Indians A color poster of Charlie Nagy
A brief sports note mentions a color poster featuring Charlie Nagy. The page also hints that Michael Jordan and Patrick Ewing are expected to remain with their teams, with details appearing on later pages B3 and B5.
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Williams struggles amid divorce and slump with Indians
New York tied report details Terry Pluto Williams noting Matt Williams endures a harsh season slump while amid a sudden divorce from Nora Williams Traice and concerns about his family. The third baseman, traded from the Giants after nine seasons, says the split weighs on his performance as he bats .235 with 19 homers and a recent 14 for 100 stretch.
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Tyson offers apology after ear bite incident in Las Vegas
Mike Tyson spoke alone at a news conference in Las Vegas apologizing to Evander Holyfield for biting his ear during their WBA heavyweight title fight. He said he snapped, had no excuses, and pleaded not to be banned from boxing, expressing regret and respect for Holyfield. Don King and John Horne were absent.
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Seitzer blasts lift Indians to win at Astrodome
Cleveland uses a trio of homers including Kevin Seitzer’s ninth inning two run shot off Tom Martin to beat Houston 6 4 at the Astrodome. Matt Williams and Brian Giles homer in the seventh to erase a 3 1 deficit as Mike Jackson nails down his ninth save.
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Justice the only Indian voted an All Star
Ken Griffey Jr. plans to play in the All-Star Game despite a busy schedule and health questions. David Justice, on the Indians, is on the disabled list with a hyperextended elbow but expected to return in time to participate. Griffey received 3,514,340 votes, leading the AL, and topped the voting for the second straight year.
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