Bonds and Burkett pace Giants to win over Expos
Giants beat the Montreal Expos 10-4 as John Burkett improved to 13-2 with seven-plus innings, allowing four runs on 10 hits. Barry Bonds added his 22nd homer of the season, Will Clark and Willie McGee supplied multi hit efforts, keeping San Francisco seven games ahead of Atlanta in the NL West.
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Eagles' Barnett to become free agent in 1994
Philadelphia receiver Fred Barnett told the Eagles he will sign only a one year contract and plans to become a free agent in 1994. The Inquirer said Barnett, 27, seeks renegotiation after a season with 67 receptions for 1,083 yards and six touchdowns, earning $195,000 in base pay.
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Mets to name Mellvaine GM on Thursday
New York reports say Joe Mellvaine will rejoin the Mets as primary baseball executive after resigning from the Padres. Mellvaine, 46, spent 10 seasons with the Mets in top roles before moving to San Diego and is expected to hire former Padres assistant GM John Barr. The Union-Tribune notes the move would remove the Padres from paying his $500,000 salary.
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Lawrence Renegades capture fifth in Omaha youth tourney
The Renegades a 12 year old Lawrence baseball team won four of five games finishing fifth in a 32 team Omaha Nebraska event. They posted a 21 8 record defeating Omaha Grand Island Ralston Neb and Maryville Missouri while losing to Iowa City Iowa Riley Scott and Bix Ellen berger led the attack with 12 and eight hits as Daniel Webber homered.
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James Byrne join CFA board in leadership shakeup
Boulder Colorado reports Commissioner Carl James and Nebraska's athletic director Bill Byrne are named Big Eight Conference representatives on the College Football Association board of directors. Richard Eakin chancellor of East Carolina University is elected CFA chairman. Lovell Edwards of BYU selected as coaches representative.
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