Miscellany

Sat., Oct. 11, 1997

Compiled From Wire Services

Both sides rested in boxer Mitch Green’s assault lawsuit against Mike Tyson after a witness testified that Green had provoked the beating he got in a 1988 street fight. Green is suing Tyson for $25 million for beating him up in the fight in front of a New York nightclub.

The racing season ended Friday at Arlington International Racecourse in Illinois with no racing dates scheduled for 1998. And after losing an estimated $70 million in recent years to the bright lights and big payouts of riverboat gambling, it’s unclear whether horses ever will race again at the sprawling facility.

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Miscellany

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