Burleson Inks Six-Year 4.2 Million Angels Contract
Rick Burleson agreed to a six-year deal worth 4.2 million dollars, making him the highest paid shortstop in baseball history and the third richest Angels player. The 29-year-old, traded from the Red Sox, will earn about 700,000 annually, staying with the Angels after previously negotiating with Boston in 1976.
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Red Sox Official Savages Burning Feud With Slugger
Winter Haven Florida AP Bill Crowley vice president and PR director for the Boston Red Sox suffered a skin tear on his hand when slugger Jim Rice grabbed him during a dispute over parking near the batting cage before an exhibition game with the Detroit Tigers. Crowley, 61, received treatment and played on with a bandaged hand. Rice dismissed the incident and said he would discuss only baseball. Crowley disclosed a three year mutual dislike over parking spots and said Rice threatened to beat him with a bat if the issue persisted. Red Sox executive Haywood Sullivan said he would meet with Rice and player representative Tom Burgmeier after the affair.
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Bulldogs Lose to Windsor in Central Conference Climax
Nottingham overwhelmed Windsor 69-68 as David Dennis hit the winner with 12 seconds left after Steve Stone’s 3 point play gave Windsor a brief lead. Nottingham advances to face Malone in tonight’s Section Ten finale at Utica College.
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Floyd Wadkins Lead Doral Open After Rainy Second Round
In Miami, Ray Floyd fired 68 despite a steady downpour to share the 36 hole lead at the $250,000 Doral Open. Lanny Wadkins shot 66 after a five week layoff to tie, while Jack Nicklaus missed the cut with a 147 total. Gary Player and Seve Ballesteros also made the cut with 73 and 74 respectively.
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Mills' record unconfirmed in NCAA wrestling finals clash
Princeton coverage details Gene Mills advancing to the 118-pound final with a 28-4 win over NC State's Chris Wentz and seeking an NCAA career pins record. Dellinger questions Mills' 107-pin total. Wade Schalles' 106-pin mark is still cited. Iowa leads team chase with six finalists, led by Ed Banach at 177 pounds and Len Zelesky at 142. Jim and Lou Banach also strong contenders as finals approach.
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Tredway nets game winner as Cornell edges Colgate
In a tense ECAC quarterfinal, Brock Tredway scored twice, including the 12:29 goal, lifting Cornell past Colgate 3-2. Larry Tobin set up the winner, while Colgate’s Walter Dubas and goalie Guy Lemonde stood tall before late Cornell pressure produced the decisive goal.
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Friars rally sparks Syracuse fans memory of collapse
Syracuse University basketball fans may recall the Orangemen blowing a large late lead in a game against Old Dominion last season. Providence Friars surged in the final minutes to rally the crowd and highlight the collapse.
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Corcoran Nips U-E on Jumper to Start Climax
Corcoran edged U-E 29 28 as Chestnut hit the decisive late shot after Trice and Hayden sparked a comeback. Key plays featured Reynolds and Ciotoli for the Tigers while Anderson battled through a sprained ankle. Officials noted Corcoran advances to the Western Zone playoffs in Binghamton and Watertown Immaculate Heart-Trumansburg split C action in a separate prelim.
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Lost hound puppy in Liverpool with red collar
A black tan and white hound puppy was found in Liverpool on March 12 1981. It wears a red collar and contact number 451 4317.
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