King pressures Bullets to decide on his return
Bernard King, returning from knee surgery and cleared by doctors, demanded the Washington Bullets make an immediate decision on his status. He criticized the team for delaying a formal roster decision after practicing since New Year’s Day, while GM John Nash and coach Wes Unseld were unavailable for comment.
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Doctors to decide today if Bills' Kelly can play
Jim Kelly tested his sprained right knee with practice throws before Buffalo's playoff clash with the Steelers as coach Marv Levy and doctors monitor his readiness. If healthy, he starts. if not, Frank Reich remains ready to lead. Reich emphasized readiness to step in or return to backup duties as needed.
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Jack Houck to Enter Frederick County Hall of Fame
Woodsboro native Jack Houck who reached Triple A in the minors will be inducted February 20 at the Frederick American Legion ceremonies. A second baseman, he played in the 1940s with the Toronto Maples Leafs, led the team with a .306 average in 1946, faced stars like Jackie Robinson and Yogi Berra, and later coached county youth baseball.
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Indiana Stops Michigan in Tight 76-75 Upset
Indiana guard Alan Henderson hit the deciding jumper with 1:36 left and then blocked Michigan's final shot as the sixth ranked Hoosiers upset No. 2 Michigan 76-75. Henderson scored 22 and Calbert Cheaney added 20 for Indiana while Jalen Rose led the Wolverines with 19 in Ann Arbor.
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Orioles sign Williamson and near deal for Harold Baines
Relief pitcher Mark Williamson agreed to a one year contract for 350000 with incentives after missing most of 1992 due to elbow problems. He posted a 0.96 ERA in 12 appearances late in the season and eight wins in 1990. Meanwhile Baltimore nears a deal to acquire Harold Baines from Oakland for minor leaguers, with Baines expected as designated hitter and occasional right fielder.
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Giants Sale Approved by Major League Owners
Bay area investors led by Peter Magowan win unanimous MLB approval for a 100 million sale keeping the San Francisco Giants in the Bay Area. Lurie exits with a smile as Magowan’s group prepares to close the deal amid earlier rejected Florida plans and ongoing lawsuits.
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