Pirates weigh Gossage bid amid Tekulve deal talks
Pittsburgh officials say they remain interested in former Yankee reliever Rich Gossage as Kent Tekulve returns to the bullpen. Pirates owner Pete Peterson warns a signing could require over 1.7 million fans to Three Rivers Stadium to cover Tekulve’s new contract. Tekulve’s value and terms were not disclosed, but his era and appearances highlight why Pittsburgh seeks bullpen strength.
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Mountaineers rally to win Hall of Fame Bowl V 20 16
West Virginia defeats Kentucky 20 to 16 in Birmingham as Don Nehlen gambles with an onside kick to start the second half. Jeff Hostetler throws for 88 yards and two TDs, Rob Bennett catches one, Woodside adds a field goal, and Kentucky falters after a 10 3 halftime edge.
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Moon tours NFL teams after CFL success
Moon Ren Moon says his seven city NFL tour is not a bidding process but a search for best on field fit and family life after starring for the Edmonton Eskimos. The quarterback, 6 foot 3, 210 pounds, led Edmonton to five Grey Cups and twice threw for over 5,000 yards in a season. He met with the New Orleans Saints during the tour.
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Utica suspends frash hoonster over study failures
Utica College center Carlos Owen, a 26-foot-9 freshman touted as a key recruit, is suspended for failing to study. He will miss three games while the Cadence Committee reviews his status, with coach Larry Costello expressing disappointment as the team sits 2-5 this season. Owen had previously averaged 22 points and 16 rebounds per game at Flintstone High School. He admitted failing 7.2 credit hours this semester and not taking final exams, saying he will not reapply if dismissed and would return to Maryland to work.
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Allison's two goals fuel Flyers shutout win over Devils
In a rare late-season surge, Ray Allison scored twice as the Flyers blanked the Devils 3 0 aided by Pelle Lindbergh stopping 29 shots. Doug Crossman opened scoring, with Allison adding two goals in a 77-second second-period burst to lift Philadelphia on home ice Saturday night.
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