Police doubt Shergar killed by claim hoax
In Dublin, anonymous callers told BBC and a Northern Ireland trainer that Shergar, the Aga Khan's missing champion, was killed after an eye injury. Police and racing figures doubt the claim, with discussions noting the horse may still be alive as authorities search barns and stables nationwide.
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Walter Winburn
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Belfast
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Jim Quinn
Dicate
Lord Oaksey
Jeremy Maxwell
BBC
Postponed Friday area high school sports slate
Snow forced a Friday-wide postponement of eight boys basketball games and one girls game across the area. Coaches and players shifted to make up practices and chase rescheduled dates, with several meetings now slated for February 21 and late February deadlines for makeups.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary
Jim Phelan
Memorial Gym
Phelan
Mount Campus
Philadelphia Textile
Lady Mountaineers
Morgan
Frederick Community College
Garrett Community College
al Pansa
Monocacy Valley Athletic League
Francis Scott Key
Walkersville
South Carroll
Frederick
Larken Hohnke
Catoctin
North Carroll
FSK
Singapore
Brunswick
Jim Sklencar
Thomas Johnson
North Hagerstown
Nerth
South Hagerstown
Middletown
Poolesville
Seneca Valley
Wootton
Damascus
Einstein
Dolphin builder Thomas dies at 61 in Coral Gables home
Joe Thomas, the Dolphins’ first employee and architect of early team success, died suddenly at 61 in suburban Coral Gables. Renowned for shaping player talent and negotiating contracts, he helped Miami rise from 3-11 in 1966 to 17-0 in 1972, and also influenced Colts and 49ers front offices.
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Miami Dolphins
Thomas
Dolphins
Joe Robbie
Dick Horning
Coral Gables
Horning
Ahern- Plummer
George Trellis
Don Shula
Hornung
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore Colts In the 1950S. “It Just Happened That Quick.” Thomas
NFL
Minnesota
San Francisco 49Ers
Colts
Vikings
DeBartolo Corp
San
49Ers
Robbie
Joe
Shula
Burnout in sports hits stars and coaches worldwide
East Lansing report outlines burnout among top athletes and coaches like Bjorn Borg and Dick Vermeil, noting mental and physical strain, lack of enjoyment, and long-term stress management needs. Doctors warn trends may spread to youth and other professionals in sports. In Durham, Duke announces postponement of a key ACC basketball game due to severe weather evacuations and airport closures.
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East Lansing
Mich
Burout
Larry Armstrong
Ball State University
Bill Beausay
Toledo, Ohio
The
Academy For the Psychology of Sports
Bjorn Borg
Borg
Ynu
Dick Vermeil
Philadelphia Eagles
Minnesota North Stars
National Hockey League
Beausay
Ronald L. Smith
University of Washington
Vermeil
Lambertson shaping Catoctin scoring bid with grit
Chris Lambertson, a 6-1 senior guard, drains points for Catoctin despite a 2-14 team record. Coach John Koepke hails him as a knifer and slasher who does the dirty work, while Lambertson deflects praise and focuses on teamwork and defense. He averages about 16 points above teammates, shores up free throws, and dreams of a Division I program amid steady camp work and regional recognition.
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Catoctic
John Koepke
Koepke
Chris
Lambertson
Brunswick
Francis Scott Key
Oakland Mills
Cougars
FSK
Mark Carroll
Catoctin
Craig Brosenne
North Carroll
Singapore
Cougar
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Frederick Community
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