Sports by the numbers: 3/31/11
1,200,000. 
Japanese golfer Ryo Ishikawa vowed to present his entire 2011 earnings to disaster service for his home country. Ishikawa, who done $1.2 million last year upon tour is anticipating to make dual times which volume this year. I hold this is a most positive way for me to outlay money, said Ishikawa, who consulted his banker father Katsumi as good as his sponsors about a service project. A turn of acclaim for an athlete who genuinely cares.
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The Barry Bonds trial was sincerely still yesterdayquiet in a clarity which nobody talked about his balls shrinking, his bacne, or his oversized head. One witness though had a little damning evidence upon Bonds. Randy Velarde, a former MLB player claimed which Bonds tutor Greg Anderson injected him about 10 times with steroids. His 12-minute testimony, however, never implicated Bonds himself as Velarde never had any contact with him about bootleg substances.
80,000 
How much was former LSU player Patrick Peterson worth upon a scandalous black market which is football recruiting? Well, according to Willie Lyles, a Texas-based football trainer, $80,000. Lyles is being investigated for violations after receiving $25,000 from a University of Oregon. A few days after a kids visit, Will calls as good as says, If you wish this kid, there have been alternative schools which wish this child as well. Theyre peaceful to compensate a sure volume of money, around a $80,000 mark, Malone said. He said which was something you were going to have to beat as a university to be means to acquire a services of this kid. Good thing a boys in Baton Rouge have been peaceful to pony up.
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Late last night, Giants starting pitcher Barry Zito was concerned in a dual automobile collision in West Hollywood. Thankfully, it appears he was unhurt, although, he was taken to Cedar Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles as a precaution. Zito, who has a home nearby a area isnt due to pitch til Sunday, so if there have been any lingering problems, they should be privileged up by then.
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