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by Greg Kristen
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HE'S BACK!- Mario
Lemieux, the backbone of the
Pittsburgh Penguins, returns to
the ice tonight at 7:35 against
the Quebec Nordiques. After
off-season back surgery and a
month off at the beginning of
the season, Mario Lemieux
looks to lead the Penguins
back to the Stanley Cup.
Mario is also looking to regain
the scoring title for the third
year in a row. Although the
Penguins are off to a fairly
good start at 7-3-1, with Mario
back they look to dominate the
league again this year. To the
rest of the league... look out,
he's back!
"HURTING" DEAL- Frank
Thomas, the "Big Hurt" of the
1993 AL West Division
Champion Chicago White Sox,
signed a reported six-year, $42
million contract. Thomas batted
.317 with 41 homers and 128
RBIs. He is the shoe-in for the
Thomas said, "I am excited
about signing this contract and
staying in Chicago."
TOP SKIPPERS- The NL
and AL managers of the year
were announced this week and
there were no surprises. First,
Gene Lamont, the manager of
the AL West Division
Champion Chicago White
Sox, got the nod this year. He
led the White Sox to their first
division title in ten years. He
guided the talent-laiden White
Sox into the playoffs, but lost
in six games to the World
Champion Toronto Blue Jays.
Also, Dusty Baker, manager of
the second place NL West
Division San Francisco Giants,
won the award this year for his
work in guiding the Giants to
103 wins. He guided his team
almost to a division title, but
they lost it on the last day.
Baker being honored with the
award said, "It takes some of
the disappointment out, but
nothing can relieve the full
sting, to get so close, but not
be in the playoffs." Also, Jim
Fregosi, the manager of the NL
Champions, was awarded the
Manager of the Year by the
Associated Press. The ballot
was taken by sports writers and
broadcasters. He received 44
votes, beating Dusty Baker of
the San Francisco Giants who
had 31.
MORE PANTHERS!-
Although they could have came
up with an original name for
their franchise, the Charlotte
Panthers were awarded one of
the new NFL teams for the
1995 season. The team will
play at Clemson University for
the 1995 season until the new
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its
72,300 seat, $l6O million
stadium in downtown Charlotte
is complete in 1996. Jerry
Richardson, the general partner
of the team, said of the dream
come true, "This is a dream
come true especially for 10
milion people back in the
Carolinas.
ATHLETICS AND
ACADEMICS- Football
coaches in Harrisburg, PA have
given athletics and academics a
new name. His Harrisburg
team ranked N 0.4 in the USA
Today before losing. Earl
Mosley, the coach in his fourth
season, has instituted several
academic functions to help
students. He hired two
academic advisors as coaches
when he was short two coaches
and he also made them tutor
the students before and after
practices. Also, he and his
coaching staff conduct an after
practice study hall for all of his
players every day. This is the
true meaning of athletics and
academics.
DEFLATED ACCU
SATION- Mississippi State
coach Jackie Sherrill asked the
SEC to investigate whether
Auburn puts helium in their
footballs punted by Terry
Daniel, who leads the nation
with a 48.3 yard average. The
ball in question was confiscated
from the game against Florida
last Saturday and tested.
Daniel's, of his accused
wrongdoing, said, "I haven't
inflated any balls with helium.
I'm innocent." As for the
whole incident, it is behind
everyone and the games will go
on.