Liles Captures WBA Super Middle Title in Argentina
Syracuse challenger Frank Liles defeated Frank Little of Philadelphia by unanimous scores 118-114 116-114 and 118-113 to win the WBA super middleweight belt in Tucuman Argentina. Liles improves to 27 1 with 18 knockouts while Little drops to 22 2 13 with five KOs.
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County Chiefs agree on stadium management
The Syracuse Chiefs will manage a proposed 32 million stadium on the city’s North Side for at least five years under a county Chiefs agreement. The Chiefs will lease for 15 years and contribute 4 million toward construction. Blue Jays will contribute 1 million. A stadium committee will advise on operations, pending county legislature approval.
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Bisons reject expansion bid over salary cap concerns
Buffalo Bisons owner Robert Rich Jr says adding a major league team is impractical without a salary cap as costs rise. He criticizes league timing and notes expansion would require at least 100 million dollars amid labor troubles. Buffalo had previously applied for the 1993 expansion.
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Price holds lofty lead at PGA Championship in Tulsa
Nick Price leads the 1994 PGA National Championship by five strokes at halfway, posting a 122 total over 36 holes with a bogey-free 65 in round two. He warns of pressure and a possible bad round, aiming to become the first to win back-to-back majors since 1982, while acknowledging others may challenge if he falters.
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Strike Deepens Divide Over Major League Baseball
Fans and players describe the MLB strike as dismal, affecting Triple-A games and family plans alike. Yonkers family from Ontario travels for Chiefs games while wary Auburn families adjust routines as Astros schedule nears end. Players blame greed on both sides as fans fear lost season and big money detaches from everyday families.
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Mediator to join sessions in baseball strike talks
Day 1 of the baseball strike saw players and owners agree to bring in federal mediators from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service before resuming bargaining. Union leader Donald Fehr and management negotiator Richard Ravitch called the session fruitless, unsure if mediation will help end the impasse. No further meetings were scheduled as the dispute threatens the remainder of the season and broader labor tensions.
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