Hall of Fame ballot debuts Boggs Strawberry McGee
Wade Boggs Darryl Strawberry and Willie McGee headline 12 first time Hall of Fame ballot entrants. Pete Rose is barred on the permanent ineligible list with reinstatement required within a year for 2006 ballot. Ryne Sandberg Bruce Sutter Jim Rice Andre Dawson and Rich Gossage also returnees. voting ends December 31 with results January 4.
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Hall of Fame Baseball Ballot List Highlights
The complete ballot features first time eligibles Jim Abbott Bert Blyleven Wade Boggs Tom Candiotti Chili Davis Andre Dawson Dave Concepcion Tom Guervey Rich Gossage Tommy John Mark Langston Don Mattingly Jack McDowell Willie McGee Jeff Montgomery Jack Morris Dale Murphy Otis Nixon Dave Parker Tony Phillips Jim Rice Ryne Sandberg Lee Smith Terry Steinbach Darryl Strawberry Bruce Sutter Alan Trammell and others.
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Willie McGee
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Jack Morris
Dale Murphy
Otis Nixon
Dave Parker
Tony Phillips
Jim Rice
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Lee Smith
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Darryl Strawberry
Bruce Sutter
Alan Trammell
Favre's 3 TD passes carry Packers to rout of Rams
Brett Favre powered Green Bay to a 45-17 win over St. Louis on Monday night, his 200th straight regular season start with three TD passes. Najeh Davenport rushed for 178 yards in his first NFL start as Favre extended his record streak and the Packers moved to 7-4 atop the NFC North.
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Johnson amnesia claim a practical joke and Bengals tragedy
Bengals coach comments on John Johnson leaving after a TD catch as Amnesia claim described as a joke. Tragedy hits Bengals as Rashad Bauman loses infant son. Bauman placed on Injured Reserve with Achilles now out for season. Six players listed as questionable for Baltimore game, including Houshmandzadeh and Deltha O Neal, with updates on Chris Perry and other injuries. SI’s King cites Rudi Johnson tied for Offensive Player of the Week after 202 yards vs Browns.
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Hornets and Panthers Tangle Before MML Playoff Hope
Senior Shelby Pettus led the Hornets with 13 points while Burns added eight as Monroe opened with a 60-36 victory over Lindsay Engiebrecht. Creager lauded the young Panthers and noted continued progress as both teams prepare for Thursday’s league games.
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Wildcats Lose Control In Close Franklin Miamisburg Tilt
Franklin hosts Springboro next as Miamisburg visits Monroe after a tight game. In the Franklin vs Miamisburg matchup, key players included Prichard Holt Teuscher and Zawolski with notable scoring totals in a near-even contest.
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Death of Indiana basketball star Haymore in Amherst
Amherst Mass. Mark Haymore a 6 foot 8 former Indiana freshman who stayed to win the 1976 national title against Michigan died in his Amherst apartment. He had heart problems and was found after a friend missed him for a town visit. Haymore played on Indiana’s unbeaten 1976 NCAA championship team before transferring to Massachusetts.
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ACC ties record with seven teams in AP polls
The Atlantic Coast Conference matches a record by placing seven teams in the AP Top 25 across men’s basketball and women’s polls. Wake Forest holds No. 1 in the men’s poll as Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina State and others follow, while LSU leads the women’s rankings after a shake-up amid upsets.
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Kansas routs Nevada as Simien posts third straight double double
No 2 Kansas dominated Nevada 85-52 in Lawrence led by Wayne Simien with 14 points and 10 rebounds. J R Giddens and Russell Robinson added 13 each while Keith Langford scored 12 as Kansas improved to 3-0 and avenged last season's loss to the Wolf Pack.
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