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‘I4 f3u1 Braves 7 Reds 4 liALTIMORE SUMO 3) 5-- 5 30-3- 3 Seattle 7 Baltimore 2 Oakland 6 Boston 2 Mariners 7 Orioles 2 34-3- 6 4-- 6 'A Williams said the team did not if- - fer to sign him at a lower salary Williams who has returned to his childhood home of Zachary La had little praise for Rutledge saying he has "never done anything in the league" OfJ ccig I&OOLT4IAR NL VI Boncores by Eft Away 42-2- 3 8-- 2 AL WOL $300000" by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds r VsaiNJING 10(A7 TOWN T0A9 '11?At4CAS DoWN t30 QY9 ARG MotalCINO PoO1f3ALL quarterback Jeff Rutledge for At 35 Williams said his age was "not the problem The fact is NFL teams are not going to pay a black quarterback unless he is definitely going to play I really thought the Redskins were above that But even they weren't willing to pay a black quarterback to be a backup" Williams was released after ending the 1989 season as backup to Mark Rypien "The main reason they let me go was to save money" he writes "No doubt about it this was a business decision My contract called for $12 e- and they signed million for 1990 apply" Tank McNamara Tribune Sports Scoreboard Baseball Standings Major League All Times MDT Willi:0 1988 winning the Most Valuable Player award and becoming the first and only black quarterback to play in the NFL title game "A lot of NFL coaches general managers and owners either don't want a black man in a leadership role such as quarterback or they just don't want to buck the system which says a black man isn't capable of handling the position" he writes "As a result the backup quarterback in the NFL is for white players Blacks need not WASHINGTON (UPI) — Doug Williams says NFL teams won't pay big salaries to black backup quarterbacks and that partly accounted for his release by the Washington Redskins "What it comes down to is black quarterbacks do not get a chance to sit around and make money as backups in the NFL" he says "It's part of the syndrome that has plagued the league since its inception" Williams the only black to quarterback a team in the Super Bowl was to make an annual salary of $12 million and says that was the main reason the Redskins declined to keep him as a backup Williams while not directly accusing the Redskins of discrimination made the comments in his forthcoming book "Quarterblack: Shattering the NFL Myth" which was excerpted in Tuesday's Washington Post Redskins spokesman Jamie Crittenberger said the team would have no comment on the article Williams led the Redskins to the Super Bowl championship in January s 17 A 'It's Part of Syndrome't Bowl MVP: Ex-Sup- er : t‘d c :: - ''''''it : 4'4itt i i b- -4 iel 41 11 ': 1-11- :'B40kup QBg Says i 1)1 tur 1iu r 4'4k4 7 - 1 ' li 444111 14 "' idOlikla cp (UPI) — The president of the International Olympic Committee said Tuesday South Africa will return to the Olympics by 1996 "They will be back in the Olympics by 1996 for certain and we will be happy to have their team back with us" Juan Antonio Samaranch said during an international conference on apartheid in sports "There are still sonfe problems to be solved and I do not believe we will see South Africa in Barcelona in 1992" South Africa last competed in the Olympics in 1960 The IOC then bowed to international pressure and expelled the country from its organization for racist policies Samaranch said be will follow the recommendations from the African nations regarding South Africa's return to the IOC "South Africa's apartheid is an African problem which must be solved by Africa" he said e But Ganga of Zaire president of the organization for the African Olympic Committees was less optimistic about South Africa's chances to regain its Olympic status in the next few years "It is not my Job to say when South Africa will be back in the Olympics" he said "They will have to put an end to apartheid first" 443P444- - 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