1964 AFL title game highlights and Brady Bradshaw scoring
San Diego star Keith Lincoln rushes for 206 yards on 13 carries adds 123 receiving yards and two TDs in the Chargers 51-10 win over the Boston Patriots to claim the AFL title. Kevin Bradshaw scores 72 points in 1991 for U S International, Loyola Marymount sets team mark in 1991. Reggie Jackson elected to Baseball Hall of Fame in 1993. Nolan Ryan George Brett Robby Yount join 1999 class.
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Royals Sign Nomo to Minor League Deal Spring Invite
Japanese right-hander Hideo Nomo lands a minor league contract with the Kansas City Royals and a spring training invite, aiming to compete for a spot in the rotation or as a reliever. At 39, he last pitched in MLB in 2005 after a long career with Dodgers, Mets, Brewers, and others.
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Wier Leads Hawaii Event After 67 Final Hole Birdie
Mike Weir of Canada fired a six under 67 to grab a one shot lead at Karatu Hawaii, finishing 18 feet for birdie on the final hole. Stephen Ames and Jonathan Byrd chase him with strong rounds as Mercedes-Benz Championship contenders.
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Clemens and Pettitte to Testify Before House Panel
Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte were asked to testify January 16 before the House Oversight Committee along with trainer Brian McNamee. Kirk Radomski, linked to the Mitchell report on doping, and former All-Star Chuck Knoblauch were also invited to speak.
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Dakar Rally cancels perilous Sahara crossing race
The Dakar Rally was canceled due to direct terrorism threats from al-Qaida linked militants. About 550 competitors planned a 16 day, 5,760 mile route from Europe to Senegal through dunes and scrub. Although the event aimed to showcase endurance, organizers deemed the risk too high for participants and spectators.
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Wild Card NFL Playoff Odds Highlight Underdogs and Favorites
Fragmented odds note mentions Washington Pittsburgh Seattle Jacksonville Rutgers and Bowling Green among teams with underdog status. Mentions Tampa Bay San Diego and Ball State with unclear context. Contains multiple city and team fragments and stray numbers without coherent event details.
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Knight on Sutton return ignites coaching debate
Texas Tech coach Bobby Knight comments that Eddie Sutton should have chosen a different path after coming out of retirement to coach San Francisco. Knight suggests the decision warrants scrutiny and reflects he would have pursued alternatives.
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Jayhawks prove worth in BCS title game argument
Kansas University, the basketball school, upset Virginia Tech 24 21 in the Orange Bowl. The Jayhawks fought back from a 17 0 deficit, pressured Tech quarterbacks, and won with strong defense, challenging LSU and other two loss contenders for stated BCS title contention.
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