1960 Jim Martin Becomes First to Kick Twig Selig Poets
In 1960 Jim Martin of Detroit achieves a historic rushing milestone, becoming the first to reach 5,208 career rushing yards. The record marks a notable moment in professional football history as he advances beyond previous leaders with a standout performance in a 45-0 game. The note references a 1993 Toronto Maple Leafs win streak and a 1944 Tyrone Hughes return, linking scattered historical sports events to the day.
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New Chowan College Names Lou Saban Football Coach
Lou Saban at 80 heads Chowan University in Murfreesboro NC as football coach. School is NCAA Division I with about 800 students, and retirement is not in his plans as he leads the program forward.
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KU hoops prep and football staff list noted
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WHOM TO CALL IW Sports Carved 832-7147 Field Conditions
Contact numbers listed for HC Chiefs KC Blades KC Wizards Royals tickets Kansas Speedway and city parks recreation for field conditions rescheduling and tickets. Includes 816 area codes and a web address www.lworld.com and 913 area code.
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Lawrie wins Dunhill Links with 60-foot birdie putt
Paul Lawrie captured the Dunhill Links Championship at Old Course tied for the lead after 18, drilling a 60-foot birdie putt to win by one stroke over Ernie Els. Lawrie finished 18-under 270 for $200,000, his first win since the 1999 British Open. Els, 271, looked set to force a playoff after birdie on 18.
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U S Women’s Hockey Team Skips Finland Pre-Olympic Event
The U S women's national hockey team withdrew from a key pre Olympic competition in Finland next month over security concerns after a team meeting showed mixed opinions. Other American athletes in tennis and golf also canceled trips. USA Hockey spokesman Chuck Menke noted general apprehension about overseas travel.
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Cunningham Out for Year With Career-Ending Knee Injury
Oklahoma center Jennifer Cunningham will miss the season after suffering a fourth career-ending knee injury in preseason workouts. Coach Sherri Coale announced the update, keeping the Sooners focused on upcoming games.
Olympics Won’t Be Canceled Despite Terror Fear
Six weeks before the 2002 Winter Games Salt Lake City faces heightened security fears after terrorist attacks. Metal detectors, surveillance cameras, National Guard presence, and tightened access aim to protect fans, athletes, and venues. Organizers insist the Games will go on with a strengthened $270 million security plan and new restrictions on flights during the opening ceremonies.
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