Cowboys top list at $190 million value in 1993 survey
Financial World magazine ranks the Dallas Cowboys as the most valuable U S sports team at 190 million dollars. It notes Baltimore Orioles bought for 173 million would be worth 129 million, while Yankees lead baseball at 166 million and Giants lead NFL at 176 million. It cites rising values amid media consolidation and possible strikes.
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Richard Ravitch
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Ozarian
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Montreal Expos
Trio shines at Ottawa HS JV track meet
Ottawa freshman Mindy Brown won the 1600 and 3200 and long jump, finished second in triple jump. Baldwin’s Hannah Pohl claimed the 100, 200 and 400. Boys winner Mike Hess swept the 100, high jump and 330 hurdles. Eight teams competed including Anderson County, Baldwin, Blue Valley Stilwell, Central Heights, Prairie View, Paola and Santa Fe Trail.
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Emory
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Heart ailment forces Hollyfield to retire
Evander Holyfield, 31, retires after a heart condition diagnosed following his loss to Michael Moorer for the heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Doctors say the non fatal ailment, a stiff left ventricle, ends his boxing career but allows normal life with less strain. his kidney issues from dehydration were treated in Las Vegas before he returned to Atlanta.
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Holyfield
Michael Mooorer
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Douglas Morris
Stephens
Crawford Long Hospital
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Tion
Dr. Stephens
Atlanta
Buster Douglas
Chiefs Sign All-Pro Cornerback Collins From Giants
Kansas City fills part of its depleted secondary by signing Mark Collins, veteran cornerback for eight seasons with the New York Giants. Collins, 30, had four interceptions and 61 solo tackles last year, plus a 50-yard interception return for a TD against the Rams. He inked a four-year deal with the Chiefs after two key free-agent losses.
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Kevin Ross
Kansas City Chiefs
Mark Collins
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Collins
Giants
Los Angeles Rams
Chiefs
Carl Peterson
St. Louis
Fullerton State
New York
Denver
Dale Carter
Bracey Walker
North Carolina
James Burton
Fresno State
Committees OK Minor Changes in Basketball Rules
The NCAA announced only minor changes after three days of meetings in Scottsdale Ariz. Both the Men’s and Women’s Basketball Rules Committees expanded mandatory suspensions to include coaches and team personnel. They also allowed a player with a bloodied uniform to return before play resumes if the medical staff determines the uniform is not saturated.
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Ariz
Marshall leaves UConn for NBA draft
All-America forward Donyell Marshall announces he will skip his senior year at Connecticut to enter the NBA draft. The Big East player of the year averaged 25.1 points last season for the Huskies in STORRS, Conn.
Connors wins first tour match since 1993 in Duluth
Jimmy Connors, 41, defeated Doug Flach 7 5, 6 4 in the AT T Challenge first round for his first tour victory since February 1993. He advances to meet fifth seed MaliVai Washington. Michael Chang and Andre Agassi also won, while Michael Jordan extended a hitting streak to 13 games in Birmingham vs Greenville.
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Jimmy Connors
Doug Flach
At&t
Greenville
S.C
Michael Jordan
Birmingham
Seles Plans Tennis Return After Hamburg Stabbing
Monica Seles, sidelined nearly a year after being stabbed in Hamburg, told Sports Life she plans to return to tennis. She said she will play again and does not want to be remembered only for her grunts or for the knife incident, aiming to be seen beyond that moment.
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Germany
Monica Seles
Sports Life Magazine
Seles
Braves Tabor target title after strong ECAC showing
The Braves and Tabor chase a title as they stand 14-2 in ECAC and 17-4 in district play. They travel to Baldwin City to face Baker on Friday with Butler cautioning against overlooking Saturday's game and aiming to stay on a winning roll. E'S softball tournament.
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