Vanderbilt’s Mordica races for 321 yards in 1978 win
In 1978 Vanderbilt star Frank Mordica ran for 321 yards and five touchdowns in a 41-27 victory over Air Force with scoring runs of 48, 30, 6, 70 and 77 yards. The 1990s entries mention Monica Seles’ five set win in 1990 and Alex Van Dyke’s NCAA receiving yards record in 1995 alongside Antwaan Randle El’s 200-point milestone in 2000 and Freddy Adu’s MLS signing in 2003.
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Giants Fan Rips Steroid Users Over Hall of Fame Hope
A San Francisco Giants supporter, Monroe Greene, voices strong anger toward players who use steroids, urging indictments for McGwire Sosa and Bonds, reflecting public outrage over performance enhancing drugs in baseball.
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Burton clinches Busch Series title at Homestead finale
Jeff Burton swept to victory in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway securing Richard Childress Racing its 11th NASCAR title. Burton moved to the front late after pit stops and outdueled Mark Martin as Carl Edwards faded to third. Perry Wimmer sat in the pits as Burton celebrated a championship year for Childress.
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U S Advances to Baseball World Cup Final
Colby Rasmus homered to start the bottom of the first as the United States defeated the Netherlands 5-0 in Taipei to reach the World Cup final. The Americans will face Cuba, which beat Japan 5-3, after Matt Wright earned the win. Neal Musser, Lee Gronkiewicz and Chris Booker each pitched an inning in the six‑hit shutout.
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West Texas A&M Rally Beats Washburn 40-39 in Playoff Opener
Keith Null passed for 498 yards and six touchdowns in the second half to lift West Texas A&M past Washburn 40-39 in Canyon Texas. Null led a 450 yard surge after halftime, connecting with Kolo Kapanul for the go ahead score with 2:27 remaining as WTA&M improves to 12-0 and advances to face Northwest Missouri State. Washburn ends at 8-4.
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Bonds Ducking Justice in Steroid Controversy
Barry Bonds faces a potential prison outcome as the columnist questions the integrity of the era’s slugging records. He mocks investigations, calls Bonds a “duck,” and urges erasing Bonds’s records to restore Hank Aaron’s 755 as the true single season mark. The piece contrasts Bonds with McGwire and Sosa and references grand jury questions and suspicions about steroids.
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