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Thursday, February 16, 1989 / University Daily Kansan
RECORD SALARY FOR CLEMENS:
Baseball's top salary reached another record yesterday when Roger Clemens, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, agreed to a three-year, $7.5 million contract with the
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Boston Red Sox.
But more
The average annual salary of $2.5 million is the largest in baseball history, though Clemens will receive only the sixth-highest salary for 1989.
records may break today. Oren Isher, the 1988 National League CY Young Award winner and the Most Valuable Player of the playoffs and in an arbitration hearing in Los Angeles with the Dodgers.
Hershiser is asking for $2,425 million, which would be the highest salary for this year and an arbitration record if he wins. The Dodgers are offering $2 million in arbitration. Meanwhile, they won't pay yesterday, Clinei-
Meanwhile, players won all three decisions issued yesterday. Cincin
nati left-hander Danny Jackson was awarded $1.15 million by arbitrator Thomas Roberts rather than the $865,000 offered by the Reds. Los Angeles right-hander Tim Leary was awarded $670,000 by Anthony Sinicropi rather than the $757,000 offered by the Dodgers. And New York outfielder Len Dykstra was awarded $757,000 by Frederick Reel rather than the $455,000 offered by New York.
THOMPSON RELEASED:
Suspended Oklahoma quarterback Charles Thompson was released into the custody of his mother yesterday while he awaited trial on a charge of selling cocaine to an undercover FBI agent.
Thompson, making his second court appearance since his arrest, Monday night, waived his right to a preliminary hearing. The U.S. attorney's office waived its request for a detention hearing because of what it said were Thompson's strong ties to the area.
Prosecutors were willing to release Thompson on certain conditions, one being that he confined his travel to
the court's Western District of Oklahoma and the Northern District of Texas, which would cover his hometown of Lawton, Okla., and the Dallas home of his mother, Willie Jean Yarborough.
Thompson also must submit to drug screening, actively seek work and report regularly to the probation office in Oklahoma City. In addition, he was barred from possessing a firearm or alcohol or drugs during his release.
He also was required to post 10 percent of $10,000 bond, or $1,000.
BURSON HOSPITALIZED: Ohio State guard Jay Burson has been hospitalized with a neck injury he apparently suffered during Monday's game against Iowa, university spokesman Steve Snapp said yesterday.
Burson, a senior who is the Buckeyes' leading scorer, suffered a fracture of the fifth cervical vertebra and has been taken to Ohio State University Hospitals for tests, Snapp said.
The injury does not involve the spinal cord, Snapp said.
KU softball team opens season
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the jayhawks. "Our team is ready for it. Our ability to work together is probably our greatest strength."
Playing outside for the first time in four months will be a relief for the Jahwacks, she said.
"The team has been practicing in Anschutz (Sports Pavilion), but that's not the same." Alvarez said. "We can be a big step for us to play outside."
Haack said he entered Kansas in the tournament because it was important for the team to play nationally ranked competition. He said it would give the Jayhawks the experience they needed to prepare them for the Big Eight Conference championships in May.
"Our team is very young this year; we've got 10 new players and only five returning." Haack said. "The girls are prepared mentally, but it's early in the season. We need to play a lot of tough teams before May."
He said the best teams in the Big Eight this year were third-ranked Oklahoma State, 10th-ranked Iowa State and 14th-ranked Nebraska.
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