Wannstedt seeks three Bears to return next season
New coach Dave Wannstedt wants quarterback Jim Harbaugh fullback Brad Muster and defensive tackle Steve McMichael back with the Chicago Bears. All three are free agents who have suggested they want to remain in Chicago after a 5-11 season. Harbaugh, Muster and McMichael are top targets with strong Bears ties and notable past performances.
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Tose estranged wife testifies on casino losses in suit
Julia Tose told U S District Court that Leonard H. Tose drank heavily and gambled at an Atlantic City Sands casino, losing millions between 1985 and 1986. She said the casino encouraged his play despite obvious intoxication, as he sought to recoup about 4 million in the civil case. Tose previously lost 14.6 million from 1981 to 1986 per court records.
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Elliott chases NAIA 3-point record again
NAIA notes MidAmerica Nazarene senior guard Bill Elliott needs seven 3-pointers to surpass the all-time mark of 458 held by Darren Henrie of David Lipscomb. Elliott now has 452 after 433 before the Baker game, with three regular-season games and at least one playoff remaining. The NAIA says Lipscomb was unaware of Henrie’s 458 until the public response.
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Cowboys Bills to play exhibition at Wembley in August
New York AP reports English fans will see a Wembley Stadium exhibition between the Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills on August 8. The game is part of four overseas American Bowls ahead of next season with Barcelona Berlin and Tokyo hosts, with official participants to be announced next week.
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Lemieux Presses Return Amid Hodgkin’s Therapy
Mario Lemieux, battling Hodgkin’s disease, grows impatient to resume play with the Pittsburgh Penguins. He has trained for a week and hopes to return before March 2, but Penguins GM Craig Patrick insists he wait until radiation ends. Team fears an injury could interrupt therapy.
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Chargers' Smith retires after 10 seasons with San Diego
Chargers linebacker Billy Ray Smith, 31, retires citing lingering right leg tendon injury from the season opener. He warned the injury could affect him later in life and said he has reached a point where healing for next season is unlikely. He is the son of Billy Ray Smith Sr., a former Colts star.
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Colts waive Ray Donaldson after long starting run
Indianapolis AP Ray Donaldson a four time Pro Bowler who started 152 straight games at center for the Colts from 1981 to 1991 was waived by the team on Thursday. The 34 year old was a 1980 second round draft pick and did not miss a starting assignment until a September 1991 leg injury.
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Lewis Tucker title fight signing delayed in London
Lennox Lewis and Tony Tucker face a postponed May 8 Las Vegas title bout as promoter Don King pushes for a 75 to 25 split. Frank Maloney cites the WBC rule granting Lewis 80 percent of a $12.16 million purse while negotiations stall and a WBC vote on King’s demands is anticipated.
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Clemson forward Kevin Hines ruled out for season
Clemson coach Cliff Ellis announced that forward Kevin Hines of Lacama North Carolina will miss the rest of the season due to a concussion suffered in the February 4 Georgia Tech game. Hines was knocked out after an inadvertent elbow from James Forrest during a rebound play.
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