Hernandez Challenges Ueberroth Drug Penalties Alone
Keith Hernandez of the New York Mets is the only major leaguer who plans to appeal the penalties imposed on 11 players for drug use. Several others, including Dave Parker and Jeff Leonard, accept the ruling or seek MLBPA guidance, while Parker plans to support rehab efforts and public service.
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Sparky Anderson backs drug testing in high school hunt
LAKELAND AP Sparky Anderson says drug testing should start in high school or college and supports Commissioner Peter Ueberroth action to suspend 21 players for drug use. He calls for a firm policy with seven players suspended a year and 10 slated for mandatory testing while four get 60 day suspensions.
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Mavs Triumph in Double Overtime Over Suns
Dallas Mavericks rally to a 139 138 win over Phoenix in double overtime as Mark Aguirre nets 42 points and Rolando Blackman adds 32 including the decisive dunk with eight seconds left. Sonics beat Rockets 118 105 behind strong guard play and rookie Michael Phelps career high 17. Kareem Abdul Jabbar leads Lakers past Warriors 117 115 despite shoulder pain. Bucks defeat Knicks 115 108 as Terry Cummings scores 23 and Kenny Fields shoots 10 of 11.
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New York Charles Oakley of the Chicago Bulls was named NBA Player of the Month for February. The Cleveland native averaged 17.4 points and 13.6 rebounds in his first month as a starter, highlighting power forward play from Virginia Union product.
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Fairfield Stags stun MAAC, earn NCAA bid title
Fairfield, after finishing last in the MAAC last season, surged to the top by beating Holy Cross 67-64 to win the MAAC tournament and reach the NCAA tournament. Coach Mitch Buonagura praised a tremendous year as the Stags joined St. Joseph's, Drexel, and Arizona in securing bids across conferences.
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Walton earns MAC mention in 1985-86 all conference list
Ohio University's Caroline Mast and Central Michigan's Betsy Yonkman head the All-MAC women's basketball balloting. Mast and Yonkman were unanimous selections. Kim Walton of Ohio received honorable mention with an average of 10.5 points per game.
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Illini Rise to 18th in AP Poll After Snap Victory
Illinois edged Georgia Tech 57 55 on the road to climb to 18th in the AP college basketball poll. Duke held first with 62 first place votes and 1,259 points while Kansas 28 3 Big Eight champions stood second with 1,195 points. Cleveland State also received a vote.
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Moomaw Leads Elyria to Tournament Momentum in Semis
Elyria aims to press its four game tournament win streak as it faces an opponent in a semifinal. Moomaw stresses concentration and poise as the team pursues a 7:30 p.m. Friday final against the winner of the Cleveland Heights Toledo Notre Dame clash en route to Akron state finals.
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Toole Named MAC Honorable Mention All-Star
Kent State guard Bill Toole earned honorable mention on the 1985-86 All Mid American Conference men's basketball team as a 6 foot junior who averaged 13 points per game. Ron Harper of Miami and Kenny Battle of Northern Illinois were unanimous first team picks chosen by the league's coaches.
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AA boys high game 40 against South Amherst
The item notes a high school boys game where an AA team scored 40 points in a game against South Amherst. Further details are not provided in readable text.
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