Former foe seeks spot in Browns' secondary
Strong safety Keith Bostic, a six season Oilers defender and Pro Bowl nominee in 87 and 88, signed with the Cleveland Browns to fill the open spot after Kyle Kramer injured in the Hall of Fame Game. Bostic hopes to prove he remains a Pro Bowl caliber player after a 1989 absence and a stint with the Colts.
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The
Hawkins Delivers First Yankee Stadium Win Since Last September
New York pitcher Andy Hawkins broke his home skid with an eight inning one run outing as the Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 2 1. Kevin Maas supplied the decisive blow with his 11th homer in his 92nd career at bat. Righetti earned the save as bullpen and field help supported the late rally.
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Hall of Fame Inductions Move to Cooperstown High School
Tears and laughter marked a delayed Hall of Fame ceremony in a 700 seat high school auditorium as Joe Morgan paid tribute to Nellie Fox and Jim Palmer honored his stepfather Max. Jer om e Holtzman accepted the 3G Taylor Spink Award and Byrum Saam quipped about buying a copy. Rain forced the postponement and crowd management challenges as 3,000 gathered nearby.
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Lakers weigh move as Perkins signs for six years
Lakers announce the signing of Sam Perkins to a six year contract worth about 19.2 million as they trade Orlando Woolridge to Denver to free salary cap space. Rumors swirl of a potential trade sending A C Green and Byron Scott to Cleveland for John Williams and Craig Ehle while the team explores further moves.
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