Braves to spend near six million on player salaries
The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports Braves salaries total about 6 million for 26 players likely to make the 25 man roster. Incentives could raise the total to 6 557 866 with 1 800 000 in deferrals. Highlights include Phil Niekro 1 448 700 and Claudell Washington 550 000.
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Preston Hanna
Glenn Hubbard
Mike Lum
Brian Asselstine
Rick Matula
Larry Bradford
Larry McWilliams
Rafael Ramirez
Terry Harper
College basketball results and AP Top Twenty recap
AP Top Twenty update lists Virginia, Notre Dame, and St Bonaventure among winners and losses, with scores against Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, and others. Includes several game results, player lines, and rankings shifts from the recent week.
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Skating Scores and Basketball Results From Philadelphia and Nearby
Philadelphia Phoenix 116 over Erving 110 in a high scoring game at Philadelphia. Key players include Erving and Cheeks for Philadelphia while Los Angeles and New York posted notable totals and fouls. Other NBA results feature Milwaukee, Washington, Dallas, and San Antonio with varied scorers and team totals. College and tournament notes fill the rest of the page with regional brackets and scheduling hints.
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Latest line basketball betting card from Tribune syndicate
The Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate lists betting odds for NBA college and pro hockey games. It shows favorites, underdogs and point spreads including Utah against Houston, Colgate versus Army, Davidson versus UCONN, Villanova versus DePaul, Butler versus Tulsa, Indiana versus St. Louis, Louisville versus Cincinnati, Memphis, Penn State, Oregon State, Washington and Minnesota as matchups with implied favorites and underdog lines.
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Syracuse lifters win titles at William Chase Memorial
In Gloversville two Syracuse weightlifters swept their classes at the seventh annual William Chase Memorial Championships. George Galster won the 220 pound division with a 1500 total 575 squat 400 bench and 125 deadlift. Steve Copani topped the 123 pounders with 865 total lifting 350 squat 190 bench and 364 deadlift.
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Syracuse Championship and STA Men Open Tennis Results
City of Syracuse Championship and STA Men Open at Limestone show Gifford defeating O'Donnell 6-3 in the singles final. Semifinals included Dave O'Donnell and Henrik Cosmo, plus Mac Gifford and Mark Willisen in top draws. Doubles title went to Carpenter-Corso over Giffard-Lake, with multiple semifinals and finals noted. Women's Open at Oewitt Clubhouse lists L Pento defeating Mary Savages in singles, with semifinals and final results and partner matchups.
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Milwaukee fan Hermening heads to Brewers spring training
Kevin Hermening, 21, a Marine sergeant from Oak Creek Wisconsin and former hostage held in Tehran, plans to attend Milwaukee Brewers spring training in Arizona and may get to try on a team uniform for fun. He played with the embassy softball team in Tehran before the 444 day hostage crisis.
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Hevron Wins Winter Series at Sunshine Speedway
St Petersburg report: Dick Hevron aged 19 from Liverpool dominated the Winter Series for super modifieds at Sunshine Speedway. He earned nearly $3,700, starting with a third in the 40 lap feature, then winning the 50 lap race and taking the 81 lap finale over the weekend.
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Oswego Skaneateles Semifinal Hockey at Romney Field House
Tuesday night Skaneateles faces Oswego in the Section Three Division I semifinal at Oswego State Romney Field House at 7 p.m. The start time was moved from a previously listed 7 Bp. to the new 7 p.m. kickoff without noted changes in venue.
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Playoffs and results from high school scholastic divisions
Semifinals set for Tuesday with Skanpateies at Oswego and Liverpool meeting Rome Free. Friday championship at Farr Cyliseum. Division IV first round features CBA Fulton, Rome Catholic Cazenovia Bishop Ludden, Connhmght. State Fair Coliseum hosts a 5 30 pm doubleheader with Rome Catholic v Bishop Ludden and CBA v Baldwinsville.
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Richmond 400 Final Standings Show Waltrip Victory
Final results list Darrell Waltrip in a Buick first with 400 laps and 76 520 points. Ricky Rudd, Richard Petty, Morgan Shepherd, Benny Parsons, and Harry Gant follow in a tight pack with Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, and Ford entries. Several misprints obscure few names and numbers across the lower field, but top tens highlight Waltrip’s win and competitive manufacturer balance.
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Waltrip Wins Richmond 400 In Buick Victory
Darrell Waltrip led 380 laps at the half mile Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway to win the Richmond 400. He pocketed 18800 dollars, holding off Ricky Rudd of Chesapeake and Richard Petty as Petty neared in the final laps. Waltrip’s Buick posted a 76.570 mph finish as Petty challenged from the rear.
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Broadcasts Tonight on WIXT Five Live Sports Schedule
Television listings show 5:00 p.m. college gymnastics Ohio State versus Iowa taped. 8:00 p.m. NHL hockey New York Islanders versus Minnesota. 8:50 p.m. college basketball Cincinnati versus Louisville. 1:00 p.m. college basketball Oregon State versus Washington. 12 midnight college basketball Villanova versus Tennessee Tech.
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Sectional quarterfinals shape sectional slate
Section Three basketball is in quarterfinals with smaller classes entering semifinals. Coaches speculate on Tuesday or Wednesday games as sectional committee meets to confirm the schedule. Players sidelined with injuries complicate planning and travel for area teams.
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