World Series shines as drama and theater of baseball
Baseball rebounds as the World Series delivers edge of the seat drama and star performances. The Braves and Indians battle for glory in a championship that blends competition with entertainment, reminding fans why fall classics captivate even skeptics.
A smarter Glavine to pitch for Braves in World Series Game 6
Tom Glavine starts Game 6 of the World Series for Atlanta as the Braves seek their first title. He is praised for improved savvy and durability since 1991, with 1-0 record and 2.25 ERA this postseason. Cleveland Indians face a sharper lefty who finally earns respect beyond Greg Maddux.
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Tigers and Archer unveil plan for 235 million downtown stadium
Detroit officials announce a 235 million open air stadium for 42 000 fans to be funded without tax increases or city funds. Tiger owner Mike Ilitch to finance most costs with a state grant and development bonds. no general fund impact.
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Former Colts QB Schlichter pleads guilty to theft
Art Schlichter, ex Ohio State quarterback, pleads guilty to a felony theft charge in Noblesville Indiana, gets two years in prison, 2850 restitution, and 50 hours of community service.
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McNeeley Beats Sam Then Invites Him to Party
Boston heavyweight Peter McNeeley stopped Mike Sam in the second round at FleetCenter in his first bout since the Tyson loss. After the KO, he invited the ex-convict to hang out, saying he fights for love of boxing. Boos from 3,981 fans echoed the mixed reception.
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