Raiders official says no support for move back to Oakland
An LA Raiders official dismissed ESPN reports of a possible return to Oakland before the season. The unnamed source cited a preseason Cowboys game in Oakland and a later Raiders win at the Coliseum as context, while Al Davis could not be reached for comment.
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Fielder and Mulholland named players of the week in MLB awards
Cecil Fielder of Detroit Tigers named American League player of the week for the second time this season after four homers and 10-for-17 with 8 RBIs and 7 walks. Terry Mulholland of Philadelphia Phillies named National League player of the week, following an eighth no hitter by a Phillies pitcher and other nominees including Justice, Grace, Bonilla, and Stubbs. Pirates activate Ted Power from 1-day DL as Ross heads to Buffalo. Eagles release two players to sign holdouts Heller and Jenkins while Grisby and Werner depart.
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Weinke leaves football to sign with Toronto Blue Jays
Chris Weinke of St. Paul, a top high school multi sport talent, signs with the Toronto Blue Jays for 375000. He leaves football after starting Florida State practice, joining as a non roster player in Boston where he can travel but not play.
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Swimming pioneer Silva dies in crash in Florida
Chris Silva, a trailblazer for black athletes in American competitive swimming and a former UC swimmer, was killed in a car crash near Fort Lauderdale. He was 29. Police say he drove about 80 mph, lost control, and struck a tree. A passenger was seriously injured. He was the first black swimmer to reach U S Olympic trials in 1984 and 1988.
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Joe Thomas Captures Red Man Championship in 1990
Cincinnati pro Joe Thomas won the Red Man All American Bass Fishing Championship at Buffalo on Lake Erie and the Niagara River, totaling 23 lbs 13 oz from two days of fishing with a $100,000 prize. Runner-up was James Parker, with $20,000, while Thomas earned a spot in the 20th Annual 75 Classic in Richmond.
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