Cowboys seek Sanders and Emtman amid salary cap
Deion Sanders pursues another Super Bowl run and may switch to wide receiver as Dallas owner Jerry Jones negotiates a contract plan while Steve Emtman, waived by Indianapolis, visits multiple teams after ACL and neck injuries, with about a dozen clubs showing interest.
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Jaguars face Hall of Fame game as Boselli may miss opener
NFL roundup notes Tony Boselli sprained knee may sideline him for about 10 days ahead of Jacksonville's July 29 Hall of Fame game against Carolina. Boselli, the No. 2 draft pick, could miss the exhibition opener. Raiders veteran Tom Rathman announces retirement after 12 NFL seasons.
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McDowell's gesture fuels crowd boos during Yankees loss
Yankees pitcher Jack McDowell gave the middle finger to home fans as he walked off the mound in the fifth inning of a 9-4 defeat to the Chicago White Sox. He struggled, allowing 13 hits and nine earned runs in 4 2/3 innings, while manager Buck Showalter removed him amid louder boos.
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Strange considered for Ryder Cup wild card pick
Wadkins weighs Strange as possible second wild card for U S Ryder Cup team as he eyes 10 automatic berths. Strange won his second straight U S Open in 1989 at Oak Hill Rochester N Y and ranks 20th in points toward team selection. Shrine Classic tickets cost 20 dollars at Emerald Golf Club New Bern or by calling 633 4440.
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Casartelli dies after crash on Tour descent
Tour continued riders observed Casartelli suffered heavy bleeding after a high speed fall on a long curve. Francois Simon described a powerful impact as Casartelli could not make the turn and his back wheel struck the side. Motorola chief Jim Ochowicz vowed the team would keep competing in the Tour.
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Seahawks receiver Brian Blades charged in cousin’s death
Bri an Blades was charged with second degree manslaughter in the July 5 shooting of his cousin Charles Blades in Plantation Florida. Police say the gun was fired from less than four inches during a struggle, contradicting an accidental shot narrative. Witnesses and evidence point to Blades firing the weapon as he confronted his brother Bennie Blades after a confrontation with Bennie’s ex girlfriend. Blades, in Seattle for training, planned to surrender. toxicology results not yet released.
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Astros outfielder Plantier eyed by sources
The Baltimore Sun reports interest in Phil Plantier from Houston with unnamed sources. The Sun also notes Mets interest in Orioles outfielder Jeffrey Hammonds and mentions GM Joe McIlvaine may pursue reliever Armando Benitez.
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Crenshaw Eyes St Andrews Bravery At Open
Crenshaw lauds the Old Course as the most famous hole while recalling past visits and Masters win. He hopes to regain form after a tough run and reflects on Carnoustie and readiness for St Andrews. Odds shift in his favor but rivals Faldo Norman Langer Price Montgomerie Els remain clear threats.
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Kinston-Lenoir Wins Babe Ruth Title Over New Bern
Jeremy Wade pitched a complete game to defeat New Bern 7-3 in the 17-18 Babe Ruth final. Creech and Price led Kinston-Lenoir with multi hit nights while Banks paced New Bern with a 3-for-4 effort as New Bern’s 17-18s miss state tournament.
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Magic Johnson retires again from NBA to focus on business
Los Angeles reports Magic Johnson will not return to professional basketball, citing inability to give 100 percent to the sport. He plans to expand interests in movie theaters and shopping malls after previously retiring in 1991 and briefly rejoining the Lakers in 1992.
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Edwards Breaks 10-Year World Triple Jump Record
Britain's Jonathan Edwards shattered a decade old world mark with a 59 foot triple jump at the Salamanca Provincial meet in Spain. He surpassed Willie Banks who had record 58 feet 11 1/2 inches set in 1985.
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