits allowed and four strikeouts. Mark Williamson pitches three perfect innings for the save after a five-run ninth.
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1992 Super Bowl site chosen for Minneapolis
NFL owners selected Minneapolis as the site for Super Bowl 1992 after a six ballot vote, beating Detroit with Seattle and Indianapolis as favorites earlier. The same session trimmed the commissioner search to 11 candidates including Kemp Tagliabue Finks and Dawkins.
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