Weekend Sports Transactions By The Associated Press
NFL notes list Falcons and Patriots waiving multiple players including Qb Bob Gagliano and receivers Tony Harrison and Reggie Holt, with other positions noted. The report reflects roster adjustments across the league during the period.
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Chiefs stay light in camp as Montana eyes preseaon run
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer backs off hard camp drills after a Tokyo trip and jet lag. Joe Montana prepares for his 16th season with limited mornings. rookies Bennett Hill Dawson Penn show instant promise amid battles to back up Montana and choose a Sept. 4 opener. The Chiefs host Chicago in tonight’s exhibition as they chase consistency.
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Florida Gators Top AP Preseason Poll Over Notre Dame
The Florida Gators start No. 1 in the AP preseason poll edging Notre Dame by two points, marking the fifth straight year a Florida team leads off the season. Spurrier and Carter tout the honor as Notre Dame coach Holtz questions the ranking after losses.
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Negotiations Set Over Rules As Baseball Strike Lingers
In a stalled baseball labor saga, union chief Donald Fehr and management’s Richard Ravitch plan a pre discussion on how talks will proceed as the 11th day of the strike nears. Fehr jokes about chairs as the sides prepare for a Wednesday session with mediators present. The strike has canceled 14 games, with about 131 games affected and players losing roughly 44.2 million in salaries while owners forego about 85 million in revenue. Fehr doubts meaningful progress this week. The Braves ran a youth clinic at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium with staff in attendance.
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Eagles top Bengals in warmup clash at Veterans Stadium
Randall Cunningham threw two TD passes as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Cincinnati Bengals 17-7. The defense pressured David Klingler with Reggie White and teammates dominating the line while Philadelphia improved to 1-2 in an old-time atmosphere. Other games: Raiders 29 Rams 20, Buccaneers 29 Dolphins 14, Jets 13 Giants 10, Colts 17 Steelers 14, Seahawks 30 Vikings 19, Bills 18 Texans 16.
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Irvan Improves But Remains Critical After Michigan Crash
Irvan’s condition shows improvement though he remains on life support after a high speed crash in practice at Michigan International Speedway. Doctors report stable vital signs, severe lung injury but better oxygenation, and no brain deterioration after a follow up CAT scan.
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Wallace urges caution as NASCAR season opens
Before the Daytona 500 Wallace urged drivers to be cautious after two deaths and multiple injuries. In a sobering pre season meeting he cited Ernie Irvan s life threatening crash during practice at Michigan International Speedway. The losses include Alan Kulwicki Neil Bonnett Davey Allison and Rodney Orr across 16 months, with Irvan continuing to race after the incident.
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