Ten Rangers players quit camp as Howe joins Yankees
Ten Texas Rangers walk out of spring training rather than play exhibition games. Steve Howe joins the New York Yankees at Fort Lauderdale for probation requirements earning 772 dollars weekly. Howe will not play or practice with replacement players.
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Perry birdies final hole to take lead at Riviera
Kenny Perry shot a 3-under 68 to reach 13-under and take a one stroke lead over Corey Pavin after three rounds at Riviera. Pavin led briefly but bogeyed No 16, while Craig Stadler and Jay Don Blake closened the gap with 67 and 66 rounds respectively. Several others, including Scott Simpson, Bob Estes, and Lanny Wadkins, remained within striking distance as Perry aims for back-to-back wins after the Bob Hope Desert Classic.
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O'Neal suspended for fight with Montross after altercation
The NBA suspended Shaquille O'Neal for one game after his punch like shove during Friday's 129-103 Magic win over the Celtics. Orlando criticizes the call while noting suspensions cost about 58,500 dollars plus fines. O'Neal will miss the home game vs Chicago.
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ECU coach Todd Berry applies for SW Missouri State post
Springfield based report notes East Carolina offensive coordinator Todd Berry among more than 60 applicants for the Southwest Missouri State football coaching vacancy created after Jesse Branch resigned. Berry, a Springfield native, is joined by other regional coaches as interviews are planned next week.
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Agassi Loses First Time This Year At Indoor Classic
No. 2 Andre Agassi falls to Thomas Engqvist in the Comcast U.S. Indoor semifinals in Philadelphia. Engqvist advances to face Michael Chang who defeated Paul Haarhuis. Agassi’s outburst and warnings highlight a tense finish as Engqvist races into the final.
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