Ballooning sports salaries face downward turn
William Wallace argues that rising player pay stems from saturated TV markets and shrinking ratings. As networks lose ad revenue and rights fees contraction looms, pay-per-view and cable shifts may dilute profits, pressuring salaries downward while the overall sports boom cools without bursting.
Arbitrator to rule on guaranteed pact grievance in NBA
Arbitrator John Feerick ruled he has jurisdiction to hear a grievance for players with guaranteed contracts not paid during the lockout. Hearing could be set soon as next week. Formal bargaining between NBA owners and the union resumes Thursday amid the ongoing labor dispute.
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Loudon Indy Racing League loses NH race over poor turnout
The Indy Racing League will not renew its contract with New Hampshire International Speedway after a disappointing attendance decline. Speedway owner Bob Bahre indicated the track initiated the action, signaling a crack in the IRL’s future at the venue.
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Boxing Hall of Fame first election 1954
The 1954 Boxing Hall of Fame inaugural election honors twenty four fighters including Jack Dempsey Joe Louis Henry Armstrong John L Sullivan Gentleman Jim Corbett and Jack Johnson. In 1991 Sergei Bubka first cleared 20 feet outdoors in pole vault breaking his world record by a half inch at Malmo Sweden.
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24 Hour Info Nanon Sour 865-5000 Dial 865-5000 Access
A memo lists dial instructions for 24 Hour Info Nanon Sour with a sequence of category numbers to enter. It enumerates numbers 5600 through 6795 and 4550 plus 6906, outlining steps to access different categories by entering a four digit code. The text appears as fragmented contact guidance rather than a narrative news item.
Schedule highlights for sports and tennis events
Today features Arizona vs Chicago Cubs at 1:10 and San Francisco vs Mets at 6:30, Yankees vs Oakland at 9:30, and noon du Maurier Open tennis. Thursday includes Cincinnati vs Atlanta at 6:35 and Boston vs Texas at 7:30, with soccer, boxing, golf, arena football and more events across the day and into Friday.
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