Steelers deny big name pass rush in bid for help
Pittsburgh officials ruled out Deion Sanders as a target after Rod Woodson floated the idea of pairing him with himself. Steelers director Tom Donohoe cautioned that such a plan was impractical and promptly redirected discussions to more feasible options.
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Steelers eye cornerback spot after Johnson departure
The cornerback position for the Steelers remains unsettled after D J Johnson left. Deon Figures, the 1993 first round pick, and Willie Williams vie with third-year man Alan Haller for the job with Woodson and Figures as potential starters if injuries occur. Dick LeBeau notes improved strength and speed but questions about experience. The club explored veteran options like LeLo Lang and Charles Rice but did not sign any.
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Pirates hope history repeats for 1995 season
Steve Treu compares the 1994 Pirates to the 1987 club as Pittsburgh sits at 23-31, noting similarities in pitching staff and rising stars like Cooke Wagner Martin and Van Slyke. He recalls the 1987 finish and suggests a late surge could yield a .500 record and a hopeful 1995.
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Mangino misses Open bid after double hit costs open berth
Dan Mangino of New Castle battled Sunnehanna to 3 over 143 in a 34-player U S Open Sectional. A double-hit putt on No 3 plus a penalty stroke turned a possible top three finish into an eighth-place tie, ending his bid for Oakmont.
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Mangino’s steady play marks strong Open qualifier showing
New Castle golfer Dan Mangino, 22, posted a 36-hole 143 in the U S Open sectional at Sunnehanna after finishing eighth among 34 on a tough field. He matched wits with a European PGA Tour international and a Durham NC pro, beating Campbell by six as he reflects on a day of high courage and calm.
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