Sports broadcast schedule highlights for Sunday events
Women's Golf The Center Classic third round at 5 p.m. HTS. Major League Baseball ALCS Oakland vs Boston at 8 p.m. on Ch. 9. Pro Football NFL games include San Diego at Pittsburgh 1 p.m. Ch. 2 and Kansas City at Indianapolis plus Jets at Miami Seattle at New England regionals 1 p.m. Ch. 4. San Francisco at Houston 1 p.m. Ch. 9. Cincinnati at L A Rams 4 p.m. Ch. 2.4 and L A Raiders at Buffalo 7:30 p.m. TNT. Horse Racing Arc de Triomphe 1 a.m. Ch. 4 and The Turf Classic 3 p.m. ESPN. Auto Racing CART Grand Prix 1 p.m. ESPN. Men's Golf Vantage Championship final round 4 p.m. ESPN and The Center Classic final round 4 p.m. HTS.
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Female reporter surprised over Bengals controversy
Denise Johnson of the Call and Post says she was amazed to be in the Cincinnati Bengals locker room after the September 23 game with New England to interview safety David Fulcher. She notes she used a tape recorder and faced questions over access, reflecting broader debates on women in NFL locker rooms.
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Sam Wyche waits for NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue to rule on his compromise idea for locker room access after barring USA Today reporter Denise Tom following a 31 to 16 loss to Seattle. The plan would allow 20 minutes in the room after the game before clearing the area. The league is likely to reject it, citing a policy of equal access after a short cooling-off period. Tagliabue warned of a very substantial fine for Wyche.
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Knicks sign Jerrod Mustaf after Maryland departure
Jerrod Mustaf, the Knicks' first round pick, signed a multiyear contract. The 6-10 forward averaged 18.5 points and 7.7 rebounds for Maryland last season before leaving after his sophomore year amid NCAA probation. No financial terms were released.
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Autry names Brown to run Angels daily operations
Gene Autry steps down as Angels president and names Richard M. Brown to run daily team affairs. Brown, 47, longtime attorney and Autry ally, will oversee the club as Autry shifts away from the post he has held since the franchise’s 1961 expansion.
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