Mystery boxer impostor claimed knockdown by Roy Jones Jr
An Oklahoma man said he was the mystery boxer who Roy Jones Jr knocked out in Pensacola but denied any hoax knowledge. Jones and promoters believed Richards of Houston fought in a junior middleweight bout staged in Jones hometown, while Richards and his manager said they knew nothing about it triggering a Florida investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biyleren
Cere Dulkors
Espreza NY
Andllobris Det
Moers
Kansas City Wi
Whitaker
Aandeson Min
Ies
Dees Mi
Oakland
Janam
Cleveland
Nelie Bsa
Emese
Fossas Hha
Houston
New York
Seattle
Aoston
Hawines NY
Antemere
Baltimore
Atlanta
Gaz
Minnesota
RBI
Pet Orbbe
Harper Fen
Cimeinnatt
Precee
San Francisco
Quntang Bs
Pittsburgh Bes
Gander Bon Itt
Heath del A
Howell LA Hub
Ha Olson
Philadelphia
Andersen Hin Bow
Bonrs
Bsn Lavas Met
Sce Ae
Dew
Artes
San Dego
Puckett
Lin
Angeles
Clemens Bisn
Une
Hanseco Oak
Dytstra Phi
Lefierls
Bromansty Bsr Oy
Welch Oak
Bonds Pit
Ub Patterson
Leach
Dawson Chi
Rmstiner
Gulerman
Larkin
Diachsco
Altima Clerc
McCashell
Mefier St
Stewart Oak
Hibbard
Duncan
Henneman
Brett KC
Cook
Eli
Wells Tor
Bhatcher
Benes SD
McGill Torry
Murray LA
Lotta Sea
Simeti Mit Ia
Alchison Sea
Strbott Mit
Robinson SF
Gordon KE
Mansi Pl
Golfckson Hin
Chyes Ca
Langston Cal
Welsh SF
Ae Bsralh Sil
Huson Tex Ae
Ty Mn
Sandesa Dak
Hall KY Bsg
Ganden
Holton Bit SA
Petry del
Wwe
Bragio
Hall
Ripken
Cyourg Oak
Rarured Hin
Combs Phi TY
Perry KC
Seaford KC
Bonilla Pit
Yelding Hin HM
Howell
Tor Greeiwell Bsn
Leary NT
Benznger
Phe
Til Smeattr Ad
Mattigly RY
Cerutt Tor
Scasta LA cI A
Clary
Jeynards Sea
Tex
Reuschel SF
OsPina Sth
Woal
Mulson Tor
Rseruth Mit
Darling RY
Sternbach
Mcfieylds HY
Oswith
Farrell
Owen Mon
Ruffin Ph
Newnan Min Ag
Jorobnsh
Jordan Phi
Anedwil Phi
An Winfield Cat
Rogers Tex
AMZ Dauston Phi
Us Parrett Phi Sire Ead So Fletcher Chi
Tstimyr Tex
Wilkes Moe
Lancaster Cha Um
Snyder Cie
Sandel Cie
Hiehnson
Guth Mn
Wohnson Bringris al
Aso RoThmpsn SF AL
Shobis Hin
Tergell
Frans Bex
Brecher Bsn
Gifilson Minial
St A
Lillquist SD
Resteld Atl Moai
Fernun
Jelicoat
Ang E Davis
Pensacola
Fla
Roy Jones Jr
Jones
Derwin Richards
Richards
State Attorney’s Office
Florida State Athletic Commission
Lett to visit Rose in jail in Kentucky
Charleston manager Jim Lett, once a protege of Pete Rose, plans to visit Rose in the Ashland federal prison to repay him for the break he gave Lett. Lett says Rose, sentenced to five months for tax issues, is facing hard times and hopes the visit may brighten his day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Wva
Charleston Wheelers
Jim Lett
Pete Rose
Lett
Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Federal Correctional Institution Camp
Ashland
Pete
Wheelers
Riverfront Stadium
West
Biondi wins Goodwill Games 50m freestyle gold
Matt Biondi beat Tom Jager in Seattle to take the first Goodwill Games gold, clocking 22.1 seconds as Jager finished 22.31. Vladimir Tkachenko placed third, while questions linger about broader Olympic rivals and the games’ purpose amid Cold War history remarks by Jesse Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Matt Biondi
Tom Jager
Biondi
Jager
Haste
Pagar
Vladimir Tkachenko
Soviet Union
Carl Lewis
Leroy Burrell
Randy Barnes
Steve Cram
Linford Christie
Steve Lewis
Butch Reynolds
Said Aouita
Morocco
Mary Slaney
America
Moscow
Jesse Jackson
Rose undergoes knee surgery after tax sentence
Pete Rose had arthroscopic surgery on his injured right knee at Christ Hospital, removing torn cartilage and repairing a ligament. Doctor Lawhon expects a six to eight week rehab, while Rose moves toward reporting to prison after his five month sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
S. Michael Lawhon
Cincinnati Reds
Christ Hospital
Rose
Lawhon
Barbara Fitche Seid
Lou Early
U.S
S. Arthur Spiegel
Spiegel
Bureau of Prisons
Indiana
Backley regains world javelin record at Crystal Palace
Steve Backley set a new world mark of 298 feet 6 inches in the men’s javelin at Crystal Palace in the IAAF Grand Prix meet. He reclaimed the record from Jan Zelezny, who had broken it in Oslo with 294-2, while Backley’s earlier best touched 292-8 as he led the final throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Steve Backley
Crystal Palace
Oslo
Norway
Czechoslovakia
Jan Zelezny
Backley
Zelezny
Giants place Carter on 1 day DL and make roster moves
The San Francisco Giants placed catcher Gary Carter on the 1 day disabled list retroactive to July 9 for a bruised right shoulder and optioned Rick Parker to Phoenix. Kirt Manwaring was recalled from Phoenix while Mark Leonard was purchased from Phoenix for his major league debut. Leonard has 16 home runs and 70 RBIs with a .845 average in the minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco Giants
Gary Carter
Rieck Parker
Phoenix
Kirt Manwaring
Manwaring
Leonard
O’Hern Leads Ameritech Senior Open After Round One
Jim O’Hern shot six birdies and no bogeys for a 66 on the Bear course at Grand Traverse Resort to grab a one stroke lead over Chi Chi Rodriguez and Don January. Four players tied at 68, as Senior PGA Tour shortened the course and set easier pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACME
Mich
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jim O’hern
O’hern
Grand Traverse Resort
Rodriguez
Don January
Jim Dent
Cincinnati
Jack Nicklaus
Michigan
Bob Proben
L-Ovel
PGA Tour
Ameritech
Also Mentioned on This Page
Major League
Bis Tesd
Florida Panhandle
Tony Waddles
Norman, Oklo
Pensacola News Journal
Oklahoma City
Elvis Belt
Waddles
Buckeystown Pike
Hagerstown
Frederick
Toulfree Shockley
Qhiahts
Washington
Giants
Carter
The
Mark Leonard
EXXON
Exxon Mini Mart
Patrick St