Olympic cagers vs NBA squad tonight at the Coliseum
The U S Olympic basketball team meets an NBA lineup on the fourth leg of a national tour before the South Korea Games. Coach John Thompson leads the Olympic squad with Cavaliers’ Lenny Wilkens directing the NBA team and players including Craig Ehle Ron Harper Phil Hubbard and Larry Nance.
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Ron Harper
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Brad Sellers
Chicago
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Danny Manning
North Carolina
JR. Reid
Malone may join Hawks in reported deal
Unconfirmed reports cited by KRIV-TV and The Atlanta Constitution say Moses Malone may sign a three year contract with the Atlanta Hawks paying about 1.17 million dollars per year with bonuses reaching near 1.5 million. The article notes negotiations and unnamed sources amid a busy pro sports week.
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Weekend Pro Baseball Card Of Mixed Results In North America
A noisy listing shows multiple games with uneven rosters and uncertain scores. Matchups include Aaxica Leogen Cattores at New York, bai Baieand at Baltecore, and Kansas City visiting BE savas, amid a dense schedule with several incomplete team names and player mentions.
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Pisiene
Bepieves
Beton
Viola posts first 19-game win as Twins edge Tigers 2 1
Frank Viola fired seven hits to win his 19th game of the season and lower his AL ERA to 2.36. He improved Minnesota to six wins in seven against Detroit, with Moses homering and Hrbek driving in a run to give the Twins a 2 1 triumph over the Tigers at Tiger Stadium.
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Craig Biggio
Craig Reynolds
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Casey Candaele
Publ
Dave Leiper
Steve Beuerlein
Vince Evans
Rusty Hilger
Plunkett
Mike Shanahan
Raiders
All Star Baseball Stat Totals Across Teams Imply Seasonal Leaders
A jumble of player names and team affiliations lists top numbers in batting, pitching, and fielding from multiple clubs. Notable entries include Canseco Oakland and Puckett Minnesota with high scoring tallies, Greenwell Boston, Henderson New York, and Brett Kansas City among leaders in hits runs and steals.
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Chicago
Dodgers edge Giants 1-0 as Belcher shines amid trade buzz
Tim Belcher earned his fifth straight decision, teaming with Jesse Orosco for a six-hitter and Dodgers 1-0 win over the Giants. Franklin Stubbs drove in the lone run with a fourth-inning sacrifice fly. Orosco earned his seventh save. Trade talk centered on Pedro Guerrero to St Louis for John Tudor. Dodgers hold slim NL West lead over Houston despite Giants loss.
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Gastineau dropped to part time by Jets amid media clash
Jets coach Joe Walton relegates Mark Gastineau to part time after two exhibition games with no tackles or sacks. The veteran Pro Bowler, under fire for recent performance and off field drama with Brigitte Nielsen, clashed with reporters amid questions about Saturday's loss to the Giants.
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