Two Day in Sports History Highlights
The 1963 feature recalls Ciem Daniels of the Oakland Raiders rushing for 200 yards and two touchdowns in a 49 26 win over the New York Jets. In 1984 Rueben Mayes powered Washington State with 216 yards and four touchdowns to beat Stanford 49 42 after trailing 28 7 at halftime. The 1990 Reds stunned by defeating the Oakland Athletics 2 1 to capture the World Series in four games. Andre Reed joined NFL elite with 800 receptions on his second catch in a 9 6 Bills win over Indianapolis. Marshall Faulk rushed 183 yards and four touchdowns in 2002 as St Louis beat Seattle 37 20, reaching 10 000 rushing yards.
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Tribute to Bill Shoemaker From Angel Cordero Jr
Retired Hall of Fame jockey Angel Cordero Jr. calls Bill Shoemaker a beautiful wonderful man after Shoemaker's death. He notes that people often say nice things after death, but says fans would have spoken similarly while Shoemaker was alive.
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Gordon Holds Off Earnhardt For Martinsville Win
Jeff Gordon edges Dale Earnhardt Jr. by toll of pit strategy at Martinsville after Earnhardt pits for tires under a late caution. Gordon, with 63rd career win, leads 313 laps, Johnson seizes runner up. Other golf notes include Els tying fifth World Match Play and Montgomery clinching Macau Open.
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Ferrero Wins Madrid Masters To Move Top Of Race
Juan Carlos Ferrero defeated Nicolas Massu 6-3 6-4 6-3 to win the Madrid Masters and overtake Andy Roddick for first in the ATP Champions Race with three weeks left. The French Open champion has four titles this season and will lead Spain in the Davis Cup final in Australia next month.
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Stadler captures SEC Championship in 67 for third Champions Tour win
Craig Stadler won his third Champions Tour event at the SEC Championship by four strokes after a 4-under 67. He finished at 15-under 198, with Bob Gilder second at 11-under following a 2-under 69. Allen Doyle shot 66 to finish two back in third.
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Duke fires Franks after 42-13 loss to Wake Forest
Duke University drops Carl Franks as football coach after a 42-0 halftime deficit and a 42-13 defeat to Wake Forest. Ted Roof named interim coach for the remainder of the season as Duke endures a 29th straight ACC loss. Athletic director Joe Alleva cites the miserable streak and halftime collapse as the turning point.
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Malone Embraces Spotlight With Lakers After Trade
Malone accepts a reduced salary to chase a championship with the Los Angeles Lakers as he relives draft night tears and adjusts to life in a media-friendly city. He emphasizes dedication after personal loss and notes his goal of a title despite Kobe Bryant case turmoil.
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