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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1989

Page

9

Lady Redmen stun in Region IV opener at Triton Center

Sauk Valley Community College women's basketball crushed Highland 77-50 to run to 27-1 and earn a 4 p.m. semifinal against Moraine Valley. Denise Hibbard led SVCC with 21 points as the Redmen outrebounded 59-39, while Crystal Bales added nine boards.

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Sandberg signs historic Cubs extension

Ryne Sandberg became the highest paid second baseman in history with a 6.3 million four year contract with the Chicago Cubs. The deal includes 900,000 bonuses, escalating yearly salaries, and incentives for league MVP Gold Glove All-Star and World Series MVP honors. Sandberg, 29 and NL MVP in 1984, emphasized he did not want spring training to be disrupted and expressed desire to remain in Chicago with his family. Club president Don Grenesko praised Sandberg as the best infield second baseman.

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Hoosiers aim for outright Big Ten title at home vs Illinois

Indiana seeks to clinch the Big Ten championship outright and secure an NCAA berth by beating Illinois after a 24-5 season and 14-1 conference mark. Coach Bob Knight’s squad, led by Jay Edwards and Joe Hillman, eyes a three-game finale to finish strong, while Illinois, at 24-4, faces Kendall Gill’s return uncertainly.

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Preston's 33 lifts Sterling to crown

Sterling High School captured the IHSA Class 2A regional title with Preston scoring 33 points and five 3s. Robin Fjelstad and Steve Mathews added 19 each as Sterling defeated Rock Falls 97-81, building a 52-37 halftime lead. Rock Falls was led by Todd Sigel with 23. others added 12-15.

Sterling Kelly Preston Robin Fjelstad Steve Mathews Sterling High School Rock Falls Golden Warriors Rockets Todd Sigel Jeff Bubbers Ken Boesen Eddie Acosta Greg Turk Alleman Morrison Freeport Rock Island Pearl City

Etheridge Piper Named All IVC Basketball Team

Senior Todd Etheridge and sophomore Brian Piper of Ohio High School earned unanimous spots on the All IVC first team as the Bulldogs went 20-5 and tied for the conference title with a 13-1 record. Etheridge led in scoring and assists while Piper topped the team in points. both aim for career milestones as the IVC also announced academic squads.

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Drought Drives Down North American Duck Populations

The drought endangers northern breeding ducks with water shortages reducing the Mississippi flyway population to about 66 million, down from the prior year and far below the 100 million target. Conservation groups urge broad action, non hunter participation, and duck stamps to fund habitat protection, whileDU events and Pheasants Forever chapters promote fundraising and awareness.

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