Injured Ohl wins all round title at NFR rodeo
Cody Ohl of Stephenville Texas won the all round crown at the National Finals Rodeo despite a torn ACL and MCL in his right knee with a 40.9 second calf roping run. He earns 296000 plus, edging Scott Johnston by 50717, and heads to surgery in Dallas.
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Austin
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Woods wins Williams World Challenge with comeback burst
Tiger Woods roars back from four behind at Sherwood to shoot 8 under 64 and win the Williams World Challenge by three strokes over Vijay Singh. He donates the $1 million prize to the Tiger Woods Foundation, finishing at 273.
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Zanardi returns to public view after crash recovery
Italian media said Alex Zanardi stood for the first time since losing his legs in September race crash and presented Formula One champion Michael Schumacher with an award at the Bologna Motor Show. He said his legs tremble with emotion as he spoke of his progress after amputation.
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Knight ready to fight over lockerooms
Arena manager Jerry MacDonald said Bob Knight cursed him and challenged him to settle the matter outside after Knight criticized the Compaq Center locker rooms following a Texas Tech game. Knight, fired from Indiana, did not comment as his team prepared for its next game.
Holyfield vows to fight on but near end of heavyweight run
Evander Holyfield, 39, says he will keep boxing though not likely to chase another heavyweight title after his draw with John Ruiz at Foxwoods. Ruiz retains the WBA belt after a bruising, low‑tech bout that saw Holyfield’s camp contest the decision and promoter Don King clash with Holyfield’s lawyer Jim Thomas.
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Mets Trade Shinjo Relaford For Giants Pitcher Estes
The Mets send Tsuyoshi Shinjo and Desi Relaford to San Francisco in exchange for pitcher Shawn Estes. Estes, 28, had a 9-8 record with a 4.02 ERA in 27 Giants starts and is a lefty with five straight seasons of 29 starts on average. Shinjo hit .267 with 10 homers and 56 RBIs in 2001.
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Rockets guard Francis arrested for DWI in Houston
Houston Rockets guard Steve Francis was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated after a 5 a.m. traffic stop for a red light violation. He posted bail and a hearing is scheduled for Friday. Francis, averaging 21 points per game, is out with a left foot injury and Houston has lost 13 straight.
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