Allen Claims 17th World Title At NFSR In Amarillo
Cowboy Allen of Santa Anna Texas captures his 17th world title at the National Finals Steer Roping in Amarillo Texas earning 15670 with season totals of 73670 Brazile finishes second at 64321. Allen credits record win to steady rounds and enduring support as fans cheer the final steer and the 45th NFSR showcases Top 15 ropers over two days.
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Okla
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Rapid City
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Vin Fisher
Andrews
Scott Snedecor
Uvalde
Fisher
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Cowboys Lacking Maturity After 40-21 Loss to Dolphins
Irving Texas AP reports both teams 8-4 in second place. Dallas coach Bill Parcells questions the Cowboys' maturity after a lopsided 40-21 defeat as Miami rides momentum with three straight wins. Jay Fiedler threw three TD passes to Chris Chambers while Jason Taylor returned a fumble for a score. Detroit beat Green Bay 22-14 in the other NFL game.
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Jason Taylor
Dallas Cowboys
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Ole Miss Dominates Mississippi State In Egg Bowl Shutout
In Starkville Ole Miss rolled past Mississippi State 31-0 as Eli Manning threw for 260 yards and three TDs and Chris Collins caught eight passes for 113 yards. The win keeps Ole Miss in SEC West title contention while cementing Jackie Sherrill’s tough Egg Bowl tenure in a final season.
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Chiefs rely on punter Baker amid Vermeil critique
Kansas City coach Dick Vermeil publicly vents frustration with punter Jason Baker calling him lousy and not very good. Despite a few good days, Baker has struggled on tough winds and in a loss at Cincinnati, though the Chiefs win as they push toward the playoffs and a possible Super Bowl, with patience urged to support him through key weeks.
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Randa signs one year deal to stay with Royals
Royals agree to return for 2004 season with third baseman Joe Randa and pitchers Curtis Leskanic and Brian Anderson. Leskanic earns 1.375 million with 1.25 million options. Anderson signs for 6.5 million over two years. Randa 3.75 million with performance bonuses.
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Joe
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