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Television sports slate lists figure skating women's speed skating and men's freestyle skiing with times across NBC MSNBC and NBC Sports. includes short track speedskating and a Canada versus Austria match. Entries are fragmented with unclear channels and timestamps.
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Maze and Gisin share Olympic downhill gold in Sochi
Tina Maze of Slovenia and Dominique Gisin of Switzerland tied for gold in the women’s downhill at Rosa Khutor, a first in Olympic Alpine history. Lara Gut bronze, 0.10 behind, as Swiss and Dutch skaters claim multiple titles across figure skating, speed skating, and snowboarding on Day 6.
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Sochi
Russia
Tina Maze
Slovenia
Dominique Gisin
Switzerland
Rosa Khutor
Lara Gut
Tina
Gisin
Maria Hoefl-Riesch
Germany
Julia Mancuso
U.S
Hoefl-Riesch
Mancuso
Stefan Groothuis
Eric Frenzel
Kaitlyn Farrington
United States
Torah Bright
Jeter to retire after 2014 season with Yankees
Derek Jeter, 39, announces on Facebook that 2014 will be his final year with the New York Yankees. A 13 time All Star and captain, he helped five World Series titles but played only 17 games last season due to a broken left ankle suffered in the 2012 playoffs.
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Sports Calendar Highlights Kansas City Weekend Action
Kansas University events include softball vs Fordham and Mississippi in Charleston at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Tennis at Houston at 11 a.m. Baseball vs BYU in Peoria at 6 p.m. Track at Tyson Invitational. Women’s golf at Florida State. Local schools host bowling, swimming, and basketball events Friday and Saturday across multiple sites including Olathe South, Northwest, Seabury, Veritas, Haskell, and Central Christian.
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Quote mocks Olympic sports amid NBA slam dunk contest
Brad Dickson of the Omaha World-Herald faulted winter Olympic sports as dumb then praised the spectacle of an NBA slam dunk event. He quips about a 360-degree spin and a dunk over a Cadillac, highlighting weekend excitement.
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Brad Dickson
Omaha
Neb
World-Herald
Redskins Move From Boston To Washington In 1937
Sports brief recounts the NFL Redskins relocation from Boston to Washington in 1937. Also notes 1948 Olympic figure skating champion Dick Button defeating Hans Gerschwiler in Davos to claim the world title. In 1954 Furman’s Frank Selvey scored 100 points in a 149 to 95 win over Newberry, breaking Temple’s 73-point record.
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Dick Button
Hans Gerschwiler
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Frank Selvey
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Bill Mikvy
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