Two Day Sports History Highlights Across 1967 1979 1986 1992 1994
The 1967 Saints lose 77 to 16 in their first preseason with the Rams. In 1979 Thurman Munson dies in a plane crash near Ohio. 1986 Jackie Joyner sets 7158 points in heptathlon at Houston. 1992 Vitaly Scherbo wins six gymnastics golds in one Olympics. 1994 Noureddine Morceli clocks 7:25.11 in Monte Carlo 3000m, shaving four seconds from Kiptanui.
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Doping Disqualifications Spark Mockage of Next Tour Winner
Greg Cote of the Miami Herald quips that if the trend continues, the Tour de France will be conquered next year by a nine year old on a cheap Schwinn banana seat, a sharp jab at ongoing doping disqualifications.
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Punter Mendoza testifies in stabbing case at trial
In Greeley Colorado Rafael Mendoza Northern Colorado punter broke down re enacting the knife attack from September. Prosecutors allege backup punter Mitch Cozad stabbed Mendoza to claim the starter role as Mendoza sobbed describing the assault and his fears for family fiancée and football career.
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Tulsa Oral Roberts Oklahoma State All-College Classic announced
Tulsaian Oral Roberts confirms December 20 neutral-site game in Oklahoma City against Oklahoma State. First coach matchup between Scott Sutton and Sean Sutton, two Eddie Sutton sons, highlighting a notable cross-state clash.
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Avery Resigns with Rangers After Arbitration Win
Agitating forward Sean Avery re signed with the New York Rangers on Wednesday after being awarded a 1.9 million salary for next season following a lengthy arbitration hearing.
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Eagles McNabb Looks Like Donovan At Training Camp
Donovan McNabb showed he is ready to reclaim his Philadelphia job during the Eagles first full padded practice at Lehigh University. He moved well with a knee brace, ran a route, and earned praise from teammates while Culpepper eyes a possible starting spot elsewhere amid the quarterback shuffle across the league.
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