Green Leads Hawaiia By One Stroke
Hubert Green shoots a bogey-free round of 68 to take a one stroke lead at the Hawaiian Open after 54 holes. David Ishii trails at 207, with Stadler and Azinger three back. Green eyes a strong finish as his family vacationed nearby and he focused on putting and driving.
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Green
Honolulu
Hubert Green
David Ishii
Walalae
Sireen
Paree EE
Craig Stadler
Paul Azinger
Sandle
Morrow
Karen
Hubert
Ishii
Giants Award Clark Big Money Amid Baseball Pay Battle
The piece discusses Will Clark receiving a lucrative four year 15 million contract despite owners talking of collusion and pay reform. It argues owners consistently overpay or underpay, notes arbitration outcomes, and warns a lockout would hurt markets relying on baseball revenue. It portrays Clark’s deal as a symbol of life being good for players while owners seek a fairer structure.
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Marty Barrett
Will Clark
San Francisco Giants
Clark
Bankkees
Red Sox
Dodgers
Mariners
Brewers
Bo Jackson
Lark
Don Mattingly
Mike Greenwell
Fay
Vscent
Florida
Fehr Tells Baseball Players To Go Fishing and Golf
Fehr told players to stop working out and go fishing and play golf as owners push to shut spring training amid a stalled lockout. He said players, led by Robin Yount Ryne Sandberg and Mark Davis, remain ready to negotiate and resume talks in New York as camps remain closed.
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Fehr
Donald Fehr
Her League Baseball Players Association
Chicago
Robin Yount
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago Cubs
Ryne Sandberg
Mark Davis
Kansas City Royals
Tampa
Los Angeles
New York
Arizona
Florida
At A Glance Baseball Lockout Issues
Summary of baseball labor talks detailing revenue sharing and guaranteed player earnings from tickets and broadcasts, pay for performance limits, service time contracts, roster changes, arbitration eligibility, free agency shifts, draft compensation elimination, collusion penalties, and benefits tied to television contracts.
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Ayers
Jement
Tallest college center draws major recruiting buzz
Mike Lanier, 7-7 center, the tallest college player, is drawing interest from over 80 schools as Hardin-Simmons drops Division I status. He and twin Jim, 7-4, attract national attention for height, mobility, and potential, with Lanier weighing college choices into late March.
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Lanier
Hardin-Simmons University
Baptist
West Texas
Jim
University
Mike
Hardin-Simmons
Dennis Harp
Drake
Harp
Troy
Mich
Merlin Morrow
Manute Bol
Golden State Warriors
NBA
Utah Jazz
Mark Eaton
UCLA
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Gene Sauers
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Tony Sills
Steve Hart
Jim Woodward
Clark Dennis
Grant Waite
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Dennis
Sills
Woodward
Waite
Knight-Ridder Son
24 Hour Answering Service
Cae Senenviens
Arnie Stapleton
Associated Press
Mike Lanier
Eston
Cypress
Gall
Eaton
Boone
Lausenier
Hardin- Simmons
Aiken
Verglass
Prunergh
Suri
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Gu0su
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