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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1990
Page
1
Major League Baseball ends a 32 day lockout as players and owners approve a four year contract. The 158 game schedule starts April 9 with exhibition games by March 26. Commissioner Fay Vincent announced plans to pursue a full 162 game season and normal spring training resumes.
SUN day action features Syracuse guarding Virginia in a 63 61 finish as Derrick Coleman is blocked by jubilant fans and players Conrad McRae and Tony Scott celebrate Orangemen lead. Xavier shocks Georgetown 74 71 while Loyola Marymount explodes past Michigan 149 115 amid Hank Gathers’ death emotions.
Two men posing as police officers entered the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston at 1 15 a.m. restrained two guards and stole 12 works valued around 200 million dollars. The haul includes Vermeer's The Concert Rembrandts A Lady and Gentleman in Black and The Storm on the Sea of Galilee.
Snowy tonight with periods of snow and a low near 25. Tuesday carries a 60 percent chance of more snow with a high in the mid 30s. Details incomplete for location or advisories.
Ed Ressler, owner of a Nedrow baseball card shop at 6707 S. Salina St, renamed to Pennant Fever after Abbott and Costello Enterprises claimed rights to Who's on First and I Don't Know. The 24 year old faced a demanded stop on using the names after $395 of advertising materials already ordered. Ressler contested the claim while attorney Jerome Weinstein pursued legal action on behalf of the heirs.
East Berlin voters backed a conservative coalition amid West German promises of rapid unification. The Alliance for Germany fell just short of a majority, but secure backing from Chancellor Helmut Kohl helped shape a peaceful democratic transition and calls for halting the East German economy’s crisis.
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