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Sportsbook News for Friday - February 13, 2004

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Glazer also talks with bank about bid - 2004-02-13
The stakes are growing in the power-struggle at Manchester United, with two Irish horse racing tycoons and U.S. sports magnate Malcolm Glazer both increasing their holdings in the English soccer champions.

Glazer, owner of American football team the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, increased his shareholding to 16.31 percent on Thursday, a day after Cubic Expression, a company owned by John Magnier and J.P. McManus, pushed its stake up to 28.89 percent.
Read the full story at ESPN
 
Henson passes first test on road back to football - 2004-02-13
During late-night trips to minor league baseball towns like Richmond, Va., and Huntsville, Ala., Drew Henson insists the NFL seldom crossed his mind.

"When I played baseball, I was fully committed to it, and I believed that's what I wanted to do," said Henson, a quarterback who skipped his senior season of football at Michigan to sign with the New York Yankees. "But over time and after being away, I realized just how much I miss football."

Just over three years after his last game at U-M, Henson was back on a football field Thursday during a 45-minute workout attended by scouts and coaches from 20 NFL teams, including the Lions.
Read the full story at Detroit Free Press
 







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