Baseball talks shutdown as strike looms in 1994
New York AP report says negotiators for owners and players meet again hours after discussing an orderly shutdown to avert a Friday strike. Fehr warns a long walkout is likely, comparing a salary cap to Munich and Kafka, while Ravitch sees little chance of avoiding work stoppage but not lasting all winter.
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Norman backs idea of non American major sweep
Greg Norman said a sweep by non Americans would be good for golf as the PGA Championship at Southern Hills nears. With Olazabal, Els, Price and others leading, an international winner could energize American golf and reflect the global shift in the sport.
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Azinger aims beyond moral victory at PGA return
Paul Azinger, back from cancer, vows to push for more than a moral victory at the PGA Championship in Tulsa. He avoids predicting a win, admits rust after Buick Open rounds 76 and 70, and says he plans to stay leaderboard-conscious while navigating weather-delayed 36-hole final day. He recalls nervous first round, insists attitude stays strong, and notes the impact of his absence on tour as foreign players begin sweeping majors.
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Americans rout Australia in World Championship quarterfinal
Dream Team II blasted Australia send 71 percent shooting and a 120.5 point per game pace, lifting to a 1-0 quarterfinal record as Miller and Price led with multiple 3s and strong contributions from Majerle Wilkins and O Neal. Australia, with Gaze and Bradtke scoring, trailed after early lead.
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Cope to Drive for Bobby Allison Motorsports at Watkins Glen
Derrike Cope will drive the No 12 Ford for Bobby Allison Motorsports in the Bud at the Glen at Watkins Glen New York replacing rookie Tim Steele who has been released after failing to qualify for the Brickyard 400 Steele had previously started the season with Chuck Bown who was injured at Pocono and replaced by Steele Cope comes from three straight races with T W Taylor finishing 19th at a track and 27th at Indy Allison said Steele left by mutual consent and Cope could drive for the rest of the year
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