Young runners top AP All Pro selections
Barry Sanders of Detroit leads the NFC in rushing and sets club records as he joins the AP All Pro first team amid a strong team performance. San Francisco dominates with four selections led by Joe Montana and Jerry Rice. Rice earns his third straight spot after 82 receptions and 17 touchdowns.
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1989 AP All Pro First Team Report Highlights
The article lists 1989 AP All Pro First Team selections, led by 49ers Ronnie Lott and Mike Cofer. It notes Paul Rice returnees, Packers Sterling Sharpe and Tim Harris, Vikings duo Chris Coleman and Keith Millard, and wide spread representation from Eagles Bears Giants Chiefs and others with repeat selections and near-ballot totals.
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Sanders Earns AP Offensive Rookie of the Year
Barry Sanders of the Lions, a Heisman winner from Oklahoma State, captured the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year after rushing for 1,470 yards in the NFC and 2,628 yards with 39 touchdowns in college. He held out training camp but led Detroit to a late-season surge, with teammate honors and praise for his impact.
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Drunk driver charged in Martin crash death
Kevin Guyette said William Reedy, friend of Billy Martin, was intoxicated when he drove Martin’s truck off a rural road Christmas evening, killing the former New York Yankees manager. Reedy faces a misdemeanor arraignment January 4 in Broome County after a blood alcohol test supported the charge. Martin’s wake and funeral plans were announced, with services at St Patrick’s Cathedral.
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College basketball scores from Ottawa Herald
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