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Deaths at Daytona International Speedway 1959 1994
Summary of fatalities across testing practice and events at Daytona International Speedway from 1959 to 1994. Includes one testing death, eight driver fatalities in races, four in qualifying, five in motorcycle events, two in go-kart tests, one powerboat death, and one spectator death.
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Royals chase replacement shortstop in strike era camp
Kansas City general manager Herb Robinson faces a tough task as the Royals begin spring training with 45 replacement players and 42 under contract plus three more in the mail. A left handed pitcher shortage compounds the challenge while a new ticket plan offers half price opening day access.
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Tigers' Anderson takes leave over replacement players
Detroit, RP report says Sparky Anderson was granted a leave of absence after balking at managing replacement players. He will return home to California until the strike ends, with a formal announcement expected today. Anderson, 60, says the decision is not about money and vows to leave the game with his head held high. He is due to earn about $1 million this season in the final year of his contract.
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Ottawa wrestlers face tough regional in Salina
Ottawa enters the regional tournament in Salina with top seeds and high hopes. Seniors Jay Wieneke and Jeff Moore headline a squad that features five in the top three seeds, aiming to place in Wichita at the Class 5A State Tournament after a strong regular season and a deep regional field including Salina South Hays Great Bend Highland Park McPherson Salina Central and Topeka Seaman.
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Williams admits mistake in Kansas win over K States Hatcher
Kansas coach Roy Williams admitted a miscalculation after Elliott Hatcher impressed heavier than expected. Hatcher, Kansas State junior guard, averaged 13.9 points for the season and has been a steady scorer. Kansas, ranked third, has never lost at Bramlage Coliseum in 11 meetings, a streak Williams acknowledges may end someday.
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Chiefs assistant joins Broncos as offensive line coach
Mike Shanahan hired Alex Gibbs, longtime friend and Chiefs O line coach, as Denver's offensive line coach and assistant head coach. Gibbs, a 26 year veteran, returns to Denver after eight years, previously coaching the Broncos from 1984 to 1987 and aiding their Super Bowl runs. The move followed a league ruling on Gibbs talks amid tampering disputes with Kansas City, which had protected Gibbs and Gunther Cunningham.
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