Petty hires Andretti for Michigan Winston Cup race
Richard Petty selects John Andretti to drive the No. 43 STP Pontiac in the GM Goodwrench 400 at Michigan International. Andretti replaces Wally Dallenbach, who left after a troubled season that included six DNFs and only three top 10 finishes, with Dallenbach planning future racing options.
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Baseball strike enters Day 5 with 60 games canceled
Owners and players remain silent on Day 5 as mediators from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service oversee talks in Boston and New York. John Martin coordinates attempts to reengage both sides while Chicago Cubs option Steve Trachsel to Iowa signals the first player move since the strike began.
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Jordan's injury judged not serious by surgeon
Dr James Andrews described Michael Jordans left shoulder as basically normal after MRI and said the outfielders mildly strained rotator cuff and mildly sprained shoulder are not serious. He sent Jordan to rehab and noted return depends on rehab progress. Andrews has treated Bo Jackson and Charles Barkley.
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Muddy field slows Houston in 6-0 victory
In Mexico City, a record NFL crowd watched the Oilers beat the Cowboys 6-0 as a rain soaked field slowed both teams. Al Del Greco kicked field goals of 37 and 26 yards in the first half while the surface remained muddy and sluggish.
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Patriots cut Sisson as Cecil also exits Cardinals
The New England Patriots released kicker Scott Sisson nicknamed Missin Sisson after a volatile season in which he scored a team high 57 points but missed key kicks. Arizona Cardinals cut safety Chuck Cecil a Pro Bowl pick two years ago as Matt Bahr becomes the lone veteran kicker in New England camp.
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Notre Dame Aims High With Returning Talent
South Bend Notre Dame, seeking a national title, returns five top running backs led by Lee Becton and a strong defense. Coach Lou Holtz notes Powlus, sidelined by injuries, will be key, while new leadership hopes to erase last season's edged finish and prior disappointments.
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