19 Strikeouts Celebrate Johnson in Mariners Win
Randy Johnson of the Seattle Mariners struck out 19 Chicago White Sox, celebrating the final out on Friday. The report links the attack on Stockholm's Olympic Stadium to Sweden's bid, noting no injuries.
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Mets trade Johnson to Cubs in bid to boost wild card chances
In a six-player deal with Chicago the Mets ship Lance Johnson and two other players for relievers Mel Rojas Turk Wendell and center fielder Brian McRae. Rojas signed a 13.75 million three year contract but struggled this season. McRae will replace Johnson at leadoff while questions linger over the move’s impact on playoff hopes.
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Mighty Ducks hire Page as new coach
The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim will name Pierre Page the second coach in franchise history, after agreeing to a deal to coach the team that debuted in 1993. Calgary Flames will receive a conditional draft pick if Page is hired. The club split with Ron Wilson following a second-round exit.
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Bills Rally Behind Collins In Exhibition Win Over Vikings
Todd Collins completed 10 of 12 passes for 115 yards guiding Buffalo to a 19-3 victory while Billy Joe Hobert, pressed as backup, went 3 of 6 for 71 yards and an interception. Levy defended Hobert amid media scrutiny as Collins sealed the win with a 98-yard drive.
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Bodine brothers shine as Todd nabbs Bud at the Glen pole
Todd Bodine won the Bud at the Glen pole with a 73.192 second lap, beating Dale Jarrett by six hundredths. The Chemung native led a top row that included Earnhardt and Elliott as the field was set for Sunday’s race. the rest of the 42-car roster would be determined later.
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Cleland wins Zaharias tournament with clutch putting
Teresa Cleland posted 74 to finish 147, edging Denise Breton by one stroke. Cleland credited steady play and true greens at The Pompey Club as Breton tumbled. Broton shot 75 for 148, while Marquis and Ackerman tied for third with 154 and Ackerman battled a high handicap and a broken thumb to vault into contention.
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