2day in Sports History 19B5 highlights Montana record game
San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana threw for 429 yards and five touchdowns in a 36 17 win over Atlanta setting an NFL record with 57 pass attempts and no interceptions. Stacey Robinson rushed for 308 yards and five touchdowns as Northern Illinois routed Fresno State 73 18 in 1990. Marty McSortey was found guilty of assault with a weapon in Canada in 2000 for a two handed stick attack on an opponent. Middle Tennessee State beat Idaho 70 58 in 2001 setting a Division I scoring record. Michigan’s victory with Yale’s 32 27 loss to Dartmouth boosted the Wolverines to 809 all divisions wins.
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Life of an NFL kicker quoted by Jan Stenerud
Jan Stenerud, the only pure place-kicker in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, reflects on the kicker’s life. He notes a bad day hurts the team more than a good day helps, and that success hinges on inches in a high risk high reward business.
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Boston and Oakland tied at two wins each in ALDS showdown
The latest line from the series shows the Boston and Oakland teams tied 2-2 in the best of five division series. Contenders trade wins as the contest heads to a decisive fifth game with strong offense and pitching from both lineups.
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Woods conquers Worlds again in 2 shot victory at AmEx
Tiger Woods wins the American Express Championship in Woodstock Georgia with a final score of 6 under 274, edging Vijay Singh Tim Herron and Stuart Appleby by two strokes. He strengthens his World Golf Championship tally to seven titles in 13 appearances and claims his fifth win of the year, while caddie Steve Williams celebrates his 100th victory.
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Holyfield defies retirement after Toney loss in Las Vegas
Evander Holyfield refused to retire after a tough loss to James Toney in Las Vegas. In a post-fight news conference he argued against stepping away, insisting his age and fading skills shouldn't end his career.
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Huston tops Farn Bureau Classic in Sealed Finish
John Huston erased a two stroke deficit in the final four holes and shot 68 to win the Southern Farr Bureau Classic by one stroke over Brenden Pappas. Pappas closed with a 62 to finish at 20 under 268 after trailing by seven at the start of the final round.
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Ostertag Heads Jazz As New Leadership Hopeful
Greg Ostertag aims to fill the leadership void left by Karl Malone as the Utah Jazz prep for the season. Sloan cautions leadership is earned, not declared, with Ostertag acknowledging pressure to perform and secure a future contract as he patently seeks greater consistency and a bigger role.
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