Two Punt Returns Highlight 1951 Lions Loss to Rams
In 1951 Detroit’s Jack Christiansen returned two punts for touchdowns but the Lions fell 27 to 21 against the Los Angeles Rams. The year’s notable games also include 1962 George Blanda’s six TD passes powering the Oilers past the Titans 56 to 17, and 1990 Joe Montana’s 476 yards and six TDs as the 49ers beat the Falcons 45 to 35.
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National anthem question marks late playoff start time
New York blogger Chad Picasner notes a child asking to stay up as several baseball playoff games do not begin until 9 37 p m Eastern Time. The comment reflects delayed start times for the games and a parent's concern about viewing.
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Keegan Ratings: KU Football and Basketball
A staff blog analysis by Tom Keegan ranks Kansas football and basketball programs. It covers recent performance, potential, and outlook for KU teams in the Big 12 era.
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KU reporters assemble for Jays sports coverage
Sports editors Tom Keegan Andrew Hartsock and Gary Bedore coordinate KU men’s basketball and football coverage for the Kansas newspaper. Dugan Arnett contributes football reporting, delivering updates and game notes for readers.
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Whom to Call for Kansas City Sports Tickets and Field Conditions
Contact KU ticket office 913 xxx, KC Chiefs 832 7147, KC Wizards and Royals tickets, Kansas Speedway 1913 328 7223, TBones 1913 328 2255. For field conditions City Parks and Recreation 832 7999 enter N23 adult, 1124 adult rescheduling, N25 youth field conditions.
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Irsay Opposes Limbaugh Bid for Rams Amid NFL Pushback
NFL scrutiny rises as Colts owner Jim Irsay vows to vote against Rush Limbaugh buying the St. Louis Rams, with Commissioner Roger Goodell deeming divisive remarks unacceptable for any insider. The dispute highlights league caution ahead of potential ownership shifts.
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Cavaliers guard Delonte West returns to practice in Ohio
Cavaliers guard Delonte West rejoined the team's workout at Cleveland Clinic Courts in Independence after a week away for personal issues. The session marked his return to the West back at practice.
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Cubs sale moves closer in $845 million deal
In Wilmington Delaware a bankruptcy judge approved Tribune Co to sell the Chicago Cubs and Wrigley Field to the family of billionaire Joe Ricketts for 845 million dollars. The ruling comes after the Cubs filed for Chapter 11 protection and requires another court approval.
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Davies Hurt in One-Vehicle Crash in Arlington VA
U S national team forward Charlie Davies sustained multiple broken bones and a lacerated bladder after a Tuesday one-vehicle crash in Arlington Virginia in which another person died. Davies underwent hours of surgery at Washington Hospital Center Medical Center and was listed in serious but stable condition.
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Chicago Olympic bid snub shows IOC politics and pride
Commentary argues Chicago lost the 2016 Olympic bid amid IOC politics and snobbery, noting Danes and officials favored Rio Madrid Tokyo and that USOC leadership under Streeter and Probst weakened Chicago. It questions Obama’s Copenhagen trip while highlighting Chicago’s assets and the Nobel Prize moment.
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