Carpenter measures up for Jets in preseason spark
Jets wide receiver Rob Carpenter, a Plan B pickup from the Patriots, made a memorable sideline spike on a non touchdown play against the Eagles as New York won the preseason opener. Coach Bruce Coslet credited the official for blowing the play dead and noted Carpenter’s potential at wideout and punt returner. Carpenter, a Syracuse product, joined Rob Moore to form a promising pair, with Moore sidelined by a sprained ankle and in a cast for at least two weeks.
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Tagliabue defends NFL wealth from free agency surge
Commissioner Paul Tagliabue finished three days of testimony in Minneapolis in the NFL antitrust case, arguing the league remains balanced and popular due to its rules. He cited player costs rising 444 percent from 1970 to 1989 while operating revenues grew 345 percent, with 57 percent of gross revenue going to players.
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Albany Challenge Foils McKenzie Team Wins Both Races
Corpe Chrises led the field in the Albany Challenge with May entry wins, followed by TBM of Endicott and Gardall Safe Corp. The women’s three person team included Julia Hallquist, Karen Pratt, and Karen Weissman. Syracuse University defended its coed title with a time of 83 minutes 48 seconds, while Shepardson claimed the overall crown amid close finish with Bishop Cunningham alumni and Morganti not competing.
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Brewerton Speedway Race Features Rain-Delayed Showdown
Tee n Wetmore chased Crown in Turn 4 on the second lap to finish second, with Roger Phelps third and Dale Planck and Doug Fuller in the top five. Only 21 modifieds raced as rain forced Fridays to be postponed. fans could donate a can for $2 off tickets. Jim Phelps won the sportsman 20 lap, while Tim Sears captured the street stock main. Dennis Parker took third in the four cylinder stock event as weather allowed a return to the regular schedule.
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