Dolphins owner Joe Robbie dies at 73 in Miami
Miami Dolphins founder and owner Joe Robbie, a pivotal figure in football and Shula era triumphs, died Sunday at age 73. Shula praised Robbie as a tough, devoted leader who built the franchise and stadium, guiding the team to multiple AFC titles and historic 1973 perfection.
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Bowden Agrees To Lifetime Florida State Contract
In Tallahassee Florida State coach Bobby Bowden has agreed to a lifetime contract that would double his pay to over 800000 a year. The deal makes him the top collegiate coach in the state and one of the highest paid in the nation. Athletic Director Bob Goin noted Bowden previously earned about 300000 and trails Duke coach Steve Spurrier in the state after Spurrier moved to Florida.
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NHL Suspends Players After Chicago Minnesota Brawl
Wayne Van Dorp of the Chicago Blackhawks and Shane Churla of the Minnesota North Stars receive 10 game suspensions without pay and each team is fined 25000. Minnesota’s Irne and several players face fines and five game suspensions for the pregame brawl at Chicago Stadium before the Dec 28 game.
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Schembechler To Leave Michigan For Tigers CEO Role
Detroit reports that Bo Schembechler, famed Michigan football coach, will resign as athletic director to become president and chief executive officer of the Detroit Tigers. He is 60 and has a 234 658 career college record, after Michigan’s Rose Bowl loss, with the announcement possibly as soon as today and maybe midweek.
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Williams Defends IBF Light-Heavy Title With KO Over Swindell
Holiday training in Philadelphia left Charles Williams focused as he retained the IBF light-heavyweight title with an eighth round technical knockout of Frankie Swindell at TrapWorld Casino. Williams, 28-4-2, outboxed and outpunched Swindell, landing hard uppercuts and precise jabs to seal the victory as Swindell dropped to 19-4-1.
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Golf Final Scores and Seniors Rally for Countryside Event
Final scores from the golf tournament show a tight finish as the seniors vie for top honors. Organizers report around 750,000 spectators watched a weekend event, highlighting widespread local interest and community support.
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Davis Signs New Deal With Reds
Cincinnati's Eric Davis agreed to a three year contract worth at least 9.35 million with performance bonuses up to 250000 yearly. The deal makes him the sixth 3 million per year player, averaging 3.1 million and ranking him behind Mark Davis and Mark Langston. Davis plans to live in Cincinnati with wife Sherrie and says the deal shows his commitment to the Reds. Owner Marge Schott echoed high expectations, noting the salary signals responsibility to deliver a pennant, despite past criticism of large contracts.
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