Arbitration bids lead Fielder and stars in baseball salaries
Cecil Fielder asked for a record 5.4 million in salary arbitration after hitting 44 home runs last season. Barry Bonds, Ruben Sierra, and others top the list with bids from 4 million to 4.9 million, while several players agreed to one year contracts or saw raises and cuts as the MLB players association and management plan hearings.
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NEW York
Cecil Fielder
Barry Bonds
Ruben Sierra
Pittsburgh
Doug Drabek
Chicago Cubs
Greg Maddux
New York Mets
David Cone
Cincinnati
Barry Larkin
Pirates
John Smiley
Fielder
Detroit
Bonds
Tration
Sierra
Texas
Baltimore
Glenn Davis
Orioles
Davis
B.J. Surhoff
Milwaukee
Oakland
Ron Darling
California
Dick Schofield
Jose Guzman
Dwayne Henry
Mark McGwire
McGwire
A's
Athletics
Walt Weiss
Dave Magadan
Charlie O’brien
Mets
Billy Ripken
Major League Baseball Players Association and Management
Johnson Dunham lead Coe past St Norbert 85 67
Eric Johnson scored 20 points and Dan Dunham added 19 as Coe beat St Norbert 85 67 in men s Midwest Conference basketball at Moray Eby Fieldhouse. Johnson hit 8 of 15 from the floor including three 3s.
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Eric Johnson
Dan Dunham
Coe
St. Norbert
Moray Eby
Johnson
Dunham
Midwest Conference Basketball Scoring Recaps
Coe improved to 5-5 overall and 3-1 in the Midwest Conference after a game featuring two 3-pointers. St Norbert led by Mike Sitter with 18 points and 17 rebounds as Coe hosts Lawrence at 1:30 p.m. Abe Tubbs scored 19 to lift Mount Vernon Rams to 7-3 overall and 3-1 in the league. Grinnell beat Lawrence 86-74 with Steve Diekmann on 16 and Todd Young 11.
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St. Norbert
Mike Sitter
Lawrence
Mount Vernon
Abe Tubbs
Rams
Mark Bunde
Cornell
Chad Reed
Lake Forest
Matt Roszak
Cleveland Tyson
Grinnell
Steve Diekmann
Todd Young
Jason Franci
Craig Studer
Craig Jacobsen
Pioneers
Joel Dillingham
Ross Rynders
Celtics Edge 76ers as Parish Returns in Win
Kevin Gamble scored 30 points and Robert Parish returned from injury surpassing 20 000 career points helping the Boston Celtics snap a three game skid with a 98 95 win over the Philadelphia 76ers. Bird and McHale were sidelined keeping Parish’s return a key moment in the late season stretch.
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Associated Press
Boston
Kevin Gamble
Robert Parish
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
Larry Bird
Kevin McHale
Celtics
Parish
76Ers
Parish Breaks 20011 Point Mark With Late Free Throws
Parish, sidelined by a twisted ankle, scored 14 points including a late free throw sequence with 13 seconds left after being fouled on the floor to grab a loose ball. He finished with 20 011 points as Boston held a 75 70 lead early in the fourth period.
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Parish
Boston
Anderson Named VP of Public Relations for CBA
Marion native Greg Anderson was named vice president of public relations for the Continental Basketball Association. He previously served two seasons as Cedar Rapids Silver Bullets public relations director and joined the CBA in 1990 as director of media relations.
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Marion
Greg Anderson
Continental Basketball Association
Anderson
Cedar Rapids Silver Bullets
CBA
Arizona Wildcats suffer back-to-back losses in Pac-10
No. 7 Arizona falls 62 60 at Washington in a second straight Pac-10 defeat. Olson laments lack of effort and enthusiasm as Washington outrebounds 38 27. Mark Pope leads Husky effort. Arizona had a 71 game home winning streak prior to UCLA win last week.
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Olson
Wildcats
Washington
Mark Pope
Arizona
Sean Rooks
Ed Stokes
Seattle
Huskies
OSU Wrestler Cleared To Return Amid NCAA Ruling
NCAA allows one Oklahoma State wrestler to compete this season after charges of unethical conduct. The other three are ineligible for the season with remaining eligibility restored next year. Cowboys had canceled dual meets and reduced rosters while the ruling awaited.
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Stillwater
Okla
NCAA
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Arizona State
Jim Garner
Garner
Chuck Barbee
Pat Smith
Tony Purler
Nick Purler
Education board rejects rules to limit camps
The Iowa Board of Education rejected proposed rules to curb pressure on high school athletes to attend off season clinics and non school teams. The panel cited public pushback and a desire to balance academics and athletics as guiding priorities while plans to involve stakeholders in drafting new regulations.
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DES Moines
Iowa Board of Education
Ron MacGauvran
Clinton
Tion
Ames
Iowa City
Council Bluffs
Hansen nets 74 points in Midland loss to Lincoln
Hilary Hansen a 6-foot-2 senior center for Midland poured in a school record 74 points in a 94-90 defeat to Lincoln Community. The result left the seventh ranked Panthers tied for first with Midland in the Mid-East Conference with records 7-1, 10-1. Hansen scored 36 in the first half and 38 in the second half.
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Wyoming
Hilary Hansen
Eagles
Lincoln
Panthers
Midland
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Ken Hill
St. Louis
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Courchevel
France
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Lute Olson
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