Haley seeks fifth Super Bowl ring with Cowboys
Dallas defensive star Charles Haley aims for a historic fifth title as the Cowboys prepare for Super Bowl XXX against the Steelers. Coach Campo and teammates stress Haley's impact and readiness despite back surgery and unsettled practice status. Haley has led the team with ten sacks in 13 games and plans to start, pursuing MVP honors. Ed Werder reports from Dallas.
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Dungy Optimistic About Tampa Bay Buccaneers Job
Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Tony Dungy arrived in Tampa to meet owner Malcolm Glazer as the Buccaneers near naming a new coach. Dungy denied weekend reports of an offer, saying the process is winding down and a meeting with Glazer is planned. If hired, he would be the Buccaneers sixth head coach and among the league’s youngest.
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Haskins hospitalized after heart attack during Texas El Paso game
Texas El Paso coach Don Haskins, 65, was stricken with a mild heart attack during a game Saturday night and remained in Providence Memorial Hospital's cardiac care unit. Athletic director John Thompson said Haskins is eating and asking about the game and his return for Thursday's matchup with Utah remains uncertain. Haskins is among 20 nominees for enshrinement in the Basketball Hall of Fame with votes set for Feb 5.
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Weber wins second national ski jump title in 24 hours
Olympian Randy Weber of Steamboat Springs Colorado posted the longest first jump at Lake Placio New York and held on to win his second national ski jumping title within 24 hours.
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Sports Odds and Matchups From Tribune 1996 Line
The page lists college and NBA teams with betting cues and favorites such as Dallas Arizona Pittsburgh Houston Atlanta Milwaukee Vancouver San Antonio and Miami along with Indiana State Wichita State New Mexico State Rice Texas Long Beach State St John’s St Joseph’s Fordham Missouri State Illinois State Virginia Tech St Bonaventure and other programs. It notes home team emphasis and overall line formatting from Tribune Media Services.
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Sports Day Schedule Across College, Pro, and Tennis Events
A dense schedule lists men and women basketball games including St John s vs Seton Hall, Vanderbilt vs Tennessee, Kansas vs Oklahoma with replays of major tennis events Australian Open, pro hockey Islanders vs Colorado, boxing Fight Night at the Forum, and pro basketball Chicago vs New York plus Rutgers vs West Virginia and Missouri vs Nebraska. Also includes golf Phoenix Open and various Tuesday and Wednesday matchups across several venues and times.
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Pender and Foreman claim titles in historic bouts
Today in history recalls Samuel Paul Pender defeating Sugar Ray Robinson for the world middleweight crown in 1960 on a 15 round split decision. In 1973 George Foreman KO’d Joe Frazier in Kingston to win the world heavyweight title. Other milestones include 1968 NBA expansion to Milwaukee and Phoenix, 1983 Portland’s 17–0 overtime run vs Houston, 1984 Marcus Allen’s 191 rushing yards in Super Bowl XVIII, and 1988 Mike Tyson stopping Larry Holmes to keep the heavyweight title.
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Access dialing guide for category numbers
The notice directs users to dial 865-5000 and enter a four digit category number to access the system. It outlines the procedure without additional context or related actions.
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