Sutcliffe and Cubs reach two year deal through 1991
Chicago Cubs pitcher Rick Sutcliffe and agent Barry Axelrod announce a two year contract extension starting next season. The deal guarantees at least 2 million per year through 1991 with incentives and protection against a lockout. Sutcliffe, 33, agreed after spring training talks. Humber Grace sidelined 5-10 days with a partially separated right shoulder.
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Blackhawks Hit By Errors In Weekend Baseball Setbacks
The Dixon Blackhawks lost twice with 19 errors over the weekend. A 24-15 Friday defeat to Sterling at Reynolds Field followed by a 12-2 Sunday loss to Gooselake Iowa. Key hits included Mike Hermes grand slam for Sterling and Chico Mintke two homers for Dixon. Dixon drops to 1-3 and next plays Sterling at 6 p.m. today and participates in a Gooselake hosted tournament Saturday and Sunday.
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Schmedies 1988 89 Highlights From The Telegraph Awards
Rochelle and Ridgewood footballs clash ended in bench clearing brawl with 1 24 left in a 29 9 Hubs win. Oregon girls cross country narrowly miss state due to scoring error. Franklin Center and Dixon gain regional honors, while Rochelle Caryn Brune earns multiple accolades.
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Rain Halts Minor League Roundup And MLB Results
Baseball notes recap games with Milwaukee error ridden 5 to 3 loss to Toronto, Key pitched for St Louis. Clemens win over Palmer as Murphy closed. Greenwell Evans homers for Boston Detroit Moreland Whitaker homer under rain delay. Pittsburgh Philadelphia game ends after 8 innings with Heaton and Lake in mix.
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First Round Baseball Draft Picks Highlight 1990 MLB Entries
Major League Amateur Draft first round selections include Ben McDonald at Baltimore, Tyler Houston at Atlanta, Jeff Juden at Houston, Brent Mayne at Kansas City, Scott Burrell at Seattle, Maurice Waugh at Boston, Alan Zinter at NY Mets, Chuck Knoblauch at Minnesota, Greg Gohr at Detroit, Tom Goodwin at Los Angeles, and Kiki Jones at Los Angeles. Additional notes mention later rounds and game box score details with teams, positions, and universities.
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College Tort ToL Monday's Results In Florida
Louisiana State defeated Long Beach State 8 to 5 eliminating Long Beach. Texas crushed Miami 12 to 2. Upcoming games include Wichita State versus Arkansas at 4 10 p.m. and Miami facing LSU at 7 10 p.m with notable pitchers Bennett Vespe Springer listed.
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Edberg Ed defeats Mancini to reach French Open semifinals
Sweden's Stefan Edberg defeats Argentina's Alberto Mancini in straight sets 6-1 6-3 6-7 7-5 to advance from the French Open quarterfinals. The accompanying schedule lists NBA Finals matchups and Major Indoor Soccer League results with upcoming games and dates.
Running YMCA Dixon Bank Run Results Include Youth and Open Races
The 8 kilometer event lists top finishers by age group across 15 to 19, 20 to 29, and open divisions. Notable times include Dave Killeen 28 16 and Kenny Lauff 28 29, with several athletes in 30s and 40s for later placements among men and women in 15 to 19, 50 to 59, and 30 to 39 categories.
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Bob Mackey
Rowen Derksen
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Bonnie Allen
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Jill Stoker
Denise Garland
Gracie Grove
Carmelle McGee
Baseball and basketball personnel moves across leagues and teams
The item lists multiple player transactions and staff changes: Marty Barrett placed on 21 day DL with Luis Rivera recalled from Pawtucket. Rick Sutcliffe signs two year extension with Chicago. Kevin Bass on 15 day DL retroactive to May 28 with Portugal contract purchased from Tucson. Brett Gideon recalled by Montreal, Mark Gardner assigned to Indianapolis. Tim Felden, Jeff McKnight moves involving New York and Tidewater. Orlando names Eric Dennis video coordinator. Austin Peay and Ine name Tony Collins and Renee DeVarney as basketball coaches. Indiana wrestling coach Jim H resigns, Joe McFarland named. Mississippi State offensive line coach J B Grimes resigns. Pace names Allison Jones women’s coach. Texas Tech names Jerry Kassin assistant coach. Green Bay promotes Robert E Harlan, chairs Robert Parins and John Fabry roles. Hockei Islanders goalie Billy Smith retires and becomes goaltender coach.
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