Braves Reach Four Year Deal With Glavine For 25 Million
Atlanta signs left hander Tom Glavine to a four year contract with a possible fifth year option worth about 25 million. Glavine won 20 games in each of the last two seasons and would have become a free agent after 1993. Braves GM John Schuerholz touted the agreement as a commitment to winning now and later.
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Wendler picked for 1993 Kansas Shrine Bowl in Wichita
Ottawa High senior Alex Wendler earned a spot on the East squad of the Shrine Bowl, becoming the first local player selected since 1990. Wendler, 5-11, 180, rushed for 1,627 yards on 272 carries in nine games and also played defensive back and handled kicking duties for OHS.
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Baseball's list of millionaires grows this season
AP shows 71 players earned $3 million plus in 1992 up from 34 in 1991 and 177 above $2 million, with 267 above $1 million. Top earner was Bobby Bonilla at $6.1 million for the Mets, followed by Tartabull, Gooden, Bonds, and Sierra. The study covers 772 rosters as of Aug 31 and notes average salaries exceeding $1 million.
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Drabek Pittsby Green in Detroi Flalder
Fragmentary OCR hints at names Drabek and Pittsby Green and a Detroit related item. Readable bits suggest a local note or notice involving these names and a place in Detroit. Further detail not present in the readable fragment.
Bowden to be named Auburn coach today
New York AP reports Terry Bowden son of Bobby Bowden will be named Auburn coach later today replacing Pat Dye who resigned after NCAA recruiting violations. Bowden, 36, has coached at Samford for six years with a 65-35-1 mark and faces a program in decline after a 5-5-1 season amid NCAA scrutiny sparked by tapes alleging improper benefits.
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ORC weighs adding girls softball and Senior Babe Ruth
Ottawa Recreation Commission discussed expanding Babe Ruth Baseball to include girls softball and Senior Babe Ruth while reviewing meeting dates and hearing concerns from Legion manager Larry Waymire. Kuntz noted girls softball is new nationwide and the Senior Babe Ruth proposal faces questions about local league viability.
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NFL plan near? Tagliabue edges toward settled labor deal
AP writer Dave Goldberg reports Grapevine Texas. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue works to end the NFL labor stalemate by persuading 28 owners to back a settlement with players that includes free agency and a salary cap. Owners debated factions while players negotiators Jim Quinn and Gene Upshaw pursued progress.
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PSU’s Moore Among AP Honorees
Portland State quarterback John Charles led Division II in total offense before an injury, while New Haven’s Roger Graham and Pittsburg State’s Ronald Moore earned spots on the AP Little All-America team. The group includes receivers Rodney Robinson Gardner Webb and Johnny Cox Fort Lewis, and tight end Bob McMillen Benedictine.
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