Redskins settle on Cedric Smith at fullback
Cedric Smith, a four year veteran, has settled as Washingtons blocking fullback. He started Sunday against the Colts, car ried the ball twice, and helped Ricky Ervinss 90 yards on 27 carries as the Redskins gained 100 rushing yards. Smith, praised by Norv Turner, had been cut twice this year before rejoining and earning a game ball after the 41 27 win.
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Uycheck
Cowboys
Emmitt Smith
Florida
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Miami Dolphins
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Fla
Salary cap talks loom in NBA bargaining talks
The NBA negotiators pressed for changes to cap rules amid a tough bargaining season. Stern and Grantham, nicknamed Easy David, said schedules were set to push talks within days. The league seeks to close loopholes like opt-outs and balloon payments at contract ends while preserving the cap adopted in 1983.
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NHL and NBA salary cap tensions cited in league notes
The text references the NHL and NBA salary cap systems, noting Bettman and Stern’s past collaboration, rising losses for the NHL, and the impact of a moratorium on new player contracts. It describes the NHL Players Association position, a letter detailing 19 givebacks, and the elimination of salary arbitration before training camp.
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Lewis the Decoy Star Powers Toward Maryland History Bound
Jermaine Lewis played as a decoy to draw North Carolina's focus while contending with recurring injuries at Eleanor Roosevelt High. The 5 foot 9 junior moved into Maryland's all time top five with 101 catches and sixth in receiving yards, aiming to lead both lists. A former 1992 national scholastic indoor 200 meter champion, he shifted from track to football seeking an NFL shot and money. Duffner praises his new strength and speed, comparing him to a faster Hulk Hogan.
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Hall of Fame Bowl to match Big Ten and SEC third place
Hall of Fame Bowl officials have struck a six year deal to pit the third place teams from the Big Ten and Southeastern Conference starting next season. The contract begins January 1996, replacing the ACC and Big Ten fourth-place matchup. Each school will receive at least 1.5 million dollars, up from 1 million. The renewal with ESPN for the 11 a.m. New Year’s Day slot secures the game’s future per The St. Petersburg Times and The Tampa Tribune.
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Brantley Signs Rich Deal As Free Agency Opens
Three more players filed for free agency while reliever Jeff Brantley became the first to sign, returning to Cincinnati on a 2 year 2.5 million deal. Other moves include Gary Gaetti buyout by Kansas City and Tom Henke buyout by Texas. Brantley can reach 3.5 million with bonuses, with 1 million guaranteed in 1995 and 1.5 million in 1996. Plaintiff free agents can discuss terms with old clubs but not with new clubs until Sunday.
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Philadelphia
Randy Ready
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Gerald Perry
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Reds
Lenny Harris
Thomas Howard
Mark Parent
Pittsburgh
Widow sues over NASCAR toy cars bearing Bonnett name
Susan Bonnett, widow and executor of Neil Bonnett's estate, filed in Jefferson County Circuit Court alleging Racing Champions Inc and Creative Promotions sold defective toy cars bearing the late driver's name without authorization. She seeks 5 million dollars in damages and an injunction on 50,000 units, noting Kraft General Foods backed out of a distribution deal due to defects and mis lettering. Her attorney Mark McKnight stated Kraft ordered destruction of the cars, which the defendants allegedly ignored.
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Trickle to Drive for Bud Moore in 1995 NASCAR
Dick Trickle, a veteran short track ace with 1,200 feature wins, will drive for Bud Moore in 1995 after a stop start Winston Cup career. The 48 year old rookie of 1989 has struggled to repeat that early success, though he placed second last month at Dover as his stock car bid improves with Moore’s multiyear deal.
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