Buffs told to shape up as Big Eight delays Colorado parole
Chuck Woodling notes that extending Colorado's NCAA probation may pressure the Buffs to improve if the major league strike lingers into June. Royals will host 20 June home dates, more than any other AL club, while eight former Kansas players toil in the minors across teams including the Angels Phillies Mets Yankees Dodgers.
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Benitez claims first ever boxing triple crown victory
Wilfred Benitez knocked out Maurice Hope in the 12th round in Las Vegas to become boxing’s first triple champion in over 40 years. He expressed interest in a rematch with Sugar Ray Leonard while maintaining confidence in his readiness to fight next. Benitez and Hope weighed 153¾ pounds, with Hope earning $250,000 and Benitez $175,000 as the bout closed.
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Randolph Seethes Over Pay Status With Yankees
Willie Randolph vents anger and confusion over his contract. He says he is underpaid compared to nine non pitching Yankees and free agents like Dave Winfield. He demands a renegotiation, extension, and tangible offers while accusing management of indifference.
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Acosta Captures Bowling Victory in California Open
Mal Acosta, 29 of Hayward, defeated Don Bell 226 to 196 to win the $105,000 U S Polychemical Open in Fremont California. He sealed the win with two late strikes in the 10th frame after trailing Bell by two pins. Bell earned $8,000 for second place, the largest in his career.
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