Notable Heisman Winners and Pro Football Receptions
A recap of key sports milestones includes 1943 Notre Dame quarterback Angelo Bertelli winning the Heisman, 1946 Army back Glenn Davis as Heisman winner, and 1957 Texas A M back John David Crow claiming the trophy. It also notes 1950 Tom Fears with 18 receptions for the Rams against Green Bay, 1950 Cloyce Box piling 302 yards receiving with four TDs for the Lions vs Baltimore, 1972 Bobby Howfield kicking six field goals for the Jets vs New Orleans, 1973 Dick Anderson with four interceptions two for TDs for the Dolphins against Pittsburgh, and 1979 USC halfback Charles White winning the Heisman.
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Dick Anderson
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Charles White
Whom to Call and Kansas City Sports Contacts
Contact numbers for JW Sports actuary and ticket offices for KU, KC Wizards, Royals, T-Bones, Chiefs, and Kansas Speedway. City Parks and Recreation lists field condition lines 1123 1124 1125 and a web link www.ljworld.com for updates.
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Williams declines NFL reinstatement ending comeback bid
Ricky Williams rejected a four game suspension deal and remains retired. His lawyer said Williams is no longer interested in resuming his NFL career. The decision came as Williams faced league reinstatement terms and regular testing.
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Rams Star Faulk Out This Week With Knee Injury
Rams running back Faulk will miss practice this week due to a bruised left knee and is unlikely to play Sunday against the 49ers after being downgraded from probable to questionable.
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Scott Hamilton to undergo radiation therapy for brain tumor
World champion skater Scott Hamilton will have high-tech radiation therapy for a non-cancerous brain tumor, his publicist said on Thursday.
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Expos Vote Set Today to Move to Washington
Washington moves toward MLB approval as owners prepare to vote on relocating the Montreal Expos to the U S capital. Commissioner Bud Selig will preside over a conference call governing the historic first relocation in 33 years, with or without Peter Angelos tied to the deal.
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Raptors on cusp of playoffs amid suspensions
Quote from Bill Lankhof of the Toronto Sun notes the Indiana Pacers face near playoff ruin after player suspensions, with Toronto's 66 team cited as rivaling the decisive bench chaos. A tense assessment frames the season as vulnerable to further disciplinary actions.
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Toronto Sun
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National teams clash in early season college grid action
The latest lines show Seattle favored over Virginia Tech with Army as underdog in an international college grid matchup. Auburn, Tennessee, and Oklahoma feature amid Big 12 and regional ties as Arrowhead Stadium hosts a key KC contest with Colorado and Philadelphia named in the mix.
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2005 Baseball Calendar Highlights
Baseball events list includes MLB Players Association executive board meeting in Phoenix December 6 to 10, arbitration deadlines for free agents and unsigned players, winter meetings in Anaheim December 10 to 13, Hall of Fame voting January 4, salary arbitration filings January 5 to 15, reporting dates for pitchers and position players, and opening day April 4 with 25-man rosters and the July 12 All-Star game in Detroit.
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Giambi and the drug shadows over baseball wake-up call
Giambi’s grand jury appearance in the BALCO probe sparks renewed pressure for baseball drug reform. The column critiques Bud Selig and the players union for slow action and calls for a major league testing program by spring training 2005. It cites past promises, testing history, and high-profile anecdotes to argue the sport has a systemic drug problem.
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