Transactions from AP Sports recap touch multiple leagues
AP sports wire lists NBA Timberwolves firing Sidney Lowe and two assistants. NFL waivers include Cowboys, Broncos, Packers, Dolphins, Chargers, 49ers, and Buccaneers. Also reports tennis and golf results with several player matches and retirements. Names include Sidney Lowe Lance Zeno Kurt Warner Greg Rusedski Thomas Muster and others.
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National Basketbell Association
Minnesota Timberwolves
Sidney Lowe
Jim Brewer
Chuck Davisson
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Tim Daniel
James Parrish
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Alfie Burch
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Mark Mason
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Richie Cunningham
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Career Home Run Leaders Across Seasons Landmark List
Record fragment lists longtime sluggers with career home run totals across multiple seasons. Mentions Frank Robinson Eddie Mathews Willie Mays Hank Aaron and Hank Aaron cited as all time leader with 755 HRs over 23 seasons.
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Frank Robinson
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Mashion
Willie Mays
Hank Agron
Snyder targets 1994 season as Kansas State rebuild evolves
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder weighs progress after a 9-2-1 comeback year and Copper Bowl win. He notes returning talent Chad May and Kevin Lockett, while predicting early 1994 struggles at lines and secondary as the program pursues a second chapter of improvement.
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Southwestern Louisiana
Rice
Minnesota
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Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Iowa State
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Oklahoma State
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Snyder
K-State
Chad May
May
Senate panel proposes fan council to arbitrate baseball disputes
Arizona Senator Dennis DeConcini introduced a bill to form a five member baseball commission with three fan representatives, one player, and one owner. The panel could force binding arbitration between players and owners and regulate expansion, ticket prices, stadium financing, TV revenues, marketing and merchandising. DeConcini argued government must regulate the sport to end the current labor strike, noting baseball’s antitrust exemption. Meanwhile Sports Fans United and the Consumer Federation of America launched a petition drive to urge Congress to intervene as fans rally against the strike.
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Ment
Sports Fans United
The
Consumer Federation of America
Baseball teams lay off front office staff amid strike
The Montreal Expos became the first to announce layoffs as the baseball strike entered its second week. About 35 Expos employees on vacation will be laid off when vacations end next week. The New York Yankees report that slightly more than half of their roughly 100 staff are on vacation, with decisions on future actions pending. The strike has led to 86 canceled games, tying a 1972 mark.
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Yankees
Rob Butcher
Butcher
Plummer Faces Chargers in San Francisco Preseason
San Francisco linebacker Gary Plummer meets his old Chargers teammates in an NFL preseason game at Jack Murphy Stadium. Natrone Means recalls Plummer barking at rookies during eight seasons with San Diego and aims to repay.
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San Francisco
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San Diego
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Plummer
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49Ers
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New England Patriots
Washington Redskins
Foxboro
Marion Butts
Butts
New England
Patriots
Casillas decision upsets KC Chiefs
River Falls Wisconsin AP report on Tony Casillas under contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. he cited medical concerns, NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue restored Casillas free agency. Chiefs president Carl Peterson seeks probe into possible improprieties and tampering. Casillas under contract affected the Chiefs salary cap and personnel decisions.
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Peterson
Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs
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