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SCOREBOARD by RICK SANTOS a Anti-Bias Biii Manchester Herald Vehicle and Her to Children 24—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 25,1990 WhaVs News Summer Home Improvements...see page 9 Decibel level to be way down at the Patriots’ camp Thursday By The Associated Press players at those positions in camp. “Each coach is certainly allowed Staurovsky. $187,000 this season. He faced “It’s a cleaner operation if you of the regular two-a-days. to coach however he wants,” he At the team’s mini-camp last Veteran linebacker Steve DeOssie $ 1,500 per day fines for the holdout. Local news J can do it,” Rust said TUesday. “I added. “If they’re all quiet, then SMTTHFIELD, R.I. — Screaming May, Hansen beat out Feagles. reUmied to practice after suffering a Seahawks: Seattle agreed to coaches and scheming kickers are guess we’ll find out if it’s a mistake they’re quiet.” “It doesn’t bother me” to have terms with third-year comerback inside or not.” minor cramp Monday while tunning missing from New England’s train­ But he does want them to “coach just one punter and kicker. Rust Dwayne Harper and signed rookie Last year, when Raymond Berry on a wet field. ing camp. aggressively, coach in detail, correct said. “All we did is move the calen­ The Giants waived rookie Terry running back Chris Warren, reduc­ was head coach, the voices of defen­ every mistake and never do it in a dar up.” ing their holdouts to six. I Board revises Under new coach Rod Rust, the sive coaches Ed Khayat, Don Shin- Sanders when the 6-foot-6, 330- demeaning manner. ... I want it to Three Patriots were hurt in Tues­ The Seahawks released free agent assistants are quieter and the battle nick and Jimmy Carr often rose pound defensive end from Gram- smoking poiicy. be instructional rather than emotion­ day’s practice. Wide receiver Irving rookie fullback Felton liq u e t from for kicking jobs, a competition often above the smack of colliding al. bling failed to finish the required Fryar had a sore left Achilles’ ten­ Southwestern Louisiana. P a g e 13. marked by mind games among the shoulder pads. Rust’s defensive as­ one-mile run Monday. “ They may be pretty aggressive don, rookie running back James Jets: Pro Bowl safety Erik Lions: Defroit reduced its rookie hopefuls, is non-existent. sistants — Charlie Sumner, Steve without raising their voices.” Grcay sprained his right ankle and McMillan returned to the New York holdouts to two by signing defensive After one week, the Patriots’ Nelson and Dale Lindsey — keep I Bridge jumper Last year, Greg Davis and defensive back Tony Zackcry suf­ Jets’ camp after missing three lineman Marc Spindler, a third- Thursday, July 26,1990 Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Vhar Newsstand Pric»: 35 Cents camp remains free of controversy. the decibels down. Staurovsky battled for the fered a groin strain. workouts in a contract dispute. round pick from Pittsburg. is recovering. Unlike last year, when several If the players “regress and don’t placckicking spot in camp. Punter Giants: Tight end Mark Bavaro, McMillan was seeking renegotia­ First-round pick Andre Wane of placekickers and punters battled for do well, maybe I’ll throw a fit, who Jeff Feagles also had competition. P a g e 13. u coming back from surgery to con­ tion of his contract, which has two Houston and second-round selection jobs, kicker Jason Staurovsky and knows,” the taciturn Rust said. “I Davis and Feagles won, ^though struct a ligament in his knee, is on a years to run. He earned $140,000 punter Brian Hansen are the only Dan Owens of Southern California don’t expect that to happen. Davis later was cut and replaced by one workout-a-day regimen instead last year and is scheduled to make remain unsigned. I Barrett backing fiawed, Dems say. Four-year-old P a g e 13. hit by dad’s car Bush signs -• ( Mrs. Mack driven home with the SCOREBOARD By RICK SANTOS A anti-bias biii Manchester Herald vehicle and her to children. She WASHINGTON (AP) — As parked the car in front of the garage. Brewers 6, Red Sox 5 Mets 7, Phillies 4 Cardinals 9, Cubs 4 several thousand advocates for the MANCHESTER — Four-year- The grade of the driveway rises as Baseball (10 innings) NEWYORK PHILA CHICAGO 81LOUI8 disabled looked on. President Bush ab r h bl abrhM abrhM a b rh M old Erin Mack, who was critically it approaches the garage, the report BOSTON MILWAUKEE Carreon cf 1 0 0 0 Dykstracf 4 111 Dascenzef 5 0 0 0 Coleman If 4 4 4 1 today signed an act banning dis­ a b rh M a b rh M OMally ph 1 0 0 0 Daultonc 4 111 Srxlbro 2b 5 1 1 0 OSmIth a# 4 1 2 1 crimination against the nation’s 43 injured Wednesday afternoon when states. 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