Two Day In Sports History Highlights 1962 1970 1974 1978 1990 1995
A rapid recap of notable sports milestones: 1962 Bill Wade throws for 466 yards and two TDs as Chicago Bears edge Dallas 34 33. 1970 Joe Frazier defeats Bob Foster in Detroit to retain heavyweight title. 1974 Charley Johnson passes for 445 yards in Broncos loss to Chiefs. 1978 Vanderbilt Frank Mordica runs for 221 yards and five TDs in win over Air Force. 1990 Monica Seles wins Virginia Slims final after a five set marathon. 1995 Troy Davis becomes fifth NCAA I A back to rush for 2000 yards in a 45 31 loss to Missouri.
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Gabriela Sabatini
Iowa State
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Alex Rodriguez eyed for extra sports bonuses in Texas deal
Dwight Perry of the Seattle Times questions whether Alex Rodriguez will receive 300000 in Gold Glove and MVP bonuses atop his 21 million salary, likening the extra cash to a luxury hood ornament on a Mercedes. The quip highlights the star shortstop’s lucrative earnings and the debate over bonus incentives.
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Louisiana Tech vs Florida College Basketball on ESPN
Tuesday sports TV guide lists Louisiana Tech at Florida at 6 p.m. on ESPN and Holy Cross against Kansas at 8 p.m. on ESPN. A Holy Cross versus Kansas replay is slated for 10:30 p.m. on Sunflower.
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U S dominates UBS Warburg Cup on tough day at St Simons
The United States clinched the UBS Warburg Cup 14 9 over the Rest of the World at St Simons Island Ga weather was frigid and gusty as Hale Irwin Tom Lehman led the U S effort. Arnold Palmer remained undefeated as captain and Paul Azinger highlighted the day with a clutch bunker shot.
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Colorado Star Running Back Released After Bedside Bruising
Colorado running back Chris Brown, the nations leading rusher, was released from the hospital Sunday morning after bruising his sternum in a 41-27 win over Iowa State. Wisconsin tight end Rob Tucker was suspended following a Saturday night altercation, adding to the Badgers ongoing legal troubles.
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Webber sinks late jumper to lift Kings over Magic
Chris Webber scored 24 points and buried a 21-footer with 1.5 seconds left to give Sacramento a 101-99 win over Orlando, keeping them unbeaten at home. Bobby Jackson drew the defense, then Webber hit the game winner as Orlando forced a final tie at 99-99.
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