Indians Sign Veteran Catcher Karkovice To Minors Deal
The Cleveland Indians signed veteran catcher Ron Karkovice to a minor-league contract with a 350000 salary if he makes the roster. Karkovice, 34, backed by Pat Borders, will compete for a spot behind Sandy Alomar Jr. while other minor-league signees include Williams Croghan Young Mulligan and Wilson. Pitchers report Feb 14, with full squad Feb 18 in Winter Haven Florida.
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Ex Heisman Billy Sims jailed for child support default
Ex Heisman winner Billy Sims was sentenced to one month in jail by U S District Judge Sven Erik Holmes for failing to pay child support. He must also pay 14025 85 dollars restitution to the mother of his daughter born in 1978 with report to prison by noon February 27. Sims offered no comment as he left for fingerprinting.
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Duke at Wake Forest Highlight Tonight’s College Basketball
ESPN schedules a 7 p.m. Duke versus Wake Forest and 9:30 a.m. game coverage of Iowa at Ohio State. NBA action features San Antonio Spurs at Washington Wizards at 9 p.m. College men’s slate includes North Carolina at Maryland. Baseball notes list multiple minor league deals and managerial changes across MLB clubs. Hockey and college updates cover player movements, coaching appointments, and resignations.
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Lorain County boys and girls basketball results and schedule
Scores from the Lorain County and Southwestern conferences include Clearview 73 Avon 62 in OT, Oberlin 85 Brookside 75, Midview 62 Wellington 68, Keystone 66, and more. Girls results feature Columbia 53 Richmond Heights 41 and Lutheran West 55 Cuyahoga Heights 12. Today’s slate lists Keystone at Midview and Oberlin at Wellington among others.
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College scores roundup from multiple Eastern markets
East Connecticut 80 Seton Hall 59. Cornell 76 Asay 65. Delaware 73 Drexel 68. Hartford 92 Maine 68. Hofstra 64 Towson 60. Iona 75 Manhattan 72. Marist 79 Fairfield 71. Providence 76 Syracuse 64. Rhode Island 84 La Salle 73. St Johns 73 Miami 64. Vermont 81 New Hampshire 57. Yate 79 St Francis NY 63. Clemson 86 Florida State 85. Elon 69 Coastal Carolina 61. Middle Tennessee 80 Tennessee Tech 60. Murray State 73 Eastern Kentucky 63. UNC Charlotte 66 Marquette 53. Southeast Missouri 60 Tennessee State 59. Tennessee Martin 68 Morehead State 66. DePaul 68 Niagara 56. Purdue 68 Illinois 58. Baylor 90 Texas Tech 78. Dartmouth 61 Boston U 39. Drexel 73 Delaware 48. Fairfield 62. Marist 67 Liberty 67. Md Baltimore County 0 Manhattan 76 Rider 71. St Bonaventure 68 Fordham 56. Towson 87 Hofstra 65. Vermont 70 New Hampshire 56. Southern 72 College of Charleston 0.
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CBS Wins NFL Rights Amid Fox Fox NBC Tug of War
CBS agreed to pay $500 million a year for the AFC and two Super Bowls while Fox will pay $550 million for the NFC and three Super Bowls. The deals run through 2005 with openings for renegotiation, and TNT declined a higher bid to retain Sunday night games. CBS executives hailed the return as a major move, contrasting NBC’s precarious status without NFL rights.
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Special Eligibles Named For 1998 NEL Draft Apr 18 19
The league announced 32 players granted special eligibility for the 1998 NEL Draft to be held April 18 and 19. Listed are players with positions and schools, including Curtis Enis Penn State Benji Olson Washington Andre Richardson Oklahoma State Charles Woodson Michigan and Ahmad Moes Marshall among others. Also reported are Tasmanian International results with Gaelle Sidot defeating Marion Marck and multiple match scores.
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Kennedy Leads Eagles Past North Olmsted In Narrow Win
Kennedy scored 20 points including a late third quarter alley oop as River kept the lead, despite Ryan Wingenfeld’s 28 for North Olmsted. Wingenfeld dominated inside with 11 baskets while River’s post defense was criticized and foul shooting lagged.
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Coughlin from 83 could become permanent franchise
The Cleveland NFL plan would let 29 other teams own 1/30th stakes in a for sale franchise, with Art Modell as an owner. It would operate as a lean, emotionless business. A new stadium is needed, as Jerry Jones, Lamar Hunt, Ralph Wilson and others await.
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