Drug test dispute in NFL over labor pact
NFL players association says urinalysis for drugs may breach the collective bargaining agreement and could trigger unfair labor practice complaints. Nine top prospects tested positive, later drafted by NFL teams, with teams and league officials offering mixed explanations and ongoing investigations.
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All-star players shine in Murphysboro games
Ernie Bryant powers through opponents for a rebound in the boys contest. In the girls game, Eldorado’s Lisa Whitler steals the ball from Marion’s Kim Jones with June Lacy nearby, highlighting the fast action and standout play.
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Class A boys defeat AA cagers in Southern Illinois classic
Kerry Graskewicz led Class A with 24 points as his small-school teammates routed Class AA 116 to 89 in the fourth annual Southern Illinois boys prep basketball classic. Graskewicz helped build a 40 point lead and the win marked the third straight for the Class A squad.
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Class AA girls rally past Class A in Southern Illinois all star clash
In the Rend Lake College gym at Ina, Class AA trailed Class A 32-22 at halftime before a late surge, led by Kim Jones and Debbie Buesking, to win 49-46. Cheryl McCree earned Most Valuable Player honors for Herrin with 11 points and five rebounds.
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Bandits Sink Cardinals Shine From Mets Bench
New York Mets reserves known as the Bandits, led by Mike Jorgensen and Ron Hodges, fueled a 6-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Jorgensen slammed a three run homer, Hodges added a solo shot, while Craig Swan and Neil Allen combined on seven innings for the Mets.
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Salukis recruit choices shape 1988 baseball plans
Southern Illinois University Carbondale recruit Gary Beckhorn chose to reject a Kansas City Royals offer and attend SIUC for three to four years. Gorham pitcher John Glidewell was drafted by the Expos and plans college in 1988. Red Sox sign catcher Joe Richardson, with Elmira set as his Class A assignment.
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Miami Wins First College World Series With Nine Three Victory
Miami erupts for six runs in the fifth inning to defeat Wichita State 9 3 and clinch its first College World Series title. Mark Velasquez starts the rally with a single and scores. Phil Lane delivers the decisive homer to cap the surge. Mike Kasperzak earns the win with seven innings pitched, allowing seven hits and three runs.
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