Torvill and Dean retire from skating in England
Torvill and Dean announce their retirement from competitive skating after finishing third in Lillehammer and scrapping plans for a fifth world title in Japan. The pair focus on fundraising for Sarajevo and a future professional tour. They praised their Olympic comeback but cited mental and physical strain as deciding factors. Skate-a-thon organizers aim to raise over 150000 dollars for money to help Sarajevo.
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Kerrigan assault case may move to Michigan
Oregon authorities weigh moving the Nancy Kerrigan attack case to Michigan while Detroit and Portland prosecutors dispute where charges should be filed. Multnomah County officials say talks continue with Wayne County and federal authorities as a Portland grand jury weighs charges against Tonya Harding.
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Baseball owners form expansion committee to study future
Scottsdale report shows baseball owners created an expansion panel led by John Harrington of the Boston Red Sox to study adding teams, likely years away pending a new labor deal. Potential sites include Phoenix and St. Petersburg with a 1995 stadium financing deadline, while negotiations resume in Tampa.
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Cleveland Indians
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New York Yankees
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Robinson Named February Player of the Month
David Robinson of the San Antonio Spurs was named player of the month after a February in which he averaged 30.7 points 10.5 rebounds 7.2 assists and 4.4 blocks over 13 games. The Spurs won 11 of 13 and trailed Houston by a slim margin in the Midwest. He scored 50 in Minnesota and posted a 34 10 10 10 line against Detroit becoming one of four players to post double figures in four offensive stats in a game.
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Osgood named top rookie of NHL month
Detroit goalie Chris Osgood 21 earned rookie of the month honors for a 7-1 record and 2.30 GAA powering the Red Wings to first in the Western Conference. The Alberts, Canada native edged Mikael Renberg of Philadelphia who had 17 rookie points. Osgood also posted back to back home shutouts. The Wings led Toronto by two points in the standings.
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Canada
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Baiul Returns Home After Olympic Victory in Ukraine
Oksana Baiul arrived in Kiev amid roses prizes and a presidential greeting. President Leonid Kravchuk praised her as a symbol of Ukraine’s athletic pride and noted the country’s hope the young figure skater would boost global recognition of Ukrainian master athletes.
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Oksana Baiul
Leonid Kravcchuk
Mariinsky Palace
Presidents Cup could become new team match play event
The PGA Tour said a 12 man American team may face an international squad in a Ryder Cup style contest tentatively called The President's Cup. If possible, the inaugural matches could be staged this year or in 1996, on a three day format with four games ball and singles matches. The biennial event would occur when Ryder Cup is not held, with no site yet chosen.
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Henning named BC coach replacing Coughlin
AP reports former ru coach Dan Henning named head coach at Boston College on Wednesday. He succeeds Tom Coughlin who leaves after three years to coach the Jacksonville Jaguars. Henning, fired in December as Lions offensive coordinator, has NFL head coaching history with the Chargers and Falcons and has held offensive roles with the Redskins Jets and Oilers. Benning, 5, began coaching at Florida State in 1998 and has since moved between college and pro football.
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