Negotiators push talks in spring training Florida
In Florida venues and later Arizona and California, baseball labor talks resume with sessions after workouts. The players vote a 2.4 million budget to probe owners books if opened, amid disputes over the 1.1 billion TV contract share and other issues including salary arbitration and expansion.
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West Palm Beach
Peter Ueberroth
Ueberroth
Don Fehr
The
Players Association
Mavericks Blot Out Suns 107 99 In NBA Action
Dallas Mavericks open strong, led 58 38 at half, and held Phoenix Suns to a late rally. Mark Aguirre scores 27, Dallas routs Suns 107 99 as Charles Jones of Phoenix posts a career high 27 in defeat.
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Associated Press
Detroit Pistons
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Detroit Lions
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James Jones
Eric Hipple
Phoenix
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Suns
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John MacLeod
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Maverick
Rolando Blackman
Jay Vincent
Sam Perkins
Derek Harper
Charles Jones
Showboats Beat Bulls Behind Walter Lewis Comeback
Walter Lewis sparked the Memphis Showboats to a 24-14 win over the Jacksonville Bulls after halftime, throwing a touchdown and rushing for two scores. He finished 9 of 18 for 117 yards with 76 rushing yards, as Memphis benefited from two Bulls fumbles and routed into a 2-0 start heading into a home game against Baltimore.
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Memphis Showboats
Walter Lewis
Jacksonville Bulls
Lewis
Showboats
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Leonard Williams
Paul Hanna
Bulls
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Reggie Butts
Doran Major
Robbie Mahouz
Mike Rozier
Belue
Aubrey Matthews
Walter
Memphis
Pepper Rodgers
Rodgers
Baltimore
Arizona
Texas 5 1 over Cal State Fullerton in Austin
Texas takes a 5-1 victory as Bill Bates delivers a three run double after a 2-2 pitch into left center. Daniel Pena allows three hits in seven innings and Michael Poehl throws no hit ball over the final two frames to seal the win for the third ranked Longhorns. Texas improves to 11-3 while Fullerton sits 9-10-1.
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Jerome Whitehead
Purvis Short
Austin
Texas
Bill Bates
Longhorns
Cal State Fullerton
Daniel Pena
Michael Poehl
Titans
Fullerton
Georgetown Reclaims No. 1 In AP Basketball Poll
Georgetown regained the top spot as the unanimous No. 1 in the AP poll after beating St John’s 85 69 and then crushing Syracuse 90 63. St John’s fell to second while Michigan Oklahoma and Memphis State followed, with Duke and Georgia Tech in the top ten and Nevada Las Vegas leading the Second Ten.
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Fadeev Leads After Short Program In 1985 Worlds
Alexander Fadeev of the Soviet Union earned near perfect marks in the short program to lead the men’s competition at the 1985 World Figure Skating Championships in Tokyo. Canadian Brian Orser moved into third, while Jozef Sabovcik remained second overall. Bestemianova and Bukin topped the ice dance after compulsory figures with three superb programs in Viennese waltz, polka and blues.
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Alexander Fadeevy
Soviet Union
Fadeev
Natalia Bestemianova
Andrei Bukin
Ottawa
Brian Orser
Sarajevo
Orser
Jozef Saboveik
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Kotin
Brian Boitano
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Sunnyvale
Calif
Mark Cockerell
Cockerell
Glendale
Sabovcik
Bestemianova
Bukin
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