Lindros stays with Flyers as Maple Leafs deal collapses
Flyers general manager Bob Clarke denied trading Eric Lindros to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Clarke said after eight months of talks no deal was possible and Managing negotiations with Carl Lindros, Gord Kirke, and Pat Quinn ended without progress.
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Warriors' GM leaves team
Moose Jaw Warriors general manager Ralph Schmidt has departed after 13 years with the club and three years as GM. He declined a board offer to move to director of player personnel. Barry Webster assumes director of hockey operations. The team finished 97-98-15 under Schmidt and was swept by Kootenay Ice in the first playoff round.
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Rahman Must Fight Lewis in Rematch Ruling
A federal judge ruled Hasim Rahman must immediately rematch Lennox Lewis or face an 18 month boxing ban. Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum said Rahman cannot avoid the rematch by challenging the contract and warned delaying would injure both fighters.
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Garciaparra to resume throwing ahead of Red Sox home stand
Nomar Garciaparra, sidelined with a right wrist injury since March 21, is expected to resume throwing Friday as the Boston Red Sox open at Fenway Park. Manager Jimy Williams said the plan is cautious and gradual with no fixed distance. Garciaparra, a three time All Star, had surgery on opening day to repair a split tendon and sheath.
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Drake earns Wimbledon main draw spot for Canadian women
Canadian veteran Maureen Drake from Toronto wins her third qualifying match at Roehampton to reach the Wimbledon main draw for the fourth time. She faces Pavlina Nola of New Zealand in round one, joining Sonya Jeyaseelan and Jana Nejedly as fellow Canadians in the women’s draw. Daniel Nestor is Canada’s sole entrant in men’s singles.
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Ward shoots 65 leads LPGA Championship at Wilmington
Wendy Ward starts with a 6 under par 65 at DuPont Country Club to take a one stroke lead over Becky Iverson and Akiko Fukushima with Karrie Webb Laura Davies and Annika Sorenstam close. Lorie Kane sits 12th after 69 amid strong field including Dawn Coe-Jones Gail Graham and A J Eathorne.
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