Bonds claims fifth NL MVP with unanimous vote
Barry Bonds captured his fifth NL MVP, earning all 32 first place votes for the Giants amid a standout season that included a .370 average, 198 walks, 68 intentional walks, and a .582 on base percentage. Albert Pujols finished second with 276 points.
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Defiant Augusta National chair holds line on women members
Augusta National chairman Hootie Johnson, 71, remained defiant over admitting women to join the private club ahead of the Masters. He said the Masters will be played in April and a woman member is not planned, arguing the club is private and not bound to public pressure or to racial civil rights comparisons. Johnson defended the club's privacy in response to Martha Burk's campaign and dismissed sponsors' threats, noting strong support from members and readers as shown by a Lancaster poll.
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Gannon Leads Raiders Past Broncos On Record Night
The Oakland Raiders defeated the Denver Broncos 34-10 on Monday Night Football as Rich Gannon tied and then broke single game pass and completion records. Jerry Rice became the first player with 200 career touchdowns while Rod Woodson added a 98-yard interception return. Rice topped Walter Payton in total career yards, and Oakland snapped a four game skid to pull within a game of Denver.
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Rams uncertain on Faulk with foot injury Monday
St Louis running back Marshall Faulk may miss Monday night’s game versus Chicago after leaving Sunday's 28 24 win over San Diego with a sprained left ankle and a strained tendon in his right foot. Coach Mike Martz listed him as questionable.
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