Mets Cone earns arbitration record $4.25 million
The article details Ron Cone of the New York Mets receiving a $4.25 million arbitration award, setting a record, amid a flurry of arbitration outcomes across MLB. It notes Sierra's $5 million request, Bonilla and Tartabull precedents, and compares to Maddux and Finley contracts while outlining Mets payroll implications and other players settling for various amounts.
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New York
David Cone
Texas
Ruben Sierra
William Rentsto
Cone
Nicholas Zumas
New York Mets
Sierra
Rangers
Bobby Bonilla
Mets
Danny Tartabull
New York Yankees
Bonilla
Pittsburgh
Tartabull
Kansas City
Renifro
San Diego
Benito Santiago
Eddie Murray
Bret Saberhagen
Dwight Gooden
Saberhagen
Sid Fernandez
Cleveland Indians
John Smiley
Pirates
Bill Landrum
American skier suffers knee injury during first run at Brides Les Bains
Compagnoni, 21, toppled at a gate and was carried to hospital after injuring her left knee, repeating a prior injury and prompting tears on the slopes. Kronberger and Schneider also faltered, while Merle, Parisien, and Twardekens trailed in a crowded field. Germany secured a 10th biathlon gold as medals tally showed tight competition among top nations and the U S hockey team aimed to rise further in the Games.
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Compagnoni
Brides-les-Bains
Petra Kronberger
Austria
Vreni Schneider
Switzerland
Wellsville Girls Rally For Narrow Frontier Win Over Garnett
Wellsville High girls edge Garnett 42 39 to climb to 5 1 in league play and 7 10 overall. Jeanne Canaan feeds the lead with 39 seconds left, Amy Kramer taps in rebound for margin, coach Ebel hails second half intensity as team eyes co title with Baldwin.
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Wellsville High Girls
Garnett
Eagle Girls
Baldwin
Paola
Jeanne Canaan
Amy Kramer
WHS
WHL
Richard Ebel
Eagles
Allison Howard
Canaan
Kramer
Wellville
Louisburg
Wiseman
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Thuro
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Howard
Letter
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Katzer
Rockers
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Wittman
BHS
Ted Zuzzio
Baldwin Girls Rally Behind Butell To Top Paola 57-38
Baldwin High, ranked third in Class 4A, beat Paola 57-38 as Bonnie Butell scored 32 and grabbed 17 rebounds. Kelly Flory added 10 points and 13 assists, while Shannon Douglas dished eight assists. Baldwin improves to 16-2, staying tied for the Frontier League lead with Wellsville.
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Paola
Baldwin High Girls
Bonnie Butell
Bulldogs
Associated Press
Baldwin
Butell
Kelly Flory
Shannon Douglas
Kristin Flory
Sarah Becker
Vikings Fall To Wildcats In Yates Center Showdown
Central Heights girls trailed 31-12 at halftime and lost 54-39 to Yates Center. Mary Wuertz led CH with 18 points while Ellen Snow added 12 and eight rebounds. CH drops to 1-16 and faces Neodesha next, in a game also highlighting King and Queen of Courts night.
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Wildcats
Neodesha
Sue Haney
Mary Wuertz
Ellen Snow
Wood
Anderson
Schulz
Stottlemire
Wuertz
Brown
Shaw
Osage City
Wabaunsee
Ochs
Lyndon
Northern Heights
Eudora Girls Rout Pomona in Nonleague Showdown
State-ranked Eudora shot 63 in a 63 to 18 non league win over Pomona. Gretchen Freeland led with 22 points as Pomona hit only 15 percent from the field and 13 percent at the line, dropping to 5-12 while Eudora rose to 14-3.
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Indians
Eudora Girls
PHS
Gretchen Freeland
Burlington
EHS
Erin Lindbloom
Osage
Lyndon
Tigers
Stephanie Shoup
Jena Ost
Erin Persinger
Osage City Girls Top Lyndon 53 26 In Nonleague Play
Osage City departs early pressure to post a 53 26 win over Lyndon as Brianna Thompson nets a school record three 3s and Tammy Croucher adds 11 points and nine assists. Alicia Kendall adds 10 points and nine boards in a balanced attack.
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OCHL
Keni Reed
Indians
Osage
Brianna Thompson
Tammy Croucher
Crouther
Alicia Kendall
Ochs
Jenae Silver
Croucher
Aldrich
Lindbloom
Butterfield
Silver
Thompson
Gardner
Kendall
B. Lohmeyer
Wessel
Pitman
Totals
Lyndon Girls
Oest
E. Persinger
Creekmore
Persinger
Shoup
Hackett
Lyndon Highboys Top Osage City Behind Jones Mastery
Lyndon Highboys beat Osage City 48 to 37 as Brandon Jones posted 22 points 17 rebounds and six blocks. Lyndon shot 40 percent while limiting Osage to 29 percent and outrebounded 35-25. Osage’s Justin Hart was absent and Osage coach Les Hultgren faced a tough defensive game from Lyndon.
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Osage City
Tigers
Justin Hart
Jones
LHS
Nick Dawson
Les Hultgren
Les
Dawson
Williams
McGinnis
Tilman
B. Jones
R. Jones
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Orender
Gragg
Standiford
Dalrymple
Swarts
Mollnow
Orms
Pomona blasts Eudora as Mitchell leads with 20 points
Pomona defeated Eudora 83 to 49 behind Ryan Mitchell with 20 points and Fred Acker 18. Mitch Corwine added 10 and Bryan Johnson six assists as Pomona dominated the middle two quarters. Eudora struggled, with Dardis and Hickman scoring 10 and 8 respectively.
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Pomona
Fred Acker
Mitch Corwine
Travis Sink
Bryan Johnson
Queen of Courts
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Cranshaw
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Hickman
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Grosdidler
Johnson
Maker
Defenbaugh
J. Acker
Smith
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Hoffsommer
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Corwine
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Bove
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