2003 Hall of Fame voting results by AP
The Associated Press reported 496 votes cast of 372 needed for election. Eddie Murray led with 423 votes, followed by Gary Carter 387, Bruce Sutter 266, Jim Rice 259, Andre Dawson 248, Ryne Sandberg 244, Lee Smith 210, Rich Gossage 209, Bert Blyleven 145, Steve Garvey 138. Other notable tallies include Jim Kaat 130, Tommy John 116, Jack Morris 113, Alan Trammell 70, Don Mattingly 68, Dale Murphy 58, Dave Concepcion 55, Dave Parker 51, Fernando Valenzuela 31, Keith Hernandez 30, and lower totals for several veterans.
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Sports schedule and ski resort highlights for winter week
The page lists Wednesday night college basketball on ESPN Georgetown at Duke and NBA basketball Boston at New Orleans. It notes NHL game Phoenix at Chicago and notes ski conditions across resorts Massanutten Wintergreen Canaan Valley Snowshoe Timberline and Winterplace with packed powder grooming, base depths, trail openings and lift status, plus hours. Weather and facility details cover weekday and weekend hours.
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Hall of Fame First Year Eligible inductees list
Hall of Fame first year eligible inductees include Hank Aaron 1982 Ernie Banks 1977 Johnny Bench 1989 George Brett 1999 Lou Brock 1985 Rod Carew 1991 Steve Carlton 1994 Ty Cobb 1936 Sandy Koufax 1971 Mickey Mantle 1974 Christy Mathewson 1936 Willie Mays 1979 Willie McCovey 1986 Joe Morgan 1990 Eddie Murray 2003 Stan Musial 1969 Jim Palmer 1990 Kirby Puckett 2001 Brooks Robinson 1983 Frank Robinson 1982 Jackie Robinson 1962 Babe Ruth 1936 Nolan Ryan 1999 Mike Schmidt 1995 Tom Seaver 1992 Ozzie Smith 2002 Warren Spahn 1973 Willie Stargell 1988 Honus Wagner 1936 Ted Williams 1966 Dave Winfield 2001 Carl Yastrzemski 1989 Robin Yount 1999
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Ted Lyons
George Sister
Billy Williams
Yogi Berra
Eddie Murray
C. Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Joe Medwick
Luis Aparicio
Frankie Frisch
Dave Winfield
Bob Gibson
Luke Appling
Ernie Banks
Hoyt Wilhelm
Juan Marichal
Walter Johnson
Nap Lajoie
Paul Waner
Harmon Killebrew
R. Maranville
Warren Spahn
Willie Stargell
Kirby Puckett
Tris Speaker
Joe Morgan
Dazzy Vance
Don Sutton
Willie McCovey
Rollie Fingers
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Phil Niekro
Bill Dickey
Whitey Ford
Eddie Collins
Gabby Hartnett
Herb Pennock
Jackie Robinson
Robin Yount
Bill Terry
Lou Boudreau
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Tony Perez
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National Football League Offensive Rookie of the Year list
A compiled history of AP named Offensive Rookie of the Year winners by year and player. Entries include players such as Barry Sanders Emmitt Smith Edgerrin James Warrick Dunn Eddie George Curtis Martin Randy Moss Tony Dorsett Earl Campbell Gale Sayers Gail Cogdill Mike Ditka and others with teams and positions noted.
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St. Louis
Earl Campbell
Tony Dorsett
Sammy White
Mike Thomas
Washington
Don Woods
San Diego
Chuck Foreman
Franco Harris
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Green Bay
Nick Pietrosante
Jimmy Orr
Jim Brown
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AP NFL Offensive Rookie Voting
AP poll ranks standout first year players Portis Shockey Carr Bentley among leaders from Denver New York Houston New Orleans in a nationwide voting panel. The item also contains weather and ski resort data unrelated to football.
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Fight Schedule National TV Boxing Cards Listed
A sequence of boxing bouts across venues from Mohegan Sun to Grand Olympic Auditorium and Atlantic City details fighters and titles. Names include Viloria Moreno Larios Navarro Margarito Mayorga Mosley Lewis Dorin and sponsors ESPN2 HBO SHO and WBC NABF NABO WBA IBF titles. Dates January February listed with venues and implications for title bouts.
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WVU tops Hurricanes in Big East opener
West Virginia beat Miami 68-63 as Drew Schifino scored 20 and Kevin Pittsnogle 19. The Mountaineers outrebounded 40-36 and halted Miami stars James Jones and Darius Rice on 11-of-35 shooting. Beilein added 11, Beilein hit a key 3, and WVU claimed its first win over Miami since 1997-98.
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Miami Defeated by West Virginia in Tight Conference Battle
Miami finishes 7-5 with 63 points as Rice, Jones and Berumen lead 63 63. West Virginia improves to 9-3 behind Schifino 20 and Beilein 11. Miami trails at halftime 27-24 with 23 assists to WVU's 11. A crowd of 6,409 watches.
