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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 19, 2001

Page

8

Renegades hire Paopao as Ottawa coach on three-year deal

Ottawa Renegades introduce Joe Paopao as head coach with a three-year contract worth about 150000 a season. Paopao, a Honolulu native and former Riders backup, returns to Ottawa where he played in 1987 and previously coached the B C Lions in 1996 to a 5 13 record. Renegades GM Eric Tillman contrasts good and bad ownership eras in CFL history.

Ottawa Joe Paopao Ottawa Renegades Paopao CFL Rough Riders Don Matthews Wally Buono Montreal Calgary Honolulu B.C. Lions Nelson Skalbania Joe Renegades Eric Tillman Lions Tillman

Old Yanks find new homes

Martinez signs a three year deal with the St. Louis Cardinals replacing Mark McGwire while Knoblauch joins the Kansas City Royals on a one year contract. The Yankees re-sign Sterling Hitchcock for two years as John Rocker moves from Cleveland to Texas.

Ino Martinez Chuck Knoblauch New York Yankees Martinez St. Louis Cardinals Mark McGwire Knoblauch Kansas City Royals Yankees Sterling Hitchcock San Diego John Rocker Cleveland Texas Dave Elder Indians Rocker Atlanta New York Jason Giambi Tino Martinez Walt Jocketty New Jersey St. Louis

Lui Passaglia Returns to Lions Front Office

Vancouver native and CFL legend Lui Passaglia joined the B C Lions as director of community relations. The 47 year old, a former Grey Cup winner and league record holder, aims to reconnect fans with the team and elevate involvement beyond previous part time duties.

Vancouver Lui Passaglia B.C. Lions Passaglia Empire Stadium Lions Joe Kapp Willie Fleming Montreal Simon Fraser University

Auch defies retirement doubts to chase fifth Winter Games

Susan Auch, a two time Olympic silver medallist, returned to speed skating after an 18 month break and qualified for Salt Lake City at the Canadian trials. She led the 500 metres with 38.24 seconds, beating Cindy Klassen by 1.13 seconds and earning a spot on the Olympic team.

Calgary Susan Auch Auch Cindy Klassen Winnipeg Patrick Bouchard Cap-Rouge Que Salt Lake City Audi

Mariners star Buhner set to retire at 37 after injuries

Seattle Times reports Jay Buhner, longtime Mariners right fielder, plans to retire at 37 due to shoulder and knee injuries. He has 40 homer three straight seasons and may announce this week. Mariners GM Pat Gillick says a non-playing role could be discussed with Buhner.

Seattle Jay Buhner Seattle Mariners Seattle Times Buhner Issaquah Associated Press Mariners Pat Gillick Gillick

Man accused of eBay baseball fraud

Federal prosecutors say Herbert John Derungs of San Francisco posed as baseball stars Derek Jeter and Nomar Garciaparra in emails to obtain bats bearing their names from Maple Bat Co. He then sold the bats on eBay for thousands to collectors. Derungs faces six counts of mail and wire fraud and one count of sending threatening emails and is held without bail.

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Former Ticats Ponyk Dies at 26 in Bangkok

Dan Pronyk a former Hamilton Tiger-Cats running back and McGill graduate died of an apparent heart attack in Bangkok where he was about to begin a six month consulting job. The Winnipeg native joined the Ticats in 1998 and 1999, led rookies with 17 special teams tackles, contributed to the 1999 Grey Cup season but missed play due to an Achilles injury. Autopsy expected.

Montreal Dan Pronyk Hamilton Tiger-Cats University of McGill McGill Ticats Bangkok Thailand Winnipeg The Ticais

World Cup winners to receive record prize payout

FIFA announced a 51 percent rise in payments to the 32 World Cup finalists. The champion will earn about 12.25 million Canadian dollars, with 1.48 to 2.0 million Canadian dollars per round plus a 2.47 million Canadian dollar final prize, and teams will be flown business class.

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