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Sports History notes events from 1950 to 1994 including Jim Hardy six touchdown passes for the Chicago Cardinals over the Baltimore Colts, a Wichita State football plane crash in 1970, Larry Holmes KO victory in 1980, Steffi Graf 100th win in 1991, Lennox Lewis title defense in 1993, and North Carolina tied with Notre Dame ending a 92-game women's soccer streak in 1994.
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Thome's 49th Homer Seals Indians Playoff Berth
Cleveland slugger Jim Thome hit his 49th homer on Sunday to help the Indians clinch a playoff berth, following last year's disappointing season and a tough October.
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Field Conditions Update From City Parks and Recreation
City Parks and Recreation provides field condition updates. Call 832-7999 and enter 1123 for adult field conditions or 124 for adult rescheduling. Visit www.ljworld.com for details.
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Skins Game adds Woods Norman Parnevik Montgomerie as field
Tiger Woods joins Greg Norman Jesper Parnevik and defending champion Colin Montgomerie for the 19th Skins Game. Purses escalate from 25k on holes 1-6 to 200k on the 18th with a carryover rule unless the 18th is reached. Norman returns to the event after 1998, set for Thanksgiving weekend in Indio California.
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Kremlin Open Tennis Upsets And Leaders In Early Rounds
Moscow results show Myskina and Schiavone routing rivals 6-2 6-2 and 6-4 6-2 while Bedanova cruises 6-0 6-3. Santoro ousts Blanco 6-2 6-1 as Kafelnikov pursues fifth straight title. Tokyo matchplay highlights Levy 6-3 6-3 and Blake 6-3 6-4 with Iwabuchi and Srichaphan completing set amid rain delays and 17 more on eight outside courts delayed.
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Horse in canal saved by crane rescue workers
Mister Ned, a five year old gelding trotter from Pompano Beach, ran from caretaker Max DeBowski after a spooked moment near a canal. The horse fell into six feet of muddy water, became stuck, and rescue workers used a crane to lift him to safety. Trainer John McDermott confirmed the incident and that the horse was saved.
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UCLA Sharks 1998-2000 Defense Elevates Title Bid
UCLA emerges as a legitimate Bowl Championship Series contender after a 38-7 win at Oregon State. With coach Bob Toledo, defensive coordinator Phil Snow, and veterans like Robert Thomas and Kenyon Coleman, the Bruins boast an 11.7 points per game defense and a poised offense led by Cory Paul, DeShaun Foster, and a fast receiving corps.
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