Remembering Glenn Brenner Sportscaster Spirit and Laughter
Washington remembers Glenn Brenner a 44 year old sportscaster who died of a malignant brain tumor this week. Friends colleagues and viewers recall his humor warmth and love of the world. Reverend Susan R Andrews and other speakers praise his gift of laughter and faith. Brenner fought illness after a 1989 Sportscaster of the Year honor and a Marathon injury.
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Gibbs says arrest will cost Simmons despite apology
Herndon Virginia AP reports that Gibbs says Ed Simmons will pay a price for his drunk driving arrest despite his apology. Simmons was stopped in Georgetown around 2:30 a.m. and later said he regretted his actions. Gibbs noted the punishment would be up to the team and league authorities.
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Fielder tops salary arbitration demands at 5.4 million
Cecil Fielder led the arbitration figures by seeking a record 5.4 million after 44 homers in 1991 as several stars posted requests near or above 4 million. Bonds Sierra Drabek Maddux Cone Larkin Smiley also asked for multi million sums while other players settled or avoided exchanges with one year deals.
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Orioles invite Dempsey to spring camp as non roster invitee
Former Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey, MVP of the 1983 World Series, will be invited to spring training as a non roster player. He expressed homecoming feelings and noted his 14 season tenure in Baltimore and 75 home runs with 355 RBI for the Orioles.
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