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Mattingly may give up ■ BASEBALL: The Yankee's first baseman may sit out the start of next season to see if he wants to retire NEW YORK (At1) Don Mattingly** baseball cantor is over fit least for now All that remains is his final announcement A person who has betm in contai t with Mattingly’s advisers said Monday the free agent first twseman will issue a statement saying he won’t tie playing at the start of next sea son, lie said the announce ment could come ns early as Tuesday, The soun e, who spoke on the condition he not lie identi fied. confirmed the account first re | Milled Saturday by The ,Ven York Times. Mattingly's agent. Jim hrivm s. did not return telephone messages Now York Yankees manag er Joe Torre said during a conference call he had no idea of the team captain's plans and had not heard that Mattingly was going to retire Mattingly, who will lx* 35 on April 20, want* to see how he likes retirement He hit 2H8 Inst season with just seven homers and 4*1 KHi in 458 iit bets. getting n $4.02 million salary in thu final season of a $19.3 million, five-year contract ho agreed to in April 1990, about three months before severe bark pain struek Mattingly, who ume up to the Yankees for good in 1983. has been at times outwardly unhappy about the team and owner tieorge Steinbrenner He has a .307 < areor average. 2.153 hits. 222 homers and 1.099 RBI Cotton Bowl: Promoters are confident that Oregon and Colorado will draw fans ■ Continued from Page 5A They were telling cotton candy in the stand of the Oregon State game the other night " Colorado expor ts many of it* 3.600 alumni in Texas to buy tickets. "Our fan*, when it comes New Year's Day games, have usually gone ap«." said Dave IMati. Colorado's sports informa tion director. He said Colorado has sold its ticket allotment or more for all (our of its New Year's bowl ap|»«aranct»* since 1069 Colorado has been to 19 bowl games since 1936, most recent ly defeating Noire Dame 41-24 in the 1995 Fiesta Bowl The Huffs have 14 players from Texas on their roster, which also should help Texas tii ket vales. Plata said. That list includes Mission product Kay Detiner. who injured his right knee in « 20 21 victory over Texas A*M The junior quarterback later had sea son-ending surgery. Oregon is a different matter The Ducks have played in JO bowls, losing last season's Rose Howl.18-20 to Penn State The Ducks took 40,000 fans to Pasadena However. Oregon lists just 1,200 Texas alums and no Texas players. "But we'll probably sell 18.000 to 20.000 tickets," said Paul lhander. an assistant in Oregon's sports information office. But there is a little history Each school has appeared once in the Cotton Bowl and plans reunions of those squads, Craw ford said. Colorado lost to Rica 28-n in the 1918 Cotton Bowl, when the Buffaloes were lend by Byron "Whir.Jwr" White Oregon last appeared in 1949 with future NEC great Norm Van Bro< khn at quarterback and lost 21 13 to Southern Methodist and Heisrnnn winner Doak Walker Greg Klatn, of the Dallas Con vention and Visitors Bureau, said last season's Cotton Bowl had a total economic impact of $78 million on the Dallas area economy. 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