Brand ties Maltbie for World Series lead at halfway mark
Gordon Brand Jr. matched Roger Maltbie with a 67 to share the second-round lead at the NEC World Series of Golf in Akron. Maltbie, Tom Kite, Fuzzy Zoeller, Calvin Peete and Billy Glasson were one shot back at 135, while Lanny Wadkins shot 68 to sit three behind. Tom Watson and Denis Watson remained in contention at 136, with Hubert Green and Andy North at 198 for the 54-hole chase.
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Baseball Major Leagues Schedule With Time Listings
A fragmented schedule lists games across leagues with start times for Texas at Kansas City, New York at Seattle, Milwaukee at Cleveland, Minnesota at Boston, Toronto at Chicago, and other matchups. Includes repeated New York at Seattle, San Diego at New York, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Houston at Pittsburgh, and St Louis at Atlanta.
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Redskins curb redskins? Roundup ties and late heroics on grid and mound
Roundup notes Cleveland, Minnesota, and Boston wins, with Puckett delivering a two run triple in a key seventh as Viola and Lollar duel. Redskins surge with Theismann on limited play and Riggins scoring as crowd roars. Mets top Suns 4-3 in Carolina League action.
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Hagerstown Suns
Red Sox Pitcher Dennis Boyd Fined For AWOL Absence
Dennis Oil Can Boyd, Boston Red Sox ace, received two days pay sanctioned after missing one game. The disciplinary action followed a confrontation with Jim Rice after a 5-3 defeat to Texas and involved club officials including executive Haywood Sullivan and manager John McNamara.
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Red Sox
Graham will not return to Georgetown basketball this fall
Georgetown University president confirmed Michael Graham, key member of the 1984 national title run, will not rejoin the Hoyas this fall. The 6-9 center, 22, had left the team last year and was offered a scholarship return but will not play until a respectable transcript is achieved. Graham played a major role in wins over Kentucky and Houston in the Seattle Final Four.
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