Jockey Vasquez Honored at Saratoga Hall of Fame Induction
Enshrined jockey Jacinto Vasquez receives a plaque from trainer Frank Whiteley at Saratoga during the Hall of Fame ceremonies. Vasquez retired in 1996 as the 15th all-time winning jockey, a milestone noted in national briefs on page C3.
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Lennons hit parade earns SkyChiefs Player of the Week
Patrick Lennon homered seven times with 16 RBIs last week earning the Syracuse SkyChiefs outfielder Player of the Week honors in the International League. He hit 357 and set a franchise mark with five homers across two games as the SkyChiefs won again.
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Orange Pack FanFest at Syracuse August 21 at Manley Field House
Syracuse University hosts annual FanFest at 3 30 pm in Manley Field House featuring open practices for football men and women soccer and field hockey, Outback buffet, team introductions live auction and autograph opportunities. Tickets cost ten dollars for adults five for children and are available at the Orange Pack Office. details via 442 1419.
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Manning's contract hinges on performance with Colts
Peyton Manning's six year deal with the Indianapolis Colts could reach 48 to 145 million depending on incentives. If escalators apply in year one and all incentives are met, his earnings rise from 944000 this year to 95 million in 2003, totaling 474 million over the contract.
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Former Orioles skipper treated for heart attack
Earl Weaver, former Orioles manager, was hospitalized last week in South Florida after suffering a mild heart attack before a golf outing. John Maroon, team spokesman, said Weaver, who turns 68 on Friday, was taken to a South Florida hospital and is being treated, per team updates.
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Mets Acquire Outfielder Jermaine Allensworth in Trade
The Mets obtain Jermaine Allensworth from Kansas City for a player to be named. Allensworth, 27, hit .205 with three RBIs and seven steals in 30 Royals games after leaving Pittsburgh. Benny Agbayani was designated for assignment to make room on the roster.
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NBA to Refund Unplayed Game Tickets With Interest
The NBA said season ticket payments will be refunded with interest if the work stoppage cancels games, signaling a potential months long lockout. The league also provided the NLRB with its response to the players union complaint alleging unfair practices in imposing the lockout.
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Syracuse fullback recruit George Scott solidifies preseason debut
George Scott arrived at Syracuse University for preseason football practice after committing to a 17 month old scholarship decision from C W Baker High School Baldwinsville. The 430 pound bench and 640 squat mark highlight a powerful build as coaches peg him for the No 3 fullback behind Rob Konrad and Nick Sudano. A claw necklace gifted by grandmother Vivian Taylor underscores his Bears claw medal symbol and strong family ties in HSU football.
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Sosa, McGwire Chase Homer Record in Cubs Comeback
Sammy Sosa homered twice to lift the Cubs 8-5 over the Giants at 8Com Park, tying Mark McGwire for the season lead with 46 homers. Tyler Houston and Henry Rodriguez also went deep as Chicago erased a 5-1 deficit, boosting their wild-card hopes and signaling a hotter chase for the home-run title.
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Yankees roll past Twins as streak hits five in Oakland
New York improves to 85-29, 56 games over .500, after a 7-3 win at the Stadium. Hideki Irabu earned a win while Matt Lawton homered against the bullpen, Scott Brosius and Bernie Williams also went deep as the Yanks push toward a potential 121-win pace. Paul O Neill emphasized a simple mindset as the club maintains its disciplined approach.
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Syracuse QB Opts to Pass on Football for Basketball
Malik Campbell, a versatile 6 foot 3 guard and quarterback, chooses to forego football at Syracuse. He will join the basketball program’s preseason conditioning and be ready for official practice in October. Campbell felt he had a better chance in basketball and had not played football since high school.
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