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GREETINGS FROM ARIZONA
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GREETINGS FROM ARIZONA
By DREW OLSON
Wednesday, March 5, 2003
NEWS OF THE DAY
Minor-league pitcher Augustine Ozorede, one of two players the
Brewers signed last year from Nigeria, was killed in a car accident
last weekend near his hometown of Ilorin. Ozorede, 18, was to have
reported to extended spring training and was expected to play for
Helena in the Pioneer Rookie League.
ON THE FIELD
Brewers infielder Wes Helms wasn't kidding when he said he wante...
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