Miami tight end Wille Smith to turn pro after season
Miami Hurricanes star Wille Smith, a 6 foot 2 inch, 230 pound tight end from Jacksonville, says he will skip his final college year and pursue the NFL draft. He has filed to be available for the April 29 draft and plans to finish his degree after this season.
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MIAMI
Wille Smith
University of Miami
Vaney Onest Tee
Joel Bussert
NFL
Smith
Hurricanes
Tennessee
Chicago
Richard Dent
Chicago Bears
Dent
Bears
Jerry Vainist
New England Patriots
Pirates hire eye doctor to help hitters
Pirates general manager Syd Thrift hired Dr. William Harrison to guide hitters with positive visualization. Harrison will test players vision and work with Steve Kemp after a line drive injury, as Thrift boosts an overall program to improve a 57 104 last season. NFL ratings rose for conference championship games with Dolphins Patriots Bears 49ers on NBC CBS.
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Pittsburgh — Pirates Pirates
Syd Thrift
Thrift
William Harrison
Pirates
George Brett
Kansas City Royals
Harrison
California
Steve Kemp
New York
National Football League
Miami
Dolphins
New England Patriots
NBC
Eight horses die in stable blaze at Flying Change Farm
TEWKESBURY TOWNSHIP New Jersey firefighters fought a stable fire at Flying Change Farm killing eight horses including a national dressage champion True Story. Only one pony escaped as flames consumed a 10-stall barn and spread to a nearby hay barn in 20 mph winds. Fire officials said the loss included Heather Mason’s prize mount and noted the blaze started about 1 am near the house.
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Tewkesbury Township
N.J
Flying Change Farm
Ernest Little
Phyllis Mason
Eastern States Dressage and Combined Training Association
Heather
Little
Mason
Mattingly Gooden Lead 1986 salary arbitration filings
Don Mattingly of the Yankees and Dwight Gooden of the Mets filed for salary arbitration as the deadline loomed, joined by Wade Boggs, Mike Marshall, Orel Hershiser, Frank Viola, and Dennis Boyd. As of midnight a record 154 players had filed, with hearings set between February 3 and 10.
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NEW York
Don Mattingly
New York Yankees
National Ivague
Cy Young
Wormer
Gwigot Gooden
New York Mets
Gooden
Mattingly
Wade Boggs
Boston
Mike Marshall
Los Angeles
Orel Hershiser
Frank Viola
Minnesota
Dennis
Fragmented OCR notes from Charles Town entries
OCR fragments list names, places, and numbers without clear context. Readable items include personal names, locations like Marina and Suugttwood, and scattered monetary values such as 9 and 030, but no coherent events or notices emerge for a proper summary.
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Steve Spurrier
Mississippi State University
Bandits
Lee Scarfone
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Steve
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the Tribune
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Ala
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News-Post
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Liberty
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University of District of Columbia
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Tim Raines
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Gladhill Tractor Mart
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Dick Hough
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