Mets Player Bobby Bonilla Salary Pinged in Season Losses
Baseball totals show 14 losses in games and 42 overall. Bonilla faces $1,787,000 in salary amid a high payroll context. Negotiations pause with no set date for next session. Stadium act quote attributed to Mick Jagger noted as context.
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Craven teams take part in Down East Jamboree action
Craven County high schools New Bern West Craven and Havelock joined Pitt County schools at the Down East Football Jamboree in Greenville. Pitt County won 34-19, while Craven teams scrimmaged under game conditions two weeks before the regular season. New Bern tied D H Conley 0-0. West Craven trailed Farmville Central 14-0 but closed to 14-6. Havelock lost 20-13 to Greenville Rose. Season openers set for Aug. 26 and 27 with New Bern hosting Broughton Friday.
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Townsend's three run homer fuels Kinston win over Wilmington
Chad Townsend blasted a three run homer in the first inning as the Kinston Indians toppled the Wilmington Blue Rocks 7-2 at Grainger Stadium. Townsend added a run singles and Eddie Lantigua hit a triple and a solo homer to help build a 7-1 lead before David Welch closed out four innings of relief. The Indians travel to host Durham for a three game series starting Tuesday night.
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Martin Wins at Watkins Glen Sets Four-Race Open Run
Martin secures victory at Watkins Glen, starting a four race win streak tying a modern record. He dominates with flawless pit stops, gaps rival Earnhardt, and fends off Irvan after a late restart. Next stop Michigan, he aims to defend title and push momentum through 10 to 12 races.
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NASCAR Budweiser at the Glen results at Watkins Glen
The Budweiser at the Glen NASCAR Winston Cup race at Watkins Glen shows Ken Schrader from Concord winning in a Chevrolet with a $26,245 prize. Iyes Rudds Norman Ford driver finishes second as the field completes 2 hours 21 minutes 7 seconds, margin 0.88 seconds.
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United States Defeats Russia 137 91 in World Championship
The United States edged Russia 137 to 91 in a high scoring world championship game. Key scorers included Mikio, Bazare, and Koreagev with limited accurate shooting for Russia. Missouri and Grechev contributed early but could not keep pace as the U S stretched its lead.
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Denver Broncos Sign Leonard Russell for 1 Year
The Denver Broncos signed veteran back Leonard Russell to a one year contract. New Orleans Saints claimed Patt Evans. San Francisco 49ers waived Anthony Bell Tim Burton and Derrel Crawford and signed Darin Jordan. Catawba announced the resignation of football coach J D Haglan effective December 31 and Brent Barrington from the team for breaking rules.
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PGA Championship final scores and earnings at Southern Hills
AP reports final standings and prize money for the 1.7 million dollar PGA Championship at Southern Hills. Notables include Nick Price earning 310,000 with scores 67 45 7047, Phil Mickelson at 276, Nick Faldo 76 667, and Tom Kite 41,000 with multiple rounds listed. many players secured varying purses from 8,458 to 310,000.
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Petty Seeks New Driver After Near Miss With Wallace
Dallenbach spun while trying to pass Wallace in Turn 1, ruining a top five bid. Petty said the day was good until the late incident and emphasized the need to find a new driver for the rest of the season. John Andretti or Trickle expected to take over starting this week at Michigan.
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United States Roll Past Russia In Varsity Exhibition
United States defeats Russia 137 to 40 in a high scoring game. O Neal leads with 18 points supported by Mourning 15 and Wilkins 12. Russia struggles from three point range with 5 of 18 as Babkov and Domeni score in double digits. Attendance hits 32,616 as USA dominates rebounding with 47 boards.
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Dayton Classic Ends In Sudden Death Drama
LPGA Dayton Classic concludes with a dramatic playoff as Ginged on the $540yente faces Pasta Cramy Gh of the North 2. The winner clinches the title on the second hole of sudden death, edging the runner-up in a tense finish.
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Navratilova withdraws from this year's US Open
Navratilova, a four time U S Open champion and the sport's winningest player, said she will not compete at the final Grand Slam of the year starting August 29 in New York. She cited not being in good enough shape and plans to play on indoor surfaces. She recently lost in Los Angeles to Ann Grossman in the Virginia Slims event.
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Dream Team II Dominates Early Lead in Sunday Exhibition
The United States opened strong, leading 25-10 early and 42-16 by mid first half as Janatiae Coleman scored 13 of his 13 points during a 42-16 burst. Russia blamed fatigue after a taxing semifinal, with coach Sergei Belov noting defense wore down the team.
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Pirates seek balance as Crandell leads rushing push
The Pirates face a young receiving corps led by redshirt freshmen Jason Nichols and Linwood DeBrew while Dwight Linville replaces Carlester Crumpler at tight end. Junior Smith eyes a third straight 1,000 yard season as the defense aims for Division I size up front, with high expectations for a healthier season and a key Sept. 10 opener at Duke.
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