Winston Cup schedule and winners for 2000 season
Daytona Beach AP lists the 2000 Winston Cup schedule with winners for each race. Notable results include Dale Jarrett at Daytona 500, Bobby Labonte at Dura Lube 400, Jeff Burton at Carsdirect com 400, Dale Earnhardt at Cracker Barrel 500, and Jeff Gordon at DieHard 500 and Save Mart 350k. The calendar runs February through November across tracks such as Darlington, Martinsville, and Homestead.
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Dale Jarrett
Bobby Labonte
Jeff Burton
Dale Earnhardt
Ward Burton
Rusty Wallace
Jeff Gordon
Tony Stewart
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
the Glen
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Brooklyn
Mich
Bristol
N.C
Winston
Talladega
Ala
Rockingham
Checker Auto Parts
Avondale
Ariz
Homestead
Hampton
Dodgers Pirates game highlighted on Tuesday TV lineup
The schedule lists Baseball games airing Tuesday night including Dodgers at Pirates on FSN at 7 PM, Indians at Devil Rays on 43 at 7 PM, and Braves at Diamondbacks on TBS at 10 PM.
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Pirates
FSN
Indians
Devil Rays
Braves
Diamondbacks
TBS
Local youth football signups spread across several venues
The North Hill Boosters and East Side Rams announce signups for Mighty Mite Pee Wee and Pop Warner football at multiple sites including George Washington School Flora Field Neshannock High School and Pearson Park with fees ranging from 35 to 60 dollars and birth certificates required. Other sports events include a Class D Mens Softball open roster tournament at Progressive Field and upcoming youth golf and fall soccer registrations with various deadlines and contact numbers.
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Mighty Mite
Pee Wee
Pop Warner
George Washington School
East Side Rams
Flora Field
Neshannock Touchdown Club
Neshannock High School
Neshannock Athletic Association
Pearson Park
Neshannock Municipal
Progressive Field
Gary
Bill
Borland Golf Center
Western Pennsylvania Automobile and Truckers Association
Joe Schwartz
Lake Arthur Country Club
Alan
Ace Auto Wrecking
Allena Clingensmith
Sylvan Heights
Andy Piccuta
Highland Ave
New Castle
Shenango
Union
Laurel
Mohawk
Neshannock
Video World
Pizza Joe’s
SCAA
Call
North Hill Boosters
Baseball and Football Moves From Major Leagues
The Associated Press reports multiple player transactions across baseball and football. Key baseball moves include Detroit releasing Luis Polonia and recalling Billy McMillen, plus trades involving the Royals, Twins, Mariners, Devil Rays, Blue Jays, Cubs, Astros, Dodgers, and Cardinals. Football notes cover Bills, Bengals, Broncos, Lions, Colts, Saints, and Titans personnel changes, retirements, signings, and trades. In hockey, the Penguins agree to terms with Barnaby and Corbet.
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Seball
American League of Shears
Blue Jays
Wwankees
Royals Indians
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Rangers Mariners
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Tigers
Bernero
National League Rockies
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Ee i. Ee
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Vikings
Saints
Ravens
Eagles
49ERS
Chargers
Cowboys
Falcons
Broncos
Tokyo
Japan
Browns
Detroit Tigers
Luis Polonia
Billy McMillen
Toledo
Kansas City Royals
Jay Witasick
San Diego
Brian Meadows
Minnesota Twins
Mario Valdez
Oakland
Danny Ardoin
Seattle Mariners
John Mabry
Tom Davey
al Martin
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Steve Trachsel
Mark Guthrie
Toronto
Brent Abernathy
Toronto Blue Jays
John Sneed
Philadelphia
Rob Ducey
Chicago Cubs
Henry Rodriguez
Florida
Ross Gload
Dave Noyce
Scott Downs
Montreal
Rondell White
Houston Astros
Mitch Meluskey
Raul Chavez
New Orleans
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Todd Hollandsworth
Kevin Gibbs
Randey Dorame
Colorado
Tom Goodwin
Cash
ST. Louis Cardinals
Heathcliff Slocumb
Ben Johnson
Carlos Hernandez
Nate Tebbs
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
Dan Giancola
Cincinnati Bengals
Ben Clampitt
Dave Fleischhauer
Jeff Walker
Denver Broncos
Anthony Lynn
Detroit Lions
Sedrick Curry
Delaunta Cameron
Indianapolis Colts
Jeff Brady
NEW Orleans Saints
K.D. Williams
Green Bay
Aaron Brooks
Lamont Hall
Dino Philyaw
Tennessee Titans
Carl Pickens
Ty Howard
Donald Sellers
Hockey National Hockey League
Pittsburgh Penguins
Matthew Barnaby
Rene Corbet
Pats win big in Miller's MNF debut at Hall of Fame game
Patriots top 49ers 20 0 in the Hall of Fame exhibition as Kevin Faulk sets up a field goal and a 25 yard TD. Belichick debuts as Patriots coach praising the Hall of Fame visit while Miller stirs the broadcast alongside Fouts and Michaels. Bledsoe plays a brief first series then Michael Bishop shines with a TD run and a pass.
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Canton
Ohio
Dennis Miller
Steve Young
Kevin Faulk
New England Patriots
San Francisco 49Ers
Bill Belichick
Patriots
Miller
ABC
Dan Fouts
al Michaels
Vatican
Euphrates
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Drew Bledsoe
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Faulk
Bishop
Belichick
Raymont Harris
Ohio State
Adam Vinatieri
Raymont
Bledsoe
San Francisco
Vinatieri
LSU
49Ers
Hall of
Joe Montana
Ronnie Lott
Dave Wilcox
Raiders
Howie Long
Pittsburgh
Dan Rooney
Montana
Steve Mariucci
Garcia
Giovanni Carmazzi
Tim Rattay
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