Bengals Hire Duffner From Maryland to Lead Linebackers
Mark Duffner former Maryland head coach joins the Cincinnati Bengals as linebackers coach, signing a two year contract. Duffner, 43, led Maryland for five seasons with a 20 35 record. His Holy Cross tenure from 1986 to 1991 included two 11 0 seasons and a 605 1 overall mark. He also served as a graduate assistant at Ohio State in 1975 76 and became the youngest defensive coordinator at Cincinnati at age 24.
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Deion Sanders Returns as Two-Sport Player for Reds
Deion Sanders signs a one year deal binding him to the Cincinnati Reds while remaining connected to the Dallas Cowboys. If the Reds stay in contention in September he stays. if not he may join the Cowboys for the rest of the season. Cowboys and Reds leaders express support and plan for 16 games.
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Bowe Joins Marine Corps Reserve Ahead Of Boot Camp
Former heavyweight champion Riddick Bowe announced he joined the U S Marine Corps Reserve and will enter12 week recruit training at Parris Island D C He said he chose the Marines to pursue a lifelong goal before turning older and noted he would have joined in 1986 if his wife had not become pregnant Bowe is the fourth former heavyweight champ to join the Marines after Tunney Spinks and Norton.
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Fittipaldi expected to announce retirement at Homestead
In Homestead Florida Emerson Fittipaldi two time Indianapolis 500 winner faced questions on retirement as Sun Sentinel reported he would confirm plans to retire from competitive racing. A news conference was scheduled for later Thursday at the racetrack while other drivers training for the Miami Grand Prix weighed in on the possible decision.
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Rodman hopes for Feb. 10 return after meeting
Dennis Rodman's agent Dwight Manley announced a planned meeting with NBA commissioner David Stern to resolve issues so the Bulls forward can return to play on February 10. Rodman has sat out seven games after an 11 game suspension for kicking a courtside cameraman in Minneapolis on January fifteenth. The players union says the punishment was too severe and urges limits on cameras and photographers at games.
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Sapolu undergoes open heart surgery in Stanford
San Francisco 49ers lineman Jesse Sapolu, a four time Super Bowl winner, is recovering in Stanford after open heart surgery to repair a leaking aortic valve. Doctors described the operation as successful and expect a full recovery with potential to resume football duties.
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Super Bowl bets sting bookies in Nevada totals
Nevada bookmakers collected 226 million on the Super Bowl, down from 7.1 million last year, with most bets refunded as Green Bay won by 14. The state gaming board reported 70.8 million wagered across 129 books, slightly below last year due to northern Nevada weather. Bookmakers cited heavy refunds on point spread bets and a push on over under bets as the main reason for the slim margin.
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Rose Bowl Opens Door for Chargers in 1997 Season
Pasadena pressures NFL as San Diego stadium delays loom. Rose Bowl offers 100,000 seat venue for Chargers home games if Jack Murphy expansion stalls or a new site is found. City Council member Bill Thomson and Rose Bowl officials push for 1998 Super Bowl and 1997 home games. Chargers owner Dean Spanos informed rose bowl is available for 1997.
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Raiders name Bugel coach for head duties
Raiders promote Joe Bugel from assistant head coach and offensive coordinator to head coach. Owner Al Davis considered outsiders but players backed Bugel. Bugel previously coached the Washington Redskins 1981 89 winning two Super Bowls and led the Phoenix Cardinals 1990 93 with a 20 44 record.
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Pete Carroll emerges as Patriots coaching candidate after Parcells
FOXBORO AP Pete Carroll, fired after one Jets season, is named a top contender to succeed Bill Parcells with the New England Patriots. Other linked names include George Seifert Bill Belichick and Sherm Lewis as Parcells’ status and possible trade terms with the Jets loom.
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Woods Costner draw huge galleries at Pebble Beach
Tiger Woods and Kevin Costner drew record crowds at Pebble Beach Pro-Am as they paired for an 8 under 64 in the team event while Woods posted a 70 in the individual pro competition at Spyglass Hills. Costner energized fans with playful antics and confident shots, saying he felt better than in previous days.
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College Football Hall of Fame adds 12 grid legends
Heisman winner George Rogers and Outland Trophy recipient Dave Rimington lead 12 players chosen for the College Football Hall of Fame. Inductees include Ray Beck, Randy Duncan, Dave Elmendorf, Charlie Flowers, Ricky Hunley, Alex Kroll, Ken MacAfee, Bob Reissnyder, Dave Robinson, Danny White, Don James, Wally Butts, Bowden Wyatt, with ceremony set for Dec 9 in New York.
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Sports TV and event slate for Saturday and Sunday
A dense schedule lists NBA, NCAA, WNBA, golf, auto racing, hockey, football, tennis, and horse racing across channels. Highlights include NBA games Charlotte at New York and Chicago at Seattle, Pebble Beach rounds, IMSA Daytona events, NHL matchups, and the Pro Bowl in Honolulu with regional telecasts on multiple stations.
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Monocacy Aquatic Club Sets Relay Records at Retriever Classic
At the University of Maryland Baltimore County meet, Monocacy Aquatic Club set two team records. The girls open 800-yard freestyle relay clocked 8 15.66 with Meredith Steever Caris Richmond Aryn Letterman and Holly Willsack. the 13 14 girls 400-yard medley relay went 4 11.81 with Megan Marshall Wittsack Kells Trelking and Stoever.
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WNBA signs Woodard and Lieberman-Cline
Nancy Lieberman-Cline and Lynette Woodard, early stars of women's basketball, sign as players with the WNBA as the league launches its first season in June. Lieberman-Cline, Hall of Fame inductee last May, resumes playing at nearly 39, while Woodard, 27, a Wall Street stockbroker who last played in 1992 in Japan, seizes the US pro dream.
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