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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1992
Page
11
Retired Los Angeles Lakers star Magic Johnson and his wife Cookie Kelly welcomed their first child. Both mother and son were in excellent health after delivery yesterday, and neither was infected with HIV, according to obstetrician Dr. Scott Serden.
A news release from Lon Rosen and Cedars-Sinai Hospital says Earvin Johnson III was born at 7:52 p.m. weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces and 20 inches long. Cookie Johnson and the baby are reported as doing well while Johnson, an AIDS activist and former NBA star, is credited with fatherhood.
The Penguins appear poised to become a dynasty in the making with star power from Lemieux Barrett, Jagr and Trottier and a versatile roster. Defense may need youth, Bourque faces free agency, and expansion could shape roster changes as they chase sustained glory beyond back-to-back Cups.
Mario Lemieux and Bryan Trottier led a jubilant parade as the Penguins celebrated their second Stanley Cup with a noon rally at Three Rivers Stadium. Thousands cheered while Lemieux, Jagr, Stevens and Tocchet received tribute, and Bowman recalled Bob Johnson as banners rose for a sixteenth-time triumph.
Barry Bonds had a homer and double with three runs as Pittsburgh beat New York 7-2. Doug Drabek earned the win over Dwight Gooden, Mets fall two back in the division while Bonds extends a hot stretch for Pittsburgh.
Chicago surged to a 122-89 victory over Portland in Game 1 of the NBA Finals led by a reawakened appetite. Scotty Pippen and Horace Grant praised the reinforced hunger and high gear, while coach Phil Jackson noted Portland held matchup advantages.
Bob Bonilla arrived in Pittsburgh with 35 000 fans cheering at Three Rivers Stadium ahead of the MetsPirates series. The former Pirates star, who helped win NL East titles in 1990 and 1991, faced nervous anticipation and a divided crowd as he returned after signing a fiveyear, 29 million deal with New York.
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