Gillick fires Frank Robinson with Orioles
Baltimore officials said on Monday that assistant general manager Frank Robinson will not return to the Orioles as Pat Gillick and Davey Johnson take control. Robinson, 60, has 19 years with the club in various roles and may seek front office work elsewhere while reflecting on his future.
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Redskins stun Cowboys in first Dallas sweep since 1987
In a 24 to 17 upset at Texas Stadium, Washington Redskins deliver a all-around win over Dallas Cowboys. Scott Galbraith taunted Deion Sanders after Darryl Pounds’ hard hit on Kevin Williams, while Stanley Richard anchored the defense with tackles, an interception, and a late forced fumble. Terry Allen rushed 98 yards as Tre Johnson returned to bolster the line. Washington snaps four-game skid and earns a rare season highlight.
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Cooke to build stadium in PG County
Governor Glendening pledges 73 million in road improvements to secure a 78,600 seat Redskins stadium in Landover near RFK. Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke plans a 1997 opening with 180 million his own funds. County opposition and zoning appeals threaten the deal.
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Redskins Upset Cowboys Again Signals Troubled Season
The Washington Redskins, despite beating the Dallas Cowboys twice in one season, remain a struggling team with one of the league’s worst records. They show a pattern of losses against other weaker opponents and face a likely third straight losing year, while Dallas contends as a strong NFC contender despite a few breaks and controversial calls.
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Redskins beat Cowboys despite turmoil and stadium plan advances
Washington rides two wins over Dallas amid internal criticism as Maryland officials reach a deal with owner Jack Kent Cooke to build a 78,600 seat stadium in Landover near RFK, signaling major off field progress for the franchise.
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Hoyas Cruise To 93 52 Victory Over Rutgers
Georgetown with disciplined offense and strong defense, led by Iverson's 21 points, dominates Rutgers 93-52 after building a 45-20 lead by halftime. Rutgers struggling with 27 percent shooting and no interior matchup against Harrington, White, and Williams.
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Lions down Bears 27-7 as Mitchell, Moore star
Detroit improves to 7-6 and keeps playoff hopes alive with a 27-7 win over Chicago. Scott Mitchell factored with three touchdown passes and Herman Moore set a club single game yardage record with 183 on 14 receptions. The Lions defense held the Bears to 185 yards as Detroit piled up 419 yards overall.
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Hammond Loses PGA Tour Card After Q School Run
Donnie Hammond of Frederick failed to retain his PGA Tour card after six rounds at the PGA Tour Qualifying School in West Palm Beach. He tied for 43rd at 420 and missed the final cut by one shot. he lands in the Nike Tour next season and may regain status by top money on that tour.
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NBA refs vote to return to work in Chicago
Locked-out NBA referees approved the league contract 27-26 after a 44 hour meeting, enabling them to officiate again within a week. Replacements from the CBA have handled games since October 1 amid player complaints about control. Attorney Fred Slaughter called it a majority vote. NBA official Jeffrey Mishkin planned a meeting to finalize on court return details.
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