Thome Eligible to Return This Week for Indians
Cleveland first baseman Jim Thome, sidelined by a broken right hand from a Aug. 7 pitch, may start a minor league rehabilitation today and could rejoin the Indians as early as Monday. He performed batting practice without pain, with a Sunday return still possible though unlikely, and aims to regain timing in about 10 games or 50 at-bats.
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Bills likely to bring back Smith and Thomas vs Dolphins
Bruce Smith and Thurman Thomas appear probable to return for Buffalo against the Miami Dolphins, aiming to avoid an 0-2 start. Both players were sidelined last week, marking a rare 170-game stretch with neither on the field. Coach Wade Phillips indicated their chances are above 75 percent.
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Skip Away to make farewell run in Breeders Cup Classic
Skip Away, a 5-year-old champion, will run his last race in the Breeders Cup Classic at Churchill Downs on Nov 7. Trained by Sonny Hine, the horse will be retired to stud at Hopewell Farm in Kentucky in 1999 for a syndicate, after 17 wins in 35 starts and $9,206,360 in earnings, within $800,000 of Cigar’s all‑time money record.
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Estate sues over fatal Michigan Speedway crash
The estate of Kenneth D. Fox of Lansing files an 11 million wrongful death suit in Lenawee County Circuit Court against Michigan Speedway. The claim says debris from a July 26 U S 300 race struck fans, killing Fox and two others while injuring six. The Indy car hit the wall at 200 mph, sending tire and suspension over the fence. The accident marked the track's deadliest day. The wall and fence were later extended to improve safety.
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Sheahan resigns after 17 years as Mount Holy Cross women’s coach
After 17 years leading the Mount Holy Cross program, Sheahan steps down at 59 with a 162-4 record at Holy Cross Academy in Kensington and a 108 game winning streak. Injuries and academics troubled the past two seasons, but he remains active in fundraising and other roles to support the program. He notes leaving on a positive note and looks forward to a new life.
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Henry says he has deal to buy the Marlins
John Henry asserts a handshake agreement to purchase the Florida Marlins and aims to keep manager Jim Leyland, add veteran pitchers, and lift payroll to at least 20 million next season. He notes unresolved issues and hopes to close by October 31, with signficant public funding needed for a new ballpark.
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