Valenzuela Signs With Dodgers in One Year Deal
Fernando Valenzuela, NL Rookie of the Year and Cy Young winner, signed a one year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers for 1964 after receiving $1 million via arbitration for 1983. Dodgers also signed Tom Niedenfuer to a five year pact and Mike Scioscia to a one year deal. Valenzuela stated the choice favored a single season agreement and hoped for a future multi year contract.
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Fernando Valenzuela Inks New Contract with Dodgers
Fernando Valenzuela signs a new contract as a free agent in 1980. Last season he posted an 8-3 record with a 90 ERA and 11 saves in 66 appearances. Scioscia, age 25, suffered a rotator cuff tear on May 14, missed the rest of the season after 12 games with a .314 average, one homer and seven runs batted in.
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College Basketball scores and matchups across several universities
A chaotic OCR listing shows college basketball results for many teams including William Paterson, Yale, Brown, Southern Alabama, North Alabama, Alabama State, Tennessee State, Belmont Abbey, NC Asheville, Catawba, Guilford, Christopher Newport, Mary Washington, Dayton, Western Kentucky, North Carolina Wilmington, Furman, Citadel, High Point, Atlantic Christian, Lincoln Memorial, Niagara, Cornell, Presbyterian, Piedmont, Randolph Macon, Mount St. Mary’s, Richmond, James Madison, St Paul’s, Livingstone, Stetson, Augustana, Hastings, Hope, Nebraska, Heidelberg, Baldwin Wallace, Benedictine, Kalamazoo, Calvin, Nebraska, Wheaton, Midwestern, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Baylor, Prairie View, Washington, Claremont Mudd, Redlands, Kansas State, Montana, Oregon, Judson, Whittier, and a Hialeah Stakes result at Hialeah Park.
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Native Street Purse at Aqueduct Purse Outcome Report
New York AP says Git Of The $5.40 edged Rash But Royal in the Native Street Purse at Aqueduct. The race outcome details remain limited in this fragment.
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Recreation Sport figures and names listed from Augusta event
A dense OCR fragment lists participants by name and place for a North Augusta Augusta area recreation sport event. Names include Chris Lacklear-Raedford Nu Brent Armstrong North Augusta Ray Auret-Hepzibah Mark Doenig North Augusta Sam Swofford Hampton Fred Mullen Camden Pilip Dickert North Augusta John Donnelly Augusta Bob Howell Columbia Bil Vetseh Alkes Frank Yount Augusta Gary London Spartanburg H Paul Cooper Bob Wingard North Augusta April Fleming North Augusta Deborah Terry Atlanta Dawn Gavigan Augusta Mary Lisko Augusta Carla De Vaughn Colorado Springs Brenda Panty Augusta Margaret ins SEs ta and other scattered surnames and places. The fragment also notes age groups 30-39 40-49 and 2 and under, with multiple co participants.
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Atlanta
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Major League Baseball and NBA player signings across teams
A slew of contract activity hits multiple leagues. The Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets, Pittsburgh Pirates, St Louis Cardinals, Oakland A’s and Toronto Blue Jays announce one and multi year deals for pitchers catchers and infielders. NBA status includes Bil Laimbeer named East roster replacement for the All Star game. College and other pro teams report signings and releases across MEMPHIS SHOWBOATS MIAMI? and Washington Federals notes.
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College of Charleston star Greg Mack faces possible pretrial program
Greg Mack, 20, a College of Charleston basketball standout, may avoid trial after enrolling in a Pretrial Intervention Program for burglary and grand larceny charges. Partner Kevin Williams also faces charges. Mack must complete the program to potentially return to the NAIA team. The program lasts 8 to 12 weeks, pending police and victim recommendations.
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ABC Bets Millions On Olympics Rights Debacle
Calgary 1988 bids reveal ABC spending 309 million for Winter Games hockey figure skating biathlon and luge while NBC and CBS drop out. Analysts question if pay TV could be the next plateau and ponder Seoul 1988 costs amid time zones and political risks. Joe Fan shrugs at the billions as long as the Games air.
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Tech Eyes ACC Rise On Rough Start In 13-2 Run
Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins says the 13-2 start is a rough draft. The Jackets beat 19th-ranked Virginia 72-71 in triple overtime to pull into a share of second in the ACC and face Clemson before a top duel with North Carolina.
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