Browns Star Charles White Rebuilds Life On and Off Field
Charles White, two years removed from NFL action, discusses his recovery from a broken ankle and knee injury while crediting a drug-free turnaround and faith with his comeback at the Browns camp. He recalls Heisman fame and a strong comeback mindset amid ongoing rehab and team meetings.
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Indians Bats Struck Down By Storm Davis
Orioles right hander Storm Davis pitched a one run victory over the Indians as Baltimore avoided a sweep. He allowed only one hit after the third inning and improved to 10 4, matching continued support from Rick Dempsey and Gary Roenike on a three run homer. Cleveland scored in the first on a Thornton double and Tabler single while Davis outpitched Cleveland to win 4 3.
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Thornton
Mel Hall
Pat Tabler
George Vukovich
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Tony Bernazard
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Jim
Houdini
Illinois Football Placed on Probation by NCAA
Illinois football receives two year probation including a ban on bowl play and 1984 television appearances after 24 cited infractions from recruiting violations. Coach White faces self imposed sanctions with Wite and McCartney barred from recruiting for a year, scholarships cut by 10, and ongoing program audits. Quarterback Trudeau remains hopeful, stressing team resolve and continued effort to defend the Big Ten title.
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Olympics Open Under Cloud of Politics and Smog
LA opens the 1984 Games amid political boycotts and potential protests. IOC suspends weightlifter Jeff Michels, while Bobby Knight contemplates lineup issues for the US basketball opener. Mayor Bradley promises electric pageantry as torch lighting and five interlocking rings debut at the Memorial Coliseum.
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