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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1989

Page

11

Illini QB out for season and turf to be replaced

Illinois coach John Mackovic confirmed freshman backup Jeff Kinney will miss the season with a right shoulder blood clot. Redshirt freshman Jason Verduzco advances to No. 2 as backups compete for the third spot. Memorial Stadium turf, burned by vandals, will be replaced with a new surface in time for the Ohio State game.

Champaign Ill UPI John Mackovic Illini Illinois Ohio State Mackovic Memorial Stadium Jeff Kinney Jeff George Kinney Jason Verduzco Forrest Wells Duke Tobin Utah State Howard Griffith Buckeyes

Pirates edge Cardinals as Cubs clinch NL East

Bob Patterson worked into the eighth inning with Bill Landrum as Pittsburgh spun a four hitter to beat St. Louis 4 1 and push the Cubs toward securing the National League East title. The Cubs clinched the division about an hour later.

Pittsburgh UPI Bob Patterson Bill Landrum Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Cubs

Pirates win as Cardinals fade in late NL action

National League results show the Pirates beating St Louis 3-2 while Montreal and Chicago were tied 2-2. Whitey Herzog defended his team’s poor hitting after Patterson allowed a run over eight innings. Dodgers edged Giants 2-1 as Martinez pitched four-hitter. Padres beat Reds 3-1 behind Clark and Santiago with Davis closing. Mets blank Phillies 3-0 as Fernandez pitched another shutout. Astros 3 Braves 2 with Spilman delivering tie breaking run.

Montreal Cardinals Chicago St. Louis Whitey Herzog Herzog Patterson Padres REDS SAN Diego Jack Clark Benito Santiago Mark Davis METS Phillies NEW York Sid Fernandez Astros Braves Houston Jim Deshaies Harry Spilman Dennis Eckersley Curt Young Royals Angels Anaheim Calif Bret Saberhagen Bo Jackson RED Sox Yankees Boston Wade Boggs TWINS White Sox Rick Aguilera Gene Larkin Kirby Puckett Mariners Indians Seattle Scott Bradley Henry Cotto

Blue Jays and Orioles falter as Athletics clinch tie

United Press International reports the Oakland Athletics can clinch at least a tie for the AL West after a 4-3 win over the Texas Rangers. Toronto Blue Jays lose to Detroit 4-3 as Detroit benefits from an ninth inning error, while the Milwaukee Brewers defeat the Orioles 7-3 highlighted by Mike Felder’s inside-the-park homer. Toronto leads Baltimore by one game in the division as the AL East race tightens.

Oakland Athletics Athletics Texas Rangers Toronto Blue Jays Baltimore Orioles Detroit Tigers Blue Jays Milwaukee Brewers Baltimore Mike Felder Orioles Toronto Scott Lysander Duane Ward Matt Nokes Doug Strange Tom Henke Gary Pettis Rangers Oakland Calif Dave Henderson A’s

Attig Competes at Montreal S COR E Canada Championship

Dixonite Todd Attig raced at the Montreal Olympic Stadium in the S COR E Canada Championship Autocross Off Road Race. He finished second in Class 9, then blew a motor at the start of the feature. He placed fourth in Class 7 heats and 12 lap feature. event televised by ESPN with Speedweek airing later. Attig’s eighth off road season. Sponsored by General Tire and others. Booster Club Brat Sale set during Homecoming. Pizza Hut Strut 4 mile Run in Galesburg Sunday.

Dixonite Todd Attig Montreal Olympic Stadium S.C.O.R.E. Canada Autocros Attig ESPN General Tire Rod Attig Sinow & Wiewman Eyelet Products Reeves Snap-on Tools

Reinstated Solt Douglass among 11 suspended Bears Eagles

The NFL lifted 11 players from suspension for steroid use including Eagles guard Ron Solt and Bears defensive back Maurice Douglass. Returned players include Sean Doctor Tom Doctor Matt Jaworski Keith Uecker Mark Mraz Vince Amoia Bobby Riley Keith Henderson Rollin Putzier and Mike Airey pending. The league also cleared Rams cornerback LeRoy Irvin after a 30 day ban and Phoenix defensive end Freddie Joe Nunn faces treatment after a substance abuse policy violation.

Philadelphia UPI Philadelphia Eagles Ron Solt Chicago Bears Maurice Douglass Sean Doctor Tom Doctor Buffalo Bills Matt Jaworski Keith Ueck Anthony Disney Phoenix Freddie Joe Nunn National Football League Nunn Mississippi Cardinals eCornerback LeRoy Irvin NFL Los Angeles Rams Rams Irvin John Robinson San Francisco

Turner CBS deal brings Olympic cable rights to TNT

Turner Broadcasting signed a deal with CBS Sports for approximately 50 hours of original cable broadcasts of the 1992 Albertville and 1994 Lillehammer Games. CBS prime time repeats on TNT. NBC to televise the 1992 Barcelona Games. cable deal pending. Detroit Tigers extend Sparky Anderson two years through 1992 amid 100th loss and talk of retirement.

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Pacers center Stipanovich weighs retirement plans

Indiana guard Steve Stipanovich says his knee shows little improvement and he may retire. He will not report to Pacers camp set to start October 6 at Purdue, has put his Indianapolis home up for sale, and plans to move back to St Louis. A meeting with GM Donnie Walsh will decide if he is placed on a suspended list or retires.

Indianapolis Indiana Pacers Steve Stipanovich Stipanovich Pacers Purdue University St. Louis Indiana Donnie Walsh

Gretzky backs Milwaukee NHL expansion bid

Wayne Gretzky backed Milwaukee's bid for an NHL expansion franchise during a visit for an exhibition game. The Los Angeles Kings center praised the city and the Bradley Center, home to the Milwaukee Admirals, as a strong location for growth in professional hockey. Gretzky, close to 14 points from surpassing the NHL all time scoring record, cited Milwaukee as a top expansion candidate.

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