Brown, Blades sign contracts with NFL teams
Heisman winner Tim Brown signed a one year deal with the Los Angeles Raiders and Bennie Blades agreed to terms with the Detroit Lions. Other first round picks including Terry McDaniel Scott Davis and Thurman Thomas also signed as camps opened.
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Drug testing cuts three U.S. boxing hopefuls before Seoul
The U S Olympic boxing team suspended three contenders after drug tests and appointed assistant coach Tom Coulter as head coach on the eve of final box offs. Former coach Ken Adams was suspended for six months after allegedly assaulting a staffer, triggering unrest among fighters.
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Baseball Schedule Fragments From a Hazy Day Card
A garbled listing shows MLB and American League games with team pairings and pitcher notes. Partial entries include Kansas City Boston Chicago New York Minnesota Baltimore Milwaukee Texas Toronto Oakland Los Angeles Chicago Montreal Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh Atlanta San Diego St Louis St Louis with assorted pitchers and times.
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McCaskill blanks Tigers in second-half win
McCaskill, coming off elbow surgery, threw a four hitter with six strikeouts as California shut out Detroit 2-0 to extend a six game win streak. Devon White drove in both runs while he outdueled Jack Morris. Sparky Anderson praised McCaskill's resilience.
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Joe Morgan
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Baseball Notes Highlight Roster Streaks and Records
Boston notes John McNamara’s firing after a 297-273 AL managing record with the Red Sox. Armas and Boone extend hitting streaks in California while Kirk McCaskill posts a four hit shutout. Swindell’s winless stretch grows Cleveland notes Francona’s 27 game hitting streak before a 0-for-3.
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Red Sox fire McNamara amid midseason shakeup
The Boston Red Sox dismissed manager John McNamara three hours before a Fenway Park meeting with the Kansas City Royals, ending his fourth season at the helm. Joe Morgan was named interim manager as the club begins a search for a permanent successor.
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Expos win in tenth on Hudler error and Rivera triple
Expos beat Reds 1-0 in 10th after Rex Hudler reached on a dropped strikeout. Luis Rivera followed with a go ahead triple as Montreal extended its win streak to eight. Reds manager Pete Rose criticized the catcher Reed for the misplayed slider.
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