Giants tug at quarterback fate with Simms Brunner Rutledge
In a key fourth quarter against the Baltimore Colts, Giants quarterback questions intensified as Jeff Rutledge led a scoring drive and four consecutive completions. Coach Parcells will start Simms in the next exhibition while planning to test Brunner or Rutledge. Simms, named starter in 1979, seeks a firm hold after injury gaps, with Brunner having guided the team through 1981.
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N.J
Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
Jeff Rutledge
Rutledge
Giants
Bill Parcells
Los Angeles Rams
Phil Simms
Bill Par
Cells
Scott Brunner
Simms
Parcells
Homa
Brunner
Saints Stabler wary of NY Sack Exchange
Saints quarterback Ken Stabler says the New York Jets defense will test his team in the preseason windup. He notes the Jets’ recent sacks emphasis and a potentially weakened Saints offensive line after 11 sacks in three games. Jets stars Gastineau and Lyons are healthy, but tackles Lyons and Salaam may miss the game.
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NY Sack
NEW Orleans
New York Jets
New Orleans Saints
Ken Stabler
Jets
Stabler
Houston
Marty Lyons
Abdul Salaam
Joe Kiecko
Cincinnati
Mark Gastineau
Joe Walton
Steelers Triumph Over Eagles In Exhibition Thriller
Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 10 3 in a 4-1 preseason finish as the defense posted eight sacks and three interceptions. Bennie Cunningham caught a four yard TD pass on the final quarter drive after Dwayne Woodruff’s 19 yard interception setup the decisive score.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chuck Noll
Philadelphia Eagles
Noll
Steelers
Eagles
Gary Anderson
Tony Pranklin
Cliff Stoudt
Bennie Cunningham
Ron Jaworski
Joe Pisarcik
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Dwayne Woodruff
Franklin
Steroids and high tech fuel future of sports
A Boston Globe report from Caracas outlines growing use and potential of performance enhancing drugs and genetic engineering in sport. It cites athletes like John Powers and Harold Willers, doctors warning of risks to youths, and officials testing in doping controls as athletes seek edge through labs and labs to redefine fair competition.
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Bergman
U.S
Sharieffa Barksdale
Jack Taunton
Ritzman ends slump with 68 to lead LPGA Classic
Ritzman, rebounding from a severe putting slump, shot a four under par 68 to lead after the opening round of the Columbia Savings LPGA Classic at Columbine Country Club. She hit every green in regulation and made five birdies, while Beth Daniel and Bonnie Lauer each shot 69 and Cathy Reynolds stopped at 70.
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Denver
Alice Ritzman
Ritzman
Columbine Country Club
Hitzman
Betsy Barrett
Geneva
Mary Dwyer
No. 12
LPGA
Providence College names Stirling to Friars hockey post
Providence College selects Steve Stirling of Babson College to coach the Friars who finished third in the NCAA Final Four, replacing Lou Lamoriello who stepped down to focus on athletic director duties. Kareem Abdul Jabbar approves terms for a two year Lakers contract worth 3 million plus incentives. Indians acquire minor league pitcher Richard Barnes from White Sox in exchange for a player to be named later. Shelby Jordan signs a four year deal worth about 1.4 million with the Patriots. Mika Morley leads by four at the Anderson Pacific Golf Classic with a 66 and Beau Baugh, Andy Bioscom and Orville Moody within reach.
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Providence College
Steve Stirling
Babson College
Friars
Stirling
Lou Lamoriello
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Lakers
Cleveland Indians
Quired
Richard Barnes
Chicago White Sox
Denver
Mika Morley
Andy Bioscom
Beau Baugh
Orville Moody
U S Women Win Gold Amid Doping Test Delays
The U S women celebrate a gold medal while teammate Mulkey endures a long drug test period after the game. She faces delays and awkward demands as officials watch while she tries to produce a sample. Teammates cheer and support her as the ordeal stretches over an hour.
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Saill
Sal
Matthey
Tilly
Kant
Regional Forbes of Fishing Near Oneida Lake and Nearby Waters
Oneida Lake reports perch moving from weedbeds to edges and feeding at 9 to 14 feet with minnows and small jigs. Walleye fishing is spotty by day but improves at night with worms. Smallmouth bass slow but steady in weedbeds and rocky shoals. Seneca Lake bass strong at 20 to 25 feet with softshell crabs as top bait. Cayuga Lake good landlock salmon and rainbows along south shore 55 to 80 feet deep. Skaneateles Lake bass fishing best north of Mandana in 15 feet. Oswego Harbor walleye and pike catches rising. river areas see bass and salmon activity. Salmon River and Sandy Pond show mixed salmon, trout, and laker action with dodger/fly combos and spoons. Henderson Harbor reports excellent smallmouth with softshell crabs, and river mouth near Iroquois shows bass and pike activity.
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Oneida Lake
Chuck Nojain
Nojaim
Lakeport
Seneca Lake
Taughannock State Park
Skaneateles Lake
Mandana
Nine Mile Point
NiMo
Henderson
Ron Ditch
Lawrenge
Islands
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Harry's Acatshop
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Southwick Beach
Fred David
Thruway
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