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Virginia teams clash in varied local high school scores
Va. Koop led Faith Christian to a 62 51 win as Flint Hill topped Sidwell Friends 75 61. Frank Cox fell 43 to Kempsville 42 while Galax beat Fort Chiswell 77 49 and Halifax County won 41 to 28. Isle of Wight Academy edged Stonebridge Christian 63 45. Luray beat Riverheads 60 43 Matoaca won 84 61 Nottoway 52 Nansemond Suffolk 29 North Cross 54 Timberlake Christian 44.
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Transactions By The Associated Baseball And Basketball And Football League
A summary of player trades waivers and signings across leagues. John Ford Griffin traded to Toronto for a player to be named. Kent Mercker to Reds on minor league deal. Various signings and waivers across NBA, NFL, arena and hockey including Doug MacLean interim coach, Matt Groff assigned, and Wade Flaherty recalled.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Charlotte
Ed Tapscott
Dallas Mavericks
Adam Harrington
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Greg Foster
Jermaine Jackson
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Ronnie Winklarek
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Faye Fazio
Ray Hamilton
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Jim Jeffcoat
Willie Blade
Dave Volk
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Nick Rolovich
Corey Chamblin
Devon Finn
Louis Green
Jeff Harris
Wayne Smith
Indianapolis Colts
Matt Anderse
Hans Olsen
Brandon Hicks
J.R. Johnson
NEW England Patriots
Dyshad Carter
Ken Kocker
Brandon Gorin
Scott McCready
Courtney Ledyard
Shane Stafford
T.C. Taylor
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Albany Conquest
Jonathan Murphy
Cape Fear Wildcats
Matt Groff
Florida Firecats
Anthony McKenzie
Peoria Pirates
Gary Bolden
Kenneth Boyle
Tennessee Valley Vipers
Stephen Stursberg
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Dave King
Doug MacLean
Florida Panthers
Wade Flaherty
San Antonio
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G Dieter Kochan
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Hnat Domenichelli
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Hockey and Soccer Moves Across NHL AHL MISL News
Multiple teams announce recalls and roster changes in hockey including Toni Dahlman joining Ottawa, Jamie Lundmark recalled to New York Rangers, Yetman reassigned to Augusta, Cloutier reassigned from Louisiana, Mark Greig returned to Philadelphia ECS, and suspensions for Perry Florio Morrison and Vial. MLS Chicago Fire trades Josh Wolff for draft pick. MISL resignations and college coaching changes across SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE and various universities.
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Frederic Cloutier
Louisiana
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Mark Greig
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Perry Florio
Reading
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Justin Morrison
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Brian Patasie
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Craig Weller
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Mike Lee
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Chuck Thuss
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Jon Zion
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Adam Edinger
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Josh Wolff
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Greg Bibb
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Doug Nussmeier
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Rick Comegy
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Mike Sanford
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NHL Glance Eastern and Western Conference standings update
A compact snapshot of the NHL standings across all divisions with W L T OTL Pts GF GA for the East and West conferences. The section also lists recent game results including Nashville defeating Columbus and a tie between Edmonton and San Jose.
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Salem International dominates Bluefield State in opener
Salem International University Tigers beat Bluefield State College 94 to 64 in a snowy Ned Shott Gym opener. Wykeen Kelly and Jason Dunham combined for 39 points, with Dunham posting 19 points and 12 rebounds. Marcus Clements led BSC with 22 points and five steals as Salem improved to 8-2 in 10 games.
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Twin Valley Panthers Roll Past Richlands 72 43 In Home Win
Matt Belcher tallies 26 points 15 rebounds and 2 blocks to lead Twin Valley over Richlands 72 43 at home. Nick Harmon adds 11 points six assists as TVHS climbs to 6-2. Richlands’ Matt Osborne and Brandon Tegeler each score 13.
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Spangler becomes Pipestem all time scoring leader in 61 47 win
Pipestem Christian beat Rainelle 61 47 as Brett Spangler scores 43 points and grabs 20 rebounds to break Eli Testerman's scoring record. Brian Crook adds 10 points while teammates Grimmett and Tuck each post 12. Pipestem hosts Boomer Christian next.
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Gateway Christian edges Ballard Christian in 59 57 thriller
In Blacksburg Gateway Christian rallied to beat Ballard Christian 59 57 as George Shumate led Gateway with 27 and Paul Ballengee had 26 for Ballard who saw three players fouling out. Justin Spencer scored 18 for Ballard. Ballard visits Boomer Christian Friday. other box notes list scorers and team totals.
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Ballard
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Tuesday NHL Scores and Upcoming Games
Tuesday's results show Philadelphia edged Buffalo 3 2 Tampa Bay defeated Detroit 1 0 New York Islanders beat Pittsburgh 6 3 Boston visitation Montreal at New Jersey and other games listed as national telecast. Wednesday slate includes Carolina at New York Rangers at 7 pm Detroit at Florida 7 30 pm.
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