Athletes Fringe Demands Highlight Era of Affluence
New York a noted kinesiology expert Mike Marshall signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers for two seasons at about 270000 in salary plus perks such as a water bed on the road. The piece recalls Ossee Schreck’s cracker clause and older hotel quirks while noting New Orleans 1635 million Superdome work for Saints fans featuring 72 000 capacity and giant TV screens with commercials and health tips during a Saints Oilers exhibition.
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Angels Rally Past Red Sox 5-3 Behind Singer
Bill Singer earned his 7th win with relief help from rookie Don Kirkwood as the Angels beat the Boston Red Sox 5-3. Jerry Remy doubled in two runs and Fred Lynn drove in two for Boston, while Kirkwood rescued Singer with 2 2/3 innings of hitless work for the save. The win capped a five of six stretch for California as Detroit arrived for a weekend series aiming to break an 18-game skid.
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Obscure club pro leads Hartford Open first round
Dennie Meyer, a 31 year old club pro near Palm Springs, shot 64 to lead the Hartford Open, a $200000 event in Wethersfield Connecticut. He described his round as a cupcake after meeting Arnold Palmer, while Austin Straub and Don Bies trailed by one and two strokes are tied at 65.
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Miller Finds Swing Change In Hartford Open After Missed Cut
Johnny Miller struggled through the PGA Championship and opted a swing change for the Hartford Open. He shot two under par 69 in round one, chasing leader Dennis Meyer, and says a minor grip adjustment may steady his game as he eyes better putting following recent top money finishes.
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Conigliaro Weighs Future Amid Broadcasting Offers
Tony Conigliaro former Red Sox star may end his comeback bids with Pawtucket after a back complaint. He has batted .227 in 21 games and was scratched from the lineup. He auditioned for local and national broadcasting posts and hopes to decide by the weekend.
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Amateurs Lead Bangor Open After Round One
Two amateurs from Cumberland Golf Recreation Center led the second round of the three day Greater Bangor Open in Bangor Maine. Bobh Baring Jr and Garrie Murray shot 68 to pace a field of 188. They held a stroke edge over David Friel Mike Ford Ed Whalley and Mike Shea among the early leaders. Joanne Avard the first woman to compete with men was ten strokes behind after Wednesday's tuneup.
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Donny Anderson Retires From Dolphins at 32
Miami AP Donny Anderson announced retirement from the Dolphins noting his 32 year old legs and desire to prioritize family He played nine NFL seasons with 4696 rushing yards 2548 receiving and 396 punt yards He cited wife Karen expecting their second child and his belief he would not perform to expectations as key factors in leaving training camp in Miami Florida
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Exhibition football picks set by Jimmy the Greek atNebraska clash preview
Jimmy the Greek projects a near full house for the Nebraska exhibition against Atlanta Baltimore with Baltimore favored 6 1 and Bert Jones as a rising star. He lists game-by-game outcomes and notes Falcons to start Kim McQuilken while Bartkowski awaits. He also forecasts the Empire State Trot winner Bonefish Surefire Hanover at the New York State Fair.
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