BRIEFLY\Raiders to leave El Segundo, too.

Hoping to satisfy concerns over the club's drawn-out return to Oakland, Raiders owner Al Davis said Wednesday he expects the team to complete relocation of its operations by mid-June.Davis said decisions are imminent on both the location of a training camp and team headquarters.

Davis brought the Raiders back to Oakland last year, but he has maintained the Raiders' El Segundo headquarters and flew the team north for its home games.

In a separate matter, he defended the filing of his second lawsuit against the league since returning to Oakland after a 13-year stay in Los Angeles. The suit had raised concerns locally because it claimed certain league officials and some owners "pushed the Raiders out of the Los Angeles market" and into the smaller and less lucrative Oakland market.

Davis said the suit in no way sent a mixed signal about his desire to be back in Oakland.

HOCKEY

The San Jose Sharks fired executive vice president Chuck Grillo. Grillo, who has been with the Sharks since the team was awarded a franchise in 1990, supervised the club's scouting department and player development program.

Grillo, 55, has been criticized for the team's miserable record this year. The Sharks are 15-44-6 after two seasons in which they made it to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. His dismissal follows last week's announcement that team president Art Savage was resigning.

FOOTBALL

Three of four Clemson football players charged with raping a woman should be suspended while the fourth should be kicked off campus but allowed to continue attending school, a university judicial board recommended.The players' lawyer promised an appeal. He compared the university's hearing to a lynch mob.

SKIING

Former Olympic champion Donna Weinbrecht won a tight moguls final in Salen, Sweden, for her 42nd career World Cup victory. The American skier collected 24.27 points with her run down the Hundfjallet course. The 30-year-old Weinbrecht, who won fame in 1992 as the first Olympic mogul gold medalist, leads the overall standings with 600 points. She is going for her fifth World Cup moguls title.

BASKETBALL

In response to violations over junior college transfers, the president of New Mexico State cut the number of basketball scholarships by two and banned off-campus recruiting this year.

President Michael Orenduff said the university agrees with last year's NCAA findings. The governing body alleged Aggies assistant coaches completed players' correspondence course exams and term papers through Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God in Lakeland, Fla. The players' credits were then transferred to New Mexico State.