Pete Rose sets all time hit mark in 1985
Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds becomes the all time hit leader with his 4192nd hit off Eric Shaw, breaking Ty Cobb's record in the first inning. Also notes 1994 Andre Agassi wins US Open unseeded beating five seeds, 2001 baseball postponements after 9/11, and 2005 Drew Bledsoe reaches 40000 career passing yards in Dallas debut.
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LeBronze James earns respect after podium finishes
Bud Geracie of the San Jose Mercury News notes that after third place finishes in the Olympics and the World Basketball Championships, the athlete earns the nickname LeBronze James reflecting his strong near-podium performance and growing acclaim.
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Schumacher retires after Italian Grand Prix win
Michael Schumacher announced his retirement from Formula One after the season ending Brazilian Grand Prix, following his victory at Monza. The seven time world champion said the day had come and Ferrari fans cheered as he reflected on an era ending. He will remain part of the Ferrari family, with Massa continuing next season alongside Raikkonen.
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Tennessee star injuries end season for Johnson and Harrell
Tennessee announces two starters will miss the season after injuries against Air Force. Cornerback Inky Johnson remained hospitalized after a collision and surgery was needed for John son’s right shoulder nerve injury. Tackle Justin Harrell will undergo surgery for a ruptured left bicep tendon. Johnson was temporarily unconscious and taken to UT Medical Center.
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Federer runs down Roddick for third major crown this year
In the U S Open final Federer dominates Andy Roddick 6-2 4-6 7-5 6-1. Tiger Woods watched from a guest box as Federer moved to ninth career Grand Slams and tied historic feats. Federer exposed Roddick with six breaks and 17 aces while remaining flawless on momentum swings and pressure points.
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