Rocker sorry for slurs. Padres acquire Klesko and Boone
Braves reliever John Rocker retracted harsh remarks about foreigners and others after sparking outrage in New York and Georgia. Meanwhile the San Diego Padres traded for first baseman Ryan Klesko and second baseman Bret Boone, pairing them with minor leaguer Jason Shiell as part of a six-player deal.
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TV radio basketball and hockey schedule notes
ESPN college basketball coverage includes Michigan State at 7 30 pm on Channel 43 WEOL 850 AM and WAM. Also shows North Carolina and Sam related mentions. Hockey at 7 30 pm ESPN2 NHL Columbus at Buffalo scheduled. Music City Bowl Tennessee vs Purdue on December 31.
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Syracuse Holiday Bowl Preview Note
A fragmented item mentions bowls in San Diego and Boise with December timing and limited details about teams Syracuse and Boise State. It references Washington and Marrs Florida locations and a vague list of bowl names. The readable fragments suggest a sports page brief with uncertain specifics.
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Transactions show multiple baseball team moves and terms
In a frenzy of league activity several clubs announced staff changes and contract terms. Orioles named Syd Thrift president of baseball operations and promoter, Indians added Robertson as manager of professional and advanced scouting, Yankees traded for Jake and two players to be named, Cubs and Rockies announced trades, Marlins Diaz to minor league contract, Phillies named John Gookpen as manager and promoted Lee McDaniel, Cardinals signed Thomas Howard to a one year deal.
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Ubarty Bowe Memo and Independent LA Reference
Fragmentary readable text mentions Ubarty Bowe and an independent LA reference. Other elements include unclear fragments suggesting Oregon and Colorado, with gold wore. The passage lacks clear events or identities to form a fuller card.
Fragmented sports trades and hires across leagues
A shuffled mix of January moves, including Padres acquiring Klasko, Boone, and Shlail from Braves for Veras, Joyner, and Sanders, plus numerous NFL signings and roster shuffles. Coaches named Randall and Ger a from college programs join athletic director roles. Kentucky confirms CM Newton as athletic director candidate amid broader college sports notes.
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FOR THE RECORD ATs Announced the resignation finred
An ATs resignation was announced with the plan to appoint Jett Bower as head coach on a year contract around 2003. The report lists horse racing results and various betting figures for a multi-event card, including exacta and trifecta payouts, and names several horses and handlers.
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Unclear college basketball results and signings list
A jumbled OCR batch lists multiple college basketball scores such as Hofstra over BG and Syracuse over Chariasion Sonnaen, mixed with baseball free agent signings and contract figures across teams like Baltimore Cleveland Detroit New York Oakland Seattle Tampa Bay Texas Atlanta Chicago Colorado and others, with numerous garbled names and figures. The fragmentary read includes scores, team names, and supposed contract totals, but many items are incomprehensible.
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Browns star Orlando Brown injured in eye incident during game
Orlando Brown sustained an eye injury after a flag penalty led to a confrontation with referee Triplette. Browns officials report ongoing pressure and unclear recovery time. three Clinic Eye Institute doctors are treating him. With Brown out, Scott Rehberg likely starts at right tackle against the Colts as Dave Wohlabaugh misses with a knee sprain.
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Cavaliers Fall to Magic After Turnover Spree
Orlando Magic defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 103 97 as Cleveland hurt themselves with 21 turnovers and missed inside shots. Chucky Atkins led Orlando with 22 points off the bench while Kemp and DeClercq struggled for Cleveland going 2 of 17 in the first half.
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OSU Edges Toledo In Tight Road Loss For Reese Foul Call
Ohio State beat Toledo 64 to 61 as Penn hit two free throws after a late sequence. George Reese drew a key offensive foul on Stempin with 22.8 seconds left, while Ken Johnson posted a career high 17 points, and Albert Wilson was trapped late in the period.
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King girls rally past Celina Mus tangs for regional win
Aletha Coleman dominates the fourth with seven points and three steals and, with Netra Williams, helps King pull away to an eight point lead. Coleman scores 16 and Williams 15 as King defeats Celina Dopoulos and shuts down the visitor. Blair Kaminski leads Mustang scoring with 10 while Olmsted Falls advances with Jackie Mason 27 points.
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Indians ticket sale ends Friday afternoon in Cleveland
The Indians announce the first round of 2000 season ticket sales will close at 5 p.m. Friday. VP Bob DiBiasio notes the pace matches four-year trends and 37 games remain available. A spring training sale will offer auxiliary bleacher seats standing room and other options via Ticket Master or Jacobs Field in person.
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