2day in Sports History 1933 to 1994 roundup
Chronology of sports milestones including 1933 Bears win NFL title over Giants 23 21 1991 Cavaliers 148 80 over Heat 1993 Chavez fifth round win over Holligan preserves title bid 27th title shot and Hill 15th defense over Waters 1994 Cris Carter 8 receptions 80 yards breaks single season NFL record in 41 19 loss to Lions
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Virgil Hill
Guy Waters
Australia
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Cris Carter
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Boxing comment on Tonya Harding undercard plan
Jay Leno criticized Tonya Harding being proposed for the Tyson Etienne undercard, claiming 66 percent support and lamenting the image of boxing harmed by the sleaze of women's figure skating. The remark tied to a February 22 event proposal.
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Clifford Etienne
Field Conditions and Ticket Lines For KC Sports
Local notices provide contact lines for field conditions at City Parks and Recreation and KU ticket office plus Royals and Kansas Speedway hotlines. The numbers include 864-3141 for field issues and 800-6 for Royals tickets, with 913-328-7223 listed for Kansas Speedway inquiries.
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Royals select three prospects in Rule 5 draft
Kansas City picks Daniel Carrasco, Ronny Paulino, and Kyle Colton from the Pirates and Braves systems for its Triple-A Omaha. no KC players were taken. Carrasco posted 1.61 ERA at Class-A Lynchburg in 2002 and appeared in the Arizona Fall League. Paulino, a Dominican catcher, batted .272 in minor leagues with 12 homers and 55 RBIs last season. Colton is a right-handed pitcher from Greenville.
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Asencio
Bat boy rule set to bar 3 year old Darren Baker
Nashville Tenn is to report that commissioner Bud Selig will issue an edict next month requiring bat boys to be at least 14 years old. The rule follows the World Series incident where Darren Baker son of Dusty Baker nearly was struck at home plate as J T Snow moved to scoop him up.
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Arizona Tops AP Poll After Texas Win
Arizona remains No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll after beating Texas. Kansas rises to No. 19, while Alabama Duke Pittsburgh and Oregon hold at No. 25. Minnesota re enters the Top 25, replacing College of Charleston at No. 25 in the sole change.
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Cycling lawsuit claims coach tricked rider into banned drugs
Gerrik Latta, a former member of the U S junior national cycling team from Oregon, filed a federal suit in Denver alleging he was injected with illegal performance enhancers under the pretense of safe vitamins. He sues USA Cycling USA Cycling Federation and his former coach Rene Wenzel and trainer Angus Fraser for unspecified damages.
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Rene Wenzel
Angus Fraser
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Fraser
Quiet start to baseball winter meetings with few major trades
Nashville report notes only seven free-agent signings totaling about 40 million and five significant trades over four days. Edgar do Alfonzo Mike Stanton Mark Loretta Dem Cruz Matt Stairs Todd Zeile and Chris Carpenter joined teams. Talks centered on Ivan Rodriguez and Greg Maddux arbitration. Mets sign Stanton for three years.
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