Hosey Fights Hard to Prove Worth in Royals Camp
Dwayne Hosey, ex gang member turned baseball hopeful, eyes a productive major league career with the Royals after a .333 Triple-A season and an invitation to spring camp. He credits faith and hard work for his turnaround, overcoming a violent past marked by knife scars and near-fatal street life in Los Angeles.
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Rams Move to St Louis Ends In Big Payout Promise
NFL approves Rams relocation and imposes $12.5 million liability for Fox revenue loss, plus a $13.5 million future expansion cut waived by Rams. Georgia Frontiere touts a $20 million annual St Louis income while other owners stress tradition over money in a deal praised as a stadium pledge rather than cashing in.
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Blades set for playoffs
Kansas City seeks playoff success after finishing strong in penalty killing. The Blades allowed four power play goals on 34 chances while Kansas City hit 83.8 percent on the road. Detroit hosts game two Monday at 6 30 p m, with games three and four in Kansas City on April 21 and 22 if needed and game five in Detroit on April 25.
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Foreman fights Tyson challenge amid prison release notes
Foreman said Tyson reps were asked to contact him by Wednesday via AP. Publicist Mort Sharnik said Tyson sought a match with Foreman without Don King after Tyson’s March 25 prison release for a six year rape sentence. Foreman said Tyson never called and he won’t return calls.
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Burning Blade struggles and standout rookies in Blades season wrap
Ken Hodge has points in eight of his last ten games with four goals and seven assists. Top rookie Jan Calvin led IHL rookies with 73 points in 76 games, a team record. San Jose shipped Ilya Byakin back to Kansas City for playoffs. The Blades posted 19-19-3 at home, 16-21-3 on the road, and finished 1994-95 below .500 after three seasons with a 142-79-24 mark.
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Camp Fehr bitterness cuts through Royals spring camp
Former All-Star pitcher Wilson, 36, was invited to the Royals spring training, refused games with replacements, and was sent to Class AAA Omaha nine hours into a 22 hour drive. He says the likely end of his career and worries a charity game against the White Sox on April 22 may be canceled if replacement umpires are used.
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Tulsa hires Steve Robinson as basketball coach
Tulsa athletic director Chris Small followed Roy Williams advice from Kansas coach and then John Wooden urging trust in Williams. Steve Robinson was hired as Tulsa Golden Hurricane head coach, insisting he will lead the program in his own way rather than imitating Tubby Smith.
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