Pitt Panthers two players ruled ineligible by NCAA
Pittsburgh officials announced that senior tailback Charles Gladman and defensive standout Teryl Austin are ineligible for the 1987 season after the NCAA found they signed with an agent and Austin admitted receiving monthly stipends. Pitt plans an appeal for Austin while disavowing support for Gladman.
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NCAA plan to cut scholarships draws women’s backlash
Washington protests target the Presidents Commission plan to reduce athletic scholarships across many men’s and women’s sports. Critics say women’s programs would bear a greater share, while football remains protected at 95 scholarships for Division I-A schools.
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Doohan Stuns Becker to Reach Wimbledon Third Round
Australian Peter Doohan upset two time champion Boris Becker 74 4 6 6 2 6 4 to advance to the Wimbledon third round. Doohan, ranked 70th, quipped about plans as he overcame the defending champion who exited early for the first time since 1967. Also notes Penguin signing Risto Kurkinen and Langer's lead at the Hartford Open.
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Van Slyke Stars In Pirates 5 2 Win Over Cubs
Andy Van Slyke went 3 for 3 with three RBIs and a 10th home run this season as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 5 2. Bobby Bonilla supplied a pivotal three run seventh inning with an RBI double after Greg Maddux exited. Van Slyke’s two run single and solo homer highlighted the night along with Jim Leyland praising Van Slyke’s all around play. The Pirates added Terry Harper by trade and Don Robinson earned the save as Chicago’s offense struggled to solve Pirates pitching.
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Pirates to retire Mazeroski and Kiner numbers
The Pittsburgh Pirates will retire Bill Mazeroski No 9 and Ralph Kiner No 4. Mazeroski’s ceremony is slated for Aug 7 before the Pirates game with Montreal, Kiner’s for Sept 19 before the New York game.
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Gladiators trounce Bruisers as injuries rise in AFL
Pitt sburgh Gladiators mowed down Chicago Bruisers 60 to 23 in an AFL tilt marked by injuries. Key players left with hamstring and knee injuries, while Mike Hohensee suffered a season ending knee blow after connecting for three TDs before exiting. Brendar Folmar added three TD passes to Russell Hairston as Pitt sburgh pulled away early.
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