Conigliaro Leaves Hospital To Visit Home Recovery
Tony Conigliaro, once the AL home run leader at 32, has been allowed to visit his home in Salem with progress from a heart attack that put him in a coma. The former Red Sox star, age 37, surprised family by recalling where he was during a hospital visit and continues treatment on Boston’s North Shore.
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Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Sal Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Boston Herald
Lawsuit filed against Holmes and King
Richard C. Giachetti sues former World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Larry Holmes and promoter Don King for 20 million dollars. He claims Holmes breached a contract granting Giachetti 20 percent of purses and alleges King induced Holmes to drop him as manager and trainer after eight years.
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Cleveland
World Boxing Council
Larry Holmes
Don King
Richard C. Giachetti
Holmes
Giachetti
Common Pleas Court
King
Larry
New York
Federal Grand
Blair named to Fordham post as head baseball coach
Paul Blair, 38, a 17 year major league veteran, is named head baseball coach at Fordham University. Blair spent most of his career with the Baltimore Orioles, starred in 1969 with a .285 average and 26 homers, and after retiring in 1980 briefly played for the Yankees and Reds. He has since coached in high school and run a baseball camp while working as a sports coordinator for a clothing store.
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NEW York
Paul Blair
Fordham University
Blair
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Yankees
Cincinnati
Reds
Baltimore
Casey leaves Temple for Bulls
Don Casey resigns as Temple University head basketball coach to join the Chicago Bulls as first assistant coach. He denies leaving due to pressure from Temple President Peter Liacouras and says the NBA opportunity was decisive. Casey notes a 151-94 record over nine years at Temple.
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Philadelphia
Don Casey
Temple University
National Basketball Association
Casey
Chicago Bulls
Temple
Peter Liacouras
NBA
Liacouras
Major League and College Sports Transactions Digest
The Associated Press reports multiple team changes across leagues. In baseball the White Sox hire Ken Silvestri as pitching coach and Cubs acquire Dan Briggs. Bears sign Vince Evans and Lee Kunz. Browns add David Green. Cowboys re sign Jim Ellopulos. Broncos sign Gerald Willhite. Lions trade Jimmy Allen to Chiefs. Chiefs add Calvin Daniels. Rams sign Bill Bechtold. Patriots add Brian Ingram and Mark Flood. Chargers trade Pete Shaw to Giants. In hockey Vancouver Canucks sign Jim Nill, Ron Delorme, and Ken Ellacott. In college Fordham names Paul Blair baseball coach. Georgia Southern adds Glenn Greenspan. Hamilton adds Ken Michaelson and David Bengston as football staff. Hofstra names Gary Edwards basketball coach. Manhattan adds Jeff Brown basketball assistant. Temple announces Don Casey resignation to join Bulls as assistant coach.
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Sord
Dan Briggs
Yakult Swallows
Japan
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Vince Evans
Lee Kunz
Cleveland Browns
David Green
Dallas Cowboys
Jim Ellopulos
Denver Broncos
Gerald Willhite
Detroit Lions
Jimmy Allen
Kansas City Chiefs
Calvin Daniels
LOS Angeles Rams
Bill Bechtold
Fordham
Paul Blair
Georgia Southern
Glenn Greenspan
Hamilton
Ken Michaelson
David Bengston
Geraldine Knortz
Atlethics
Hofstra
Gary Edwards
Manhattan
Jeff Brown
Temple
Don Casey
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Baseball standings and league results recap
The report lists Wednesday and Thursday baseball standings plus numerous league games across divisions and ages. Notable outcomes include Johnny's 13-11 over First National Bank, Sun Devils 11-10, and Sonic 7 0 forfeit in 2A division. Team matchups span Chicago Milwaukee Texas Toronto Kansas City Boston Seattle Baltimore California Cleveland Oakland New York Detroit Minnesota and more. It also covers city rec leagues and Jayhawk baseball results Lazers 5 Dodgers 1 Bullets 6 Fire Devils 2.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Texas
Toronto
Kansas City
Boston
Seattle
Baltimore
California
Cleveland
Oakland
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Johnny's
First National Bank
Sun Devils
Rockets
Sonic
University State Bank
Brien Plumbing
Journal-World
Rax Wizards
Shockley Coast
Road Runners
Maverick
Floyd’s Bait-Girl Agency
Stinky Cheese
Kaw Valley Kougars
Flames
Owens Flower
Renegades
East Plumbling
Southridge Plaza
Breakfast Cosmos
Gibson's
FOP
CFCA
Chaos
Sweegas Plumbing
J&r
Plain Brown
COPI
Oak Hill Gang Il. Church
First Nazarene
First Christian
First United Methodist
Free Methodist
Mustard Seed
Optimists
Aztec Inn
State Farm
Kief’s
Ezell Const
Arensberg Shoes
Big K's
Pits
Rats
Vista
Cardinals
A&h Restaurant
Beau’s
Wempe Siding
Douglas County Abstract
Larry’s Auto
Aj's
Cloud
Lehigh-Kansas
Adriance
J&r Mike's
Jayhawk
Lazers
Dodgers
Bullets
Fire Devils
Seattle Texas
Olympic hero Jim Craig pleads innocent to vehicular homicide
Wareham Massachusetts AP report: Jim Craig, Olympic goalie and former Boston Bruins star, pleads innocent to a vehicular homicide charge from a May 29 crash on Route 6 in Mattapoisett. A passenger died. another was seriously injured after Craig's car reportedly crossed the center line into Ingrid Olsen's vehicle.
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Wareham
Mass
Boston Bruins
Jim Craig
Route
Mattapoisett
Craig
Ingrid Olsen
Westport
Olsen
Margaret F. Curry
New Bedford
Patricia Belleveau
Knetemann Wins 11th Tour Time Trial in Heat
Gerrie Knetemann of the Netherlands won the 36 mile individual time trial in Valence d Agen, taking the stage under scorching 90 degree heat. Bernard Hinault finished second, 18 seconds back, as he assumed overall leadership. Daniel Willems of Belgium took third, one minute 24 seconds behind.
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France
Gerrie Knetemann
Netherlands
Bernard Hinault
Hinault
Knetemann
Daniel Willems
Belgium
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