Sports History Day Highlights From 1966 to 2004
Muhammad Ali retains heavyweight title by stopping Cleveland Williams in 1966. Marshall crash 1970 kills 43 players and staff in Kenova. Don Shula breaks all-time wins mark with 325 in 1993 as Dolphins beat Eagles 19-14. Ricky Williams edges Ricky Williams 148-141 in Texas Tech win 1998. NHRA history 2004 sees John Force and Ashley Force first father daughter duo to win at same event Pomona Raceway with Force 114th Funny Car win.
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Adderley hails landmark NFLPA image deal victory
Ex Packers cornerback Herb Adderley hailed a judgment of 28.1 million dollars against the NFL Players Association for failing to properly market retired players images. He contrasted the win with three Super Bowl memories and 61 two day anniversaries, saying the victory feels bigger than the titles. He stated he believed he had one big play left, referring to the milestone lawsuit and its impact on former players marketing rights.
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Reporting Scores Call or Email Sports Desk for Scores
Coaches are encouraged to report game scores by calling 832-6367 or fax line 843-4512 or emailing the sports desk at worldicom.
Lee Wins AL Cy Young in Dominant Comeback Season
New York-Left-hander Cliff Lee captured the American League Cy Young Award in a runaway. He went 22-3 with a 2.54 ERA, leading in ERA and innings. unanimous question faded as he earned 24 of 28 first-place votes and 132 points. Halladay, Rodriguez, and others trailed in voting. Lee’s win marks Cleveland’s third Cy Young, following Perry and Sabathia.
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Lam Chih Bing Leads Singapore Open On Home Dirt
Lam Chih Bing surged to the first-round clubhouse lead at the Singapore Open, finishing 4 under after birdying three of the final four holes. Marcus Both shot 68 to sit two back, while Ernie Els stood 3 under after 14 holes as play was delayed by lightning.
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Cubs trade for reliever Gregg ends Wood era
The Chicago Cubs acquired reliever Kevin Gregg from the Florida Marlins on Thursday in exchange for minor league pitcher Jose Ceda. The move signals the likely end of Kerry Wood's tenure with the Cubs, as Wood, the 1998 NL Rookie of the Year who saved 34 games this season, had been the team's longest serving player.
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WVU Players Charged After Bar Fight in Morgantown
Two West Virginia University football players face misdemeanor battery charges from an October bar fight in Morgantown. Tight end Maxwell Anderson and special teams holder Jeremy Kash, both 21, are set for arraignment December 3 in Morgantown Municipal Court.
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Olympics
Geneva leaders of baseball and softball with five other sports seek inclusion in the 2016 Games. They present cases to the IOC program commission which will report to the IOC before the October vote. Golf karate roller sports rugby squash officials also meet the commission.
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Kansas defender embraces new role amid position switches
Jesse Newell interviews Justin Thornton about adapting to frequent defensive position changes, settling into responsibilities, and the locker room dynamic with coach Mangino. Thornton recalls his progress, cites comfort on defense, and notes high school TDs and Dream of pro play.
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