MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP) - The company that owns the Chicago Cubs and the Hartford Courant are battling a former newspaper carrier to get back the last of $301,000 it accidentally gave to him instead of a baseball player with the same name.
The Tribune Co. money that was meant for Mark Guthrie, the relief pitcher, was sent to the bank account of Mark Guthrie, the Courant deliveryman, in three payments, the final one made last October. Five weeks later the Cubs realized the error, and the team took back $275,000 before Guthrie froze his account.
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/WeirdNews/2004/09/10/624007-ap.html
The Tribune Co. money that was meant for Mark Guthrie, the relief pitcher, was sent to the bank account of Mark Guthrie, the Courant deliveryman, in three payments, the final one made last October. Five weeks later the Cubs realized the error, and the team took back $275,000 before Guthrie froze his account.
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/WeirdNews/2004/09/10/624007-ap.html
