Pete Rose to seek reinstatement after World Series
Pete Rose will apply for reinstatement to baseball after the World Series and before year’s end, says attorney S. Gary Spicer. Rose, banned for life in 1989 for gambling, waits for a new commissioner to take office. If considered, the executive council must decide. Rose maintains he did not bet on baseball. some officials doubt reinstatement without admission of past actions. Bud Selig lacks sign of lifting the ban.
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McGwire Griffey chase Maris HR record in September
McGwire and Griffey push toward Roger Maris 61 as September games wind down. Griffey has six September homers, needing 12 more, while McGwire eyes 11 in 17 games to tie and perhaps surpass the mark. Griffey notes the crowd chants and the national attention.
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Ottawa Braves open season with William Jewell clash
Ottawa University football coach Kris Creighton emphasizes basics to avoid turnovers and big plays as OU opens at 7 p.m. against William Jewell in Liberty Missouri. Returnees Ficken Starck lead an offense built around balance and a fast defense aims to shut down Cardinals all-conference back Eric Levins.
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Camby says scandal hurt his NBA play and focus
Marcus Camby in Amherst says improper gifts scandal harmed his college play and claims vindication after a Connecticut legal case with agent Wesley Spears. UMASS officials remain frustrated they cannot conclude their investigation without Camby talking, while Camby denies gifts during his sophomore year. Spears agreed to community service to resolve charges that he tried to blackmail Camby, avoiding trial.
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What Makes Winners Win by Charlie Jones
A review highlights the book featuring over one hundred athletes and coaches sharing success secrets. Magic Johnson Wooden Whitaker Jansen Lewis Riley Lombardi Norman Conner Bart Conner and Bart Conner appear with quotes on vision leadership and self improvement. The text frames winning as living a disciplined life and conquering self rather than defeating others.
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