Delgado Becomes Baseball's Highest-Paid Player
Carlos Delgado agreed to a four-year record 68 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays. The 28-year-old slugger earns 10 million in 2001 and averages 17 million annually, surpassing prior marks and signaling potential moves among free agents like Alex Rodriguez and Manny Ramirez.
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ISU assistant coach cleared to work amid probe after arrest
Thom Ortiz, an Iowa State assistant wrestling coach, will remain employed with modified duties while the university investigates an incident that led to his arrest for allegedly impeding police during a drug bust at his home. Police did not confirm Ortiz’s link to the case. Elaine Heiber said his job will continue with changes during the inquiry.
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Four generations golf together at Cedar Rapids event
Deputy Sports Editor Arion Jim Peter Misen chronicles the Greater Cedar Rapids Open family moment at Hunters Ridge where Jim Petersen 37 his grandfather Beryl Starbuck 84 father Jay Petersen 60 and son David 9 played 18 holes. The piece notes golf as a lifetime sport promoting family bonds and compares scores with light humor.
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Americans Take Five Point Lead In Presidents Cup
Tiger Woods and Kirk Triplett led the United States to a 10-5 advantage after a topsy turvy day in Gainesville. The U S squad pulled ahead despite an International rally in the morning fourball matches and stronger alternate shot scores for the Americans. International captain Peter Thomson called the golf amazing.
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Hickey Carlson back with Riders for final USHL season
Hickey Carlson returns to Cedar Rapids for a final USHL season with the Riders after leaving Northeastern. The 20-year-old captain, once Rider’s leading goal scorer, has two goals in seven games and 36 penalty minutes, aiming to improve skating and shooting to earn a college scholarship. Also note defenseman Brett MacKinnon’s dislocated shoulder and a planned Cedar Rapids bid to host the 2000-2001 USHL All-Star Game January 23 in town.
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