Catfish Hunter signs with Yankees in 1974 free agent move
In 1974 Catfish Hunter becomes baseball's first free agent signing, joining the New York Yankees. A foggy 1988 Chicago Bears Eagles game at Soldier Field drew national attention as fog limited TV and attendance. In 2004 Louisville halted Boise State's 22 game win streak with a 44 49 Liberty Bowl upset. In 2006 Mal Schottenheimer earned his 200th regular season win as San Diego coach.
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Conference Chatter blog features Big 12 notes
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Denver ends Shanahan era in shock firing
Denver Broncos fire 14 year coach Mike Shanahan after a 8 8 finish amid three straight losses stripping a division lead, amid a season of historic collapse. The move follows a 52 21 defeat to the Chargers and a 24 24 record over three seasons.
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Arizona re-signs Snyder to three-year deal
The Arizona Diamondbacks agreed to a three year contract with catcher Chris Snyder worth about 14.5 million dollars. The deal runs through 2011 and includes a club option for 2012.
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Vegas odds boost NFL playoff picture says 661
David Whitley notes in the Orlando Sentinel that Vegas bookmakers issued fresh playoff odds on Monday. Jerry Jones is listed as a 2 to 1 favorite to purchase a fake Rolex from a Tampa panhandler.
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College football playoff and bowl line shows scattered teams and sites
The latest college football notes reference playoff teams including Georgia Ohio State Michigan and Indiana, with bowl arenas in Fort Worth Nashville Tempe Glendale and Miami. The fragmentary list mentions teams such as Ole Miss Oklahoma Florida and Texas Tech along with venues like Sun Bowl and Gator Bowl and a championship game in Miami.
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Field Conditions and Recreation Contacts Listed
City Parks and Recreation notes call numbers 832 7999 and 336 9200 for field status. Messages reference adult field conditions 1123 adult reschedull 1125 youth field conditions with contact numbers 832 7147 578 8748 and 328 2255.
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Mavericks Rally From 29 Down to Beat Wolves
Dallas erased a 29 point deficit to defeat Minnesota 107 100 in a late season NBA roundup. Jason Terry scored 24 of his 29 after halftime as the Mavericks surged with a 22 2 run to seize momentum and outscore the Timberwolves in the fourth period.
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