2day in Sports History 1971 to 1987 highlights
Highlights from 1971 to 1987 include the New York Rangers scoring eight third period goals in a 12 1 rout of the California Seals in 1971. BYU quarterback Jim McMahon throwing for 552 yards in 1981 as they beat Utah 56 28. 1982 NFL season resumes after strike with Joe Montana 408 yards three TDs in 31 20 win for San Francisco over St Louis. 1987 Columbia loses 46 19 to Brown extending I A I record skid to 41 games. Southwestern Louisiana QB Brian Mitchell 27 rushing yards four touchdowns and 205 passing yards in 35 28 win vs Colorado State.
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Nets guard Chris Childs robbed outside New York club
San Francisco Chronicle columnist Scott Ostler reports Nets guard Chris Childs, under suspension for being overweight, had $30,000 in jewelry and cash stolen outside a New York nightclub. The piece teases Childs’ upcoming book Lose 10 Pounds Instantly.
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Vargas suspended for nine months over steroid test
Fernando Vargas faced the Nevada Athletic Commission and received a nine month ban plus a $100,000 fine after testing positive for steroids following his September 14 knockout loss to Oscar De La Hoya. The penalty, retroactive to the fight, bars Vargas from competing until June 15 and marks a rare boxer suspension for steroid use.
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Hamister Wins Buffalo Sabres Purchase Bid
Buffalo businessman Mark Hamister selected by the NHL to acquire the financially troubled Sabres after beating rival B Thomas Golisanos bid. Commissioner Gary Bettman says terms should be accepted and the transaction concluded quickly. In Minnesota, the Wild extend defenseman Filip Kuba to a multiyear deal, terms not released.
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Tiger Woods not master of golf’s social debate
A Washington Post commentary argues against turning Tiger Woods into the sport’s caretaker on race and gender issues. It contrasts Times editorials urging Woods to boycott The Masters with calls for broader, evenhanded action by other players and figures in golf.
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