Hoyt pleads guilty to drug charge in federal court
Padres pitcher LaMarr Hoyt, 31, who won the 1983 AL Cy Young with the White Sox, pleads guilty to misdemeanor drug charges. Sentencing set for Dec 16. at least 60 days in prison, five years on probation, and a $5,000 fine. He forfeits a $33,000 Porsche and faced drug possession charges after customs seized Valium and Propoxyphene at the Sap Ysidro border on Oct 28.
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Rozier to be fined for missing Oilers practice
Houston Oilers running back Mike Rozier faces a $1,000 fine after missing a practice due to missing a plane. Coach Jerry Glanville said Rozier called to explain the absence and will resolve the matter privately upon his return. Rozier leads the team with 534 rushing yards and was in New Jersey on the day off.
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Rhoden seeks trade from Pirates after contract deadlock
Rick Rhoden renewed his trade demand from the Pittsburgh Pirates after contract talks collapsed. Agent Tony Attanasio said there will be no more negotiations and Rhoden would like a trade though he could become a free agent after the 1987 season. Rhoden led the Pirates with a 15-12 mark despite losses in his last five decisions.
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Pac-10 Allows Fiesta Bowl vs Big Ten One Time
Pac-10 presidents voted to let a member school play a Big Ten opponent in the Jan 1 Fiesta Bowl on an experimental basis. The move, still pending Big Ten approval, breaks a long standing ban on cross conference bowl games aside from the Rose Bowl. Big Ten officials have discussed the change to offset Sugar Bowl timing.
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Chiefs Look for Big Test at Denver Mile High
Kansas City, 7-3 and riding a four game win streak, travels to Denver to face the 8-2 Broncos in a pivotal mid November clash. Coach Marty Schottenheimer and standout players push for a playoff ride after last year’s drought, while Gary Spani and Bill Maas stress unity as the defense anchors the surge.
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Broncos Favored In West Showdown In Denver
NFL week mentions Kansas City Chiefs as 8 point underdogs heading to Denver for a pivotal AFC West clash. Commentary notes KC’s 1972 playoff drought and Denver’s 0-3 hiccup, with a projected 24 14 Broncos win. Also lists multiple other week matchups and score predictions across the slate.
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