Two Day Moments in Sports History 1981 1987 1998 2003
1981 Brigham Young quarterback Jim McMahon threw for 552 yards in a 56 28 BYU win over Utah. 1987 NFL resumes after seven weeks canceled by strike. 1998 Villanova star Brian Westbrook becomes first to rush and receive 1000 yards in a season, with two TDs in a 27 15 win over Rhode Island. 2003 Golden State wing Clifford Robinson hits 1000th career three in 101 91 win over Miami.
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Colts Celebrate Touchdowns Recalled By Fort Wayne Columnist
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel columnist Reggie Hayes recalls 1980s style celebrations by the Indianapolis Colts. The piece notes Dallas Clark waiting calmly for teammates to arrive so he could be hugged after a touchdown, reflecting on the era’s playful group rituals and fans’ memories.
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Stewart clinches second NASCAR title in steady season
Tony Stewart won his第二 NASCAR championship in four years by staying calm and clean through the season finale at Homestead Miami Speedway, finishing 15th to win the title by 35 points over Greg Biffle. Teammates and peers praised his measured approach and perseverance through a turbulent previous year.
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Auto racing helicopter crash kills pilot at Homestead speedway
Two helicopters collided at the Homestead Miami Speedway after the NASCAR championship, killing one pilot. One craft was taking off from the speedway helipad and another was landing when the crash occurred near nine p.m., authorities said.
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Brown may be out two weeks for hamstring strain
Lakers forward Kwame Brown is expected to miss up to two weeks with a strained right hamstring after injuring it in the third quarter of the 97-91 loss to the Clippers. He had two points and eight rebounds in 25 minutes Friday night. In Milwaukee, Mike Scroggins won the USBC Masters after beating Norm Duke 245-238 in the final, his third PBA Tour title and first major victory.
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Canadian Klassen and Friesinger Set World Records in Utah
Canada’s Cindy Klassen shattered the world mark in the women’s 1500 at the World Cup speed skating event in Kearns Utah with a time of 1 minute 51.79 seconds. Minutes earlier Germany’s Anni Friesinger also set a world record in the same race.
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Dilfer grouses over Browns quarterback rotation after win
Akron Beacon Journal reports Cleveland Browns quarterback Trent Dilfer vented after a 22-0 victory as he complained about rotating with Charlie Frye. He defended his professionalism while acknowledging the team’s win and Frye’s opportunity, framed by his own underwhelming accuracy and missed open receivers.
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