Peete widens Phoenix Open lead as Harris wins TV race
Calvin Peete posted a 6 under par 65 to reach 12 under at the Phoenix Open midway, while Bob Eastwood and Tom Norris hunted the field. Franco Harris beat Jim Brown in a made for TV race but dismissed it as decisive, as Brown cited a lingering leg issue.
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Hernandez agrees with Tigers on four year deal
Cy Young winner Willie Hernandez reached a principle agreement with the Detroit Tigers on a four year contract worth over 4.5 million dollars through 1989. GM Bill Lajoie said Hernandez would sign that day after deferred payment issues were resolved with a 150 thousand dollar addition in lieu of such payments. Hernandez, who will receive a roughly one million signing bonus, anticipates formal signing before the January 27 Baseball Writers banquet in New York.
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Brewers deal Sundberg to Royals in six player trade
Milwaukee delivers catcher Jim Sundberg to Kansas City in a six player deal that involves Texas Rangers and New York Mets. Darwin from Texas and Tim Leary from Kansas City head to Milwaukee as part of the exchange. Sundberg batted .261 with seven homers and 43 RBIs in 110 games last season and led AL catchers with a 50 percent caught stealing rate.
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Copper Schell and Kissling Win Moguls at Subaru World Cup
Copper Schell of the United States and Conny Kissling of Switzerland won gold in mogul racing at Whiteface Mountain. Schell posted 25.33 points to lead 41 rivals, with France's Phillippe Derbér second and Steve Desovich of the United States third. John Witt of Saratoga Springs led New Yorkers in eighth.
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Cornell rallies past Brown in ECAC hockey clash
Cornell trailed Brown but surged to a 4-3 victory as Mark Henderson scored the winner with 31 seconds left in regulation. Duanne Mouser and Peter Natyshak contributed key goals, while Brown’s Tom Wallack and John Franzosa stood out for their teams.
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Yale beats Colgate in ECAC hockey clash 7-3
Yale University freshmen star Randy Wood scored four goals and one assist as Yale defeated Colgate 7-3 in an ECAC Division game in Hamilton. The Red Raiders led briefly on a Gerard Waslen power play, but Yale answered with Wood’s late-period goals and continued pace to improve to 12-5-1 overall and 6-3-1 in league play. Colgate falls to 10-8 and 5-4 in conference action.
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