Major League Baseball Free Agent Signings and Moves
The AP reports a flurry of free agent deals and team changes. Boggs returns to Tampa Bay on a 750000 one year pact aiming for 3000 hits, Eckersley signs 1500000 to Boston, Blauser joins Chicago for 3840000, and other signings include Roberto Kelly to Texas, Luis Alicea to Texas, Tom Candiotti to Oakland, Jack Howell to Houston, and Luis Gonzalez with Detroit. Also pending arbitration deals and a looming grievance over Andy Benes with St Louis. Philadelphia fires GM Lee Thomas. Ed Wade to act as GM for 1999.
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Robinson Leads Inductees Into College Hall of Fame
Eddie Robinson the winningest college football coach and 55 year Grambling retiree joins the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame along with 12 players and three other coaches. George Rogers Dave Rimington Danny White headline the player class with Peyton Manning and others among 18 scholar athletes honored.
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Manning, Woodson, Moss Named AP All America Team
Peyton Manning of Tennessee headlines the AP All-America selections, joined by Michigan standout Charles Woodson and Marshall star Randy Moss. Also honored are North Carolina defenders Greg Ellis Brian Simmons and Dre Bly, Nebraska’s Aaron Taylor Grant Wistrom Jason Peter, and Florida State alums in a pack of standout players across offense and defense.
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Estate of Jack Kent Cooke seeks deposition of widow
Lawyers for the late Redskins owner’s estate ask Fauquier County court to compel Martha Cooke to answer questions at a Monday deposition. They seek documents about 17 people including Patrick Wermer once found riding on the hood of her speeding Jaguar.
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Manager Marshai Miles Dies at 92 Ties to Joe Louis
Marshai Davis Miles, longtime manager and friend of boxing great Joe Louis, died at 92 after a long illness in Buffalo New York. He guided Louis from the 1941 Billy Conn rematch era through Louis retirement in 1949 and remained a key figure in his career after Roxborough’s imprisonment.
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Last single wing coach dies at 76
GRANVILLE Ohio AP Keith Piper Denison University coach of the Big Red from 1954 to 1992 died at 76 from congestive heart failure He guided Denison for nearly four decades using the single wing offense rarely deployed in college football Piper compiled a 200 442 19 record and remained productive in total rushing and scoring offense rankings
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Handshake policy in Texas high schools shifts for fall
Mission ISD principals in a 5A district end a temporary ban on postgame handshakes in volleyball and football. Masoud Ahmadian says the fall change expires with the seasons, restoring pre policy. The decision follows concerns about violence after games.
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