Orioles Fire Altobelli. Weaver Returns to Manage Baltimore
Earl Weaver resumes Orioles duties after Joe Altobelli is fired as Baltimore beats Milwaukee 3 0. Cal Ripken Sr. comments on the firing while Ripken Jr. and Gary Roenicke help key a rally. Reggie Jackson fuels a late win with a bases loaded single as Boston routs Toronto.
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Pac-10 probe interviews ASU players in ongoing inquiry
The Pac-10 chief investigator interviewed three former Arizona State players Michael Burns Greg Attaway and Tee Williamson plus coach Bob Weinhauer in Tempe as part of an inquiry into ASU basketball practices following Transportation and summer job payment allegations from the 1983-84 period.
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Phillies win 5-4 on Wilsons seventh inning homer
Glenn Wilson homered in the eighth to lift Philadelphia over New York 5-4 after Jesse Orosco, in relief, faltered. Wilson, hitting .261, added a 14th RBI in five games while leading Philadelphia with 42 RBIs and seven homers. Mets had 18 hits but fell short in a tight finish.
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George Hendrick
Jason Thompson
Reds
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Steve Shields
Dave Concepcion
Gene Garber
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Cincinnati
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John Franco
Braves
Nets coach agrees in principle to lead Bulls
Nets coach Stan Albeck says he has agreed in principle to become the Chicago Bulls head coach, with talks ongoing on a three year deal around 900000 dollars. Bulls president Jerry Krause confirms progress and says the final year will be paid by Chicago while Nets receive 100000. Albeck cites return home to Chicago and hopes to finalize by Saturday before the college draft Tuesday.
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