NFL and NBA Snapshots From Weekend Pro Sports Coverage
OCR fragment details multiple game notes with teams like Buffalo and New England, Seattle, Denver, Dallas, and Kansas City, plus events in various cities. The report mentions player names, contracts, injuries, and standings, with scattered scores and rosters across leagues.
Saberhagen Signs Record Extension With Royals
Bret Saberhagen, at 25 a two-time Cy Young winner, inked a three-year contract through 1993 to become baseballs highest paid player. The deal keeps him and Mark Gubicza as Kansas Citys top starters through 1992, with terms undisclosed.
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Bret Saberhagen
Cy Young
Kansas City Royals
Saberhagen
Royals
Mark Gubicza
Bret
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John Schuerholz
Dennis Gilbert
Gilbert
Steve Schneider
Dave Stewart
Oakland
John Wathan
Wathan
Steve Carlton
Jim Palmer
Cy Youngs
Tom Seaver
Sandy Koufax
Roger Clemens
Gaylord Perry
Bob Gibson
Denny McClain
Eagles seek Keith Jackson spark vs Vikings
Philadelphia hopes the return of tight end Keith Jackson will lift a stagnant offense as they face Minnesota. Jackson's knee and back injuries have limited him, hurting third down options, while Vikings defenses pressuring the Eagles and Minnesota's pass defense top the league.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Keith Jackson
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Randal Cunningham
Washington Redskins
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Mike Quick
Gregg Garrity
Cunningham
Vikes
Ron Johnson
Keith Byars
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Clipper comeback leads to slim halftime edge over Damascus
In a tense game the Hornets surged in the second half to pull ahead 14-7. Donald Green opened scoring with a 1 yard TD for the Clippers, Bennett sparkled on an 80 yard Damascus drive, and Lonnelle Jones flipped a busted handoff to score before Hoch and Jones added a two point conversion. Damascus tied 14-14 at halftime as Tom Dommel finished a 75 yard drive. Thomas voiced frustration at halftime over tackling while praising the defense and noting Damascus’ form. Rob Joseph led Damascus with 75 rushing yards. Craig Mitchell paced the Clippers with 117 yards on 19 carries. Byrne threw for 131 yards with one pick. Penalties favored Damascus six for 63 yards, while the Clippers were flagged ten times for 63 yards.
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Clippers
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Thomas
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Craig Mitchell
Byrne
Manley faces lifetime ban for cocaine after Redskins loss
Dexter Manley, star Redskins defensive end, tested positive for cocaine following a 37-24 defeat by the Los Angeles Raiders on Oct 29. NFL officials delayed a decision, citing ongoing proceedings, while Redskins coach Joe Gibbs called the issue substance abuse related and Markus Koch prepared to step in. Manley, 32, has long been a premier pass rusher but has a history of off field problems including treatment at Hazelden in 1987 and a 30 day suspension in 1988.
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Redskins
Los Angeles Raiders
New York
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Jack Kent Cooke
Joe Gibbs
Gibbs
Markus Koch
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Hazelden Foundation
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