Security guard Zouheir hero in Paris attack tale
Orlando columnist praises Zouheir, a security guard who blocked an explosive vest at Stade de France. He cites the Paris attacks' terror risk for U S fans and urges stronger, smarter security measures, including dogs, better background checks, and standardized training across venues.
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Cubs Maddon and Banister top managers of year
Joe Maddon of the Chicago Cubs earns his third Manager of the Year award and Jeff Banister of the Texas Rangers collects his first after guiding surprising playoff runs. Maddon wins NL honors, Banister tops AL rivals with 112 points and 17 first place votes.
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Chiefs Place O Shaughnessy on IR and add King
Kansas City moves rookie tight end James O Shaughnessy to injured reserve after a fractured foot sidelined him for two games. The Chiefs claimed defensive tackle David King off waivers from Seattle to bolster the line while Kelce remains the starter. Harris and Parker split duties at tight end during the wins over Detroit and Denver. King was a 2013 seventh round pick by the Eagles.
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Oklahoma State rises to No. 6 in playoff rankings
The College Football Playoff selection committee kept Clemson, Alabama and Ohio State atop the rankings with Stanford as the highest Pac 12 entry at No. 11. Iowa stays at No. 5, while Oklahoma State climbs one spot to No. 6, edging Oklahoma.
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Kansas Women’s Basketball at Memphis Thursday
Kansas University schedules a Thursday evening women’s basketball game against Memphis. Tip time not specified. venue and result details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Officials halt Gonzaga Pitt opener over slippery floor
Dwight Perry of the Seattle Times notes the season opener between Gonzaga and Pitt in Japan was halted at halftime due to a slippery surface. He quips that two basketball teams were scheduled while a hockey issue emerged as a joke about the disruption.
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Notable sports milestones and record performances across 1962 to 2012
A stream of historic gridiron and tennis results includes Bill Wade’s 466 passing yards in a Bears win over the Cowboys in 1962, Joe Frazier retaining the heavyweight title in 1970, Charley Johnson’s 445 passing yards in a 1974 loss to Kansas City, Monica Seles completing a five set win in 1990, Troy Davis reaching 2000 rushing yards in 1995, Ohio State’s 2006 upset of Michigan, and Matt Schaub’s 2012 single-game passing record in Houston versus Jacksonville. Norm Van Brocklin’s 1951 Rams mark remains the all time high.
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