Central Heights dominates at junior high invitational track meet
Central Heights leads boys scoring with 196 followed by Jayhawk Linn 85 Crest 59 Uniontown 53 and Burlington 17. In boys events Clutter wins discus at 104-10.2 Johnson leads long jump 15-5 Peters tops hurdles and 4x400 relay times Central Heights also shines in girls including Wuertz wins long jump 15-2 and Hesse 31-84 shot put. Seventh grade results list multiple Central Heights wins in relays and sprints.
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Baseball Transactions In American League Pitcher Deals
The Boston Red Sox agreed to terms with Erik Hanson on a one year contract. The California Angels signed Bennett Ken Edenfield Mark Holzemer and Julio Valera to one year contracts.
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High Payroll Earners Tie to 1994 MLB Payroll Mix
Tony Gwynn led Padres with about 24.5 percent of the team payroll payroll share. Gary Sheffield and Larry Walker also posted strong percentages for their clubs. Other players from Mariners Expos Packers Twins showed double digit payroll proportions amid a turbulent 1994 season.
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Browning's comeback both sides as pay talks loom
AMNES CITY, Fla. AP. Cy Young veteran David Cone was traded to Toronto as Kansas City added Tom Browning who is returning from a broken arm. Browning, 34, signed a Triple-A deal after one midseason appearance and doctors say his left arm is stronger. Montgomery in Haines City offered to renegotiate his $4 million 1996 salary to stay with Kansas City, as payroll cuts continue.
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Revenue sharing closer to reality in baseball talks
AP reports in Milwaukee that several high priced stars shifting from small to large markets spur revenue sharing plans. Boston’s John Harrington urged action as the ruling executive committee met with Bud Selig in Selig’s hometown. A 1994 Fort Lauderdale plan would shift 22.9 million from 15 high revenue teams to 11 low revenue clubs, excluding the Marlins and Rockies. Yankees would be the largest contributor at 2.3 million. The committee planned further discussions today as efforts to implement revenue sharing resume.
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Carter signs record contract with Vikings in 1990s
Eden Prairie Minnesota Cris Carter agreed to a four year extension totaling 11.5 million through 1998 boosting his status as a top paid NFL receiver. The deal includes 2.7 million signing bonus and aligns with his expected four year plan to finish his career with Minnesota.
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Montana Hall of Fame QB Montana to retire in Bay Area
Montana plans a public farewell in San Francisco followed by a luncheon with former teammates and executives from the 49ers and Chiefs. IMG coordinates events as Montana mulls attendance at a Chiefs quarterback camp, with a San Jose police benefit appearance noted.
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Tulsa nabs KU assistant coach candidate named head coach
The University of Tulsa planned a news conference at 3:15 p.m. amid reports Kansas assistant Steve Robinson, 37, would be named head basketball coach. He met with president Robert H. Donaldson and toured campus after dinner with athletic officials, replacing Tubby Smith who left for Georgia.
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CHL playoff notebook notes Wichita dominance and chaos
The Wichita Thunder have not trailed in four CHL playoff series across two seasons and lead the league with near fifty percent power play. San Antonio mimics Wichita in aggressive play with former Thunder star Paul Jackson, while Oklahoma City fires coach Mike McEwen. Dallas could lose its franchise as attendance flags, and the CHL final heads to San Antonio with potential return to Wichita.
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Thunder Take 2-0 CHL Championship Lead Over Iguanas
Wichita beat San Antonio 5-3 at Kansas Coliseum to lead the CHL final series 2-0. Ron Handy, playoff MVP in past championships, leads Wichita with 24 playoff points and two hat tricks as George Maneluk stymies the Iguanas with 35 saves.
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