Strawberry Fined as Players Lose Supreme Court Bid
Darryl Strawberry faces a $1,500 fine from the New York Mets after missing a workout and a camp exit. The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Major League Baseball Players Association bid to share TV revenue, affirming federal copyright pre emption and leaving negotiations to collective bargaining.
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Pacers Rally as Ehmig Dominates in Relief Win
USC A beats Davis Elkins 13? Actually article shows USC-A 18-hit attack led by Fitzpatrick Casas and Ehmig. Ehmig earned the pitching win in relief allowing one run in four innings. Casas and Fitzpatrick each had three hits. Pacers improve to 17 6 and head to Boone North Carolina for a doubleheader with Appalachian State while USC A legs into two games Thursday against Winthrop and Davis Elkins.
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Pitino Leaves Syracuse for Boston University Five Year Run
Boeheim recalls Rick Pitino leaving Syracuse in 1978 to take a five year stint at Boston University where he posted a 91 51 record before moving to the NBA as an assistant with the New York Knicks.
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