BASEBALL NOTES
The distributor of an herbal pain reliever has apologized to Mark McGwire for its unauthorized use of his name, and has agreed to pay the St. Louis Cardinal slugger $75,000.
After paying his lawyer, McGwire will donate the rest to charity, his lawyer and agent said.
McGwire sued the distributor, San Diego-based People First Inc., last February in St. Louis Circuit Court. He alleged that the company claimed falsely that he had endorsed a pain reliever called The Freedom Formula.
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The Montreal Expos unveiled plans for their new home Tuesday. Now they have to figure out what to call it and how to pay for it.
“The idea was to create something new,” owner Jeffrey Loria said of the three-tiered, steel-framed structure the team plans to build downtown. “The old-style ballpark is everywhere.”
Loria said construction needs to begin this spring for the facility to open in 2002.
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