Notable NFL and boxing milestones from 1943 to 1998
The 1943 game saw Sild Luckman of the Chicago Bears throw for 433 yards and seven TDs in a 56 to 7 win over the New York Giants. In 1966 Muhammad Ali stopped Cleveland Williams in Houston to retain the world heavyweight title. A 1970 Marshall football charter plane crash in Kenova, West Virginia killed 43 people. Don Shula broke George Halas’s career win record in 1993 as the Dolphins beat the Eagles 19 to 14, Shula at 325-153-6. In 1998 Ricky Williams outgained Ricky Williams 148 to 141 yards as Texas Tech defeated Texas 42 to 35.
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Bo Jackson turns 40 with Chicago food firm N ingenuity
Bo Jackson, who turns 40 on November 30, says he does not watch football baseball or basketball. He owns a Chicago company named Ngenuity that focuses on food processing and distribution.
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Augusta policy poll fuels private club defense
The Augusta National backers released a poll showing 60 percent support retaining its all male membership and argued private clubs may set their policies. Critics labeled the survey biased while others said most Americans oppose sex discrimination amid the controversy.
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Nemechek to drive No 25 for Hendrick in 2003
Charlotte N C Joe Nemechek will return to Hendrick Motorsports to drive the No 25 Chevrolet next season. He replaced Jerry Nadeau on May 15 and under Peter Sospenzo as crew chief since Sept 10 has two top five finishes and four top 15 starts. Ed Guzzo, Jeff Gordon’s former No 24 car chief, will stay on as No 25 chief in 2003.
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San Antonio to host WNBA team for 2003 season
San Antonio will gain a WNBA franchise in 2003 with no official name yet. The league has not decided if the entry will be a new team or a relocation from another city.
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Irsay Admits Past Painkiller Dependence Amid Fraud Rumor
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay acknowledged past dependency on prescription painkillers. The team denied reports of an ongoing federal or local investigation for prescription drug fraud. NFL officials stated Irsay discussed his problems with commissioner Paul Tagliabue and sought professional treatment.
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