Durham says NCAA not questioning him over Fleming case
Georgia coach Hugh Durham denies being questioned by the NCAA about W F Sports Enterprises claim that it advanced money to Vern Fleming during his Georgia days. Fleming now with the Pacers in Indianapolis, the agency seeks 7 percent of his salary and about 2600 dollars for personal use.
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Georgia
Hugh Durham
NCAA
Fleming
W.F. Sports Enterprises Inc
Atlanta
Indianapolis
National Basketball Association
Pacers
NBA
Southern Illinois University
Walt Frazier
Durham
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walker Kittle power White Sox comeback win over Indians
Greg Walker and Ron Kittle homered as the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 7-4 after Brook Jacoby's first career grand slam in the first inning. Floyd Bannister earned the win, Bob James notched the save, and Seaver appeared in relief for the Cubs.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Greg Walker
Ron Kittle
Chicago White Sox
Brook Jacoby
Cleveland Indians
Floyd Bannister
Jacoby
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Bob James
James
White Sox
Kittle
Chicago
Walker
Bert Blyleven
Keith Creel
Jerry Hairston
Ozzie Guillen
Pat Tabler
Rudy Law
Julio Cruz
Daryl Boston
Cubs edge Dodgers in tense 4-2 win on Smith save
Cubs rally to beat Dodgers 4-2 as Lee Smith earns his seventh save after Dodgers threaten late. Scioscia and Marshall duel with homers. Mar shall, Landreaux, and Maldonado factor in. Pirates lose 5-3 to Giants as Tanner notes hitting surge. Mets rally behind Carter and Johnson rally to top Braves 5-4. Reds blank Phillies 2-0 behind Soto and Power. Astros top Expos 3-1 after Knepper relief and Dawley finish.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lee Smith
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Tom Lasorda
Cubs
Jim Frey
Smith
Los Angeles
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Mike Marshall
Scioscia
Marshall
Sciascia
Candy Maldonado
R.J. Reynolds
al Oliver
Ray Fontenot
New York
Mookie Wilson
Mets
Atlanta
Zane Smith
Wally Backman
Wilson
Howard Johnson
Bruce Sutter
Keith Hernandez
Gary Carter
Carter
Padres hammer Cardinals in 12 2 victory
Terry Kennedy drove in two with two-run singles and Carmelo Martinez added a double and a homer as San Diego built a five-run first inning and chased pitcher Bob Forsch early. The Cardinals committed four errors in the game leading to seven unearned San Diego runs, with Dave Dravecky and Tim Stoddard finishing strong for the Padres.
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Twins
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Mickey Hatcher
Kent Hrbek
Don Mattingly
Ed Whitson
Tom Brunansky
Roy Smalley
Dave Winfield
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Angels
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Tony Armas
Fenway Park
Jim Rice
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Roger Clemens
Bob Stanley
RBI
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Rob Wilfong
Armas
California
Kirk McCaskill
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Toronto
Ernie Whitt
George Bell
Willie Upshaw
Oakland
Dave Stieb
Don Sutton
Brewers
Mariners
Seattle
Ben Oglivie
Moose Haas
Oglivie
Milwaukee
Haas
Orioles
Royals
Kansas City
Baltimore
Ken Dixon
Larry Sheets
Dixon
Tippy Martinez
Sammy Stewart
Sheets
Ken Landreaux
R. J. Reynolds
al Oliver
Dodgers
Reynolds
Marshall
Dave Lopes
Ryne Sandberg
Keith Moreland
Jody Davis
Cubs
Steve Sax
Landreaux
Dernier
Lopes
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Chuck Tanner
Tanner
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Giants
Lee Tunnell
Dan Gladden
Gary Rajsich
Jeff Leonard
Chili
ST. Louis
Terry Kennedy
Carmelo Martinez
San Diego Padres
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego
Bob Forsch
Kevin McReynolds
Martinez
Graig Nettles
Chase Forsch
Padres
Dave Dravecky
Ozzie Smith
Bill Campbell
Cards
Kennedy
Tim Stoddard
Ivan DeJesus
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Wrigley Field
Dallas Green
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Pimlico Race Course
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Don Nelson
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Sutter
Reds
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Mario Soto
John Franco
Ted Power
Pete Rose
Nick Esasky
Mike Schmidt
Esasky
Astros
Expos
Montreal
Bob Knepper
Dawley
Cardinals
SEARS
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St Central Or Aid
Seer Oe
Whitewood
Sears. Roebuck and Co
Alcan Building Products
Orl Orape
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