Notre Dame ends Oklahoma streak with 7 0 win in 1957
In 1957 Notre Dame defeated Oklahoma 7 0, snapping NCAA football's 47 game winning streak. Also note NBA records: 1957 Bill Russell with 49 rebounds for Celtics in 111 89 win over Philadelphia. Wilt Chamberlain netted 73 points as the Warriors beat the Knicks 127 111. NFL and college highlights follow.
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NFL champions rise from nowhere says Canepa
San Diego Union-Tribune columnist Nick Canepa notes the Rams Ravens and Patriots emerged as winners from obscurity, a trend in the NFL. He adds the Chargers, longtime underdogs, also lack a recent championship pedigree but carry credentials through persistence.
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Baker to manage Cubs Ex Giants skipper agrees to four year deal
Former Giants manager Dusty Baker accepts a four year contract to lead the Chicago Cubs. Baker, a three time NL Manager of the Year, guided San Francisco to the World Series and replaces interim Bruce Kimm after a 67-95 season. Cubs GM Jim Hendry weighed Melvin Macha Showalter Gonzalez before naming Baker in a high stakes rebuild.
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Mets make Glavine offer in three year deal
New York Mets offered pitcher Tom Glavine three years totaling about 31 million dollars. Philadelphia also offered a three year contract between 27 and 30 million. Atlanta has only a one year 9 million offer. Glavine, 36, has been with the Mets since 1984 draft.
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Stewart Clinches Title Threat after Sixth in Ford 400
Stewart qualifies sixth at Homestead as Martin starts 34th in the season finale with Busch on pole. Stewart leads Martin by 89 points and can clinch the championship by finishing 22nd or better. Martin seeks reprieve from an NCSRC panel over a 25 point penalty while Bliss wins the Truck Series title at Homestead. Junqueira grabs front row for CART finale in Mexico City.
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