Calcordia at New York Major League Scorecard
Major league games listed for today including Calcordia at New York with Gullickson, Cleveland at Boston, Seattle at Toronto, Oakland at Baltimore, Milwaukee at Minnesota, Chicago at Kansas City and Detroit at Texas, plus Saturday and Sunday schedules and several NFL trades and roster moves noted. Highlights include Houston Oilers Chiefs trades, Dolphins activations, and various minor notes across baseball divisions.
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Vikings Rally Past Broncos In Preseason Clash
Third string quarterback Rich Gannon sparked a late attack, rushing and passing to overturn a 17-10 deficit and lift the Vikings to a 27-17 win over the Denver Broncos. Denver led early on two short passes from John Elway, while Minnesota finished 2-2 in the preseason.
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Rich Gannon
Minnesota
Vikings
Denver Broncos
Tommy Kramer
Gannon
Wade Wilson
John Elway
Steve Sewell
Gerald Willhite
Lions rout Eagles in final preseason game
Detroit Lions defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 36-3 as Chuck Long threw two TD passes and the defense recorded two interceptions and seven sacks. The Eagles, led by Randall Cunningham and Randall Dunham, managed only a field goal.
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Chuck Long
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Eagles
Paul McFadden
Miami
Randall Dunningham
McFadden
Eddie Murray
James Griffin
Jeff Chadwick
Murray
Detroit
James Jones
Pete Mandley
Devon Mitchell
Cunningham
Chadwick
Two Frederick stars start college careers in 1980s era
Frederick High graduate Chris Long has enrolled at Gordon Junior College in Georgia while Thomas Johnson High graduate Mark Twentey will attend the University of South Carolina. Long led Liberty to the NABF World Series title with 19 hits and a .528 average in 11 games, ranking team highs in runs and on base percentage. Twentey, a switch hitter, returns to college after stints at Gordon JC and Frederick Community College, where he led the Cougars in hitting.
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Frederick High
Chris Long
Gordon Junior College
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Thomas Johnson
Mark Twentey
University of South Carolina
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Liberty Road
Randallstown
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Mount St Marys runners reach 1500m semifinals in Rome
Kenya’s Kip Cheruiyot won his heat in 3 40.22 as Peter Rona also qualified for the semifinals in the 1500 meters at the World Track and Field Championships in Rome. Both athletes study at Mount St. Marys.
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Rome
Kip Cheruiyot
Peter Rona
Kenya
the Mount
USA Wins Two Golds at World Track Champs in Rome
Calvin Smith reclaimed the 200 meters title in a photo finish after losing a world record earlier in the week. Silke Gladisch claimed the women’s 200, becoming the meet’s first double gold medalist, while Greg Foster and Sabine Busch added titles for the United States and East Germany respectively. Thomas Schoenlebe upset stars in the men’s 460, as decathlon action opened and heavy rain interrupted events at Olympic Stadium.
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Calvin Smith
United States
Silke Gladisch
Greg Foster
Sabine Busch
East Germany
Thomas Schoenlebe
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Nigeria
Butch Reynolds
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Torsten Voss
Christian Schenk
Jurgen Hingsen
West Germany
Olympic Stadium
Schoenlebe
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Reynolds
ChiSox edge Texas on Calderon double for 4 0 lead
Chicago moved ahead 4 0 after Ivan Calderon doubled and Fred Manrique scored on an error. Harold Baines added a single driving in Redus who had reached on the error as Chicago built its early lead.
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Chicago
White Sox
Fred Manrigue
Larry Parrish
Redus
Harold Baines
NFL union talks on hold in ongoing negotiation
The NFL players union and management reported some movement in talks after a pause since August 14. They pursue an overall proposal this weekend, including expanded benefits and free agency, with face to face meetings still seen as necessary to avoid a strike. Upshaw signaled willingness to compromise on key issues but insisted bargaining continues.
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NFL
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Open tennis seeds roll to easy wins in windy conditions
Martina Navratilova defeated Robin White 6 1 6 3 to reach the Open final in 54 minutes while Hana Mandlikova recovered from a second set tiebreaker to beat Jo Durie 6 3 6 7 6 2. Gabriela Sabatini battled wind as she faced Gomez, delaying her first-round match until 1 19 a.m. after Becker Wilkison marathon.
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Syracuse Hosts Terps In 1986 Season Opener At Carrier Dome
Syracuse aims to rebound after a 13 game 1985 setback as MacPherson leads an experienced offense against Maryland, which beat Syracuse 35 18 in the Cherry Bowl. Don McPherson vows a strong start and the Orangemen seek balance with Johnston Drum and a veteran defense anchored by Gregory.
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