Steinbrenner Eyes Plan to Break Baseball Strike
Yankees owner George Steinbrenner reportedly sketches a public plan to end the baseball strike as major league owners meet in Manhattan. John, the Yankees pitcher, credits Steinbrenner with generating momentum among liberal owners such as Fred Wilpon, Eddie Chiles, and Edward Bennett Williams, while Ray Grebey chairs the meeting amid signs of dissent.
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Sixers sold to Nutri-Systems owner Harold Katz
The Philadelphia 76ers are sold to Harold Katz, 44, of Huntingdon Valley, owner of Nutri-Systems. Reported price exceeds $7 million, with announcement expected at a press conference today.
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Aeros pound Omaha Royals 6 2 in six hitter win
Wichita Aeros ace Dave Schmidt threw a six hitter and backed by three solo homers defeated the Omaha Royals 6-2. Schmidt improved to 2-1, walking three and fanning four. Omaha starter Bill Paschall took the loss. In a fast start, Wayne Tolleson scored on an infield out, Mike Richards tripled and Bobby Jones drove in a run to make it 2-0. Nick Capra hit his fourth homer of the year in the second, and Jones homered in the third to push the lead to 4-0. The Royals finally broke through in the fifth on Darryl Motley’s single and Danny Garcia’s first homer.
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Ellenberger plans appeal after UNM coach conviction
Former University of New Mexico basketball coach Norm Ellenberger faces appeals after jurors found him guilty on 21 counts of fraud and making false public vouchers, with one fraud over 2500 ruled not guilty. Judge Baiamonte condemned the system but spared jail, calling Ellenberger a cog in the machine for college basketball. Ellenberger vows to challenge the verdict.
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