MLB Standings and Schedule Update
American League standings show Toronto Baltimore Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland Boston New York in tight race. Oakland Minnesota Chicago Texas Kansas City California Seattle leads in West. results from Thursday include Baltimore 2 Seattle 1 and Texas 6 Chicago 16 3.
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Stubblefield backs Prop 48 despite missed year
Dana Stubblefield, Kansas defensive star and 285 pounds, supports academic standards despite sitting out his freshman season under Prop 48. The Ohio native, college leader, and Big Eight honorable mention credits his year away with schooling and personal growth, while Kansas anticipates a strong 1992 season under Glen Mason.
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King Sues Ruddock After Walkout Over Title Shots
Promoter Don King sues heavyweight Razor Ruddock for 35 million in federal court alleging breach of contract for walking out on a fight with Lennox Lewis. King criticizes eliminations and promotes Chavez Camacho bout in Las Vegas, touting it as his top promotion.
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Dream Team on ice could shape 1994 Olympic hockey
NHL owners mull a Dream Team concept to allow top players to represent the country of origin at Lillehammer 1994. Governors meet in Tampa to decide with 13 of 24 votes needed, while fighting rules and season disruption loom as key issues.
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Whisman shoots 62 sets The International record
Greg Whisman, 31, fired a bogey-free 62 to set a tournament record 20 points in The International under the modified Stableford format. Despite ahead, the field will be cut after round two, then to 24, with Whisman’s 20 points erased if still alive.
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