Former Broncho Hargrove makes pro baseball dream real
Melody Hargrove, 1999 Odessa High graduate and former Bronchos softball letter-winner, plays for the Florida Tornadoes in the Women's Major League Baseball World Series. She moved from North American Championship play in Boston to a Chicago Storm contract after tryouts, facing top teams like the Michigan Stars.
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Dallas Seder Succeeds With Surprise 1 Yard Run
Tim Seder, once coaching a high school team, becomes Dallas Cowboys unlikely second half hero in 23 6 win over Cincinnati at Texas Stadium. He runs in for a one yard fake field goal after Dallas fans booed coach Campo and field goals. Campo praises special teams and Avezzano as pivotal factors in the victory.
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Titans miss late kicks in loss at home
Tennessee Titans fail to convert late in Adelphia Coliseum with Al Del Greco missing an extra point and a 43-yard field goal as Baltimore escapes 24-23. Titans tackle Jason Fisk blamed the missed chances while Trent Dilfer connected a 2-yard TD pass to Patrick Johnson with 19 seconds left.
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Florida teams chase No 1 Oklahoma in AP Top 25
Oklahoma holds the No 1 ranking for a third straight week after a 35-31 rally over Texas A&M. Miami and Florida State sit No 2 and No 3 respectively, with Florida at No 4 after wins over Pittsburgh Wake Forest and South Carolina. Kansas State jumps to No 9 after beating Nebraska.
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Weir wins AmEx Championship as Woods falters at 17th
Valderrama hosts the World Golf Championships finale where Mike Weir of Canada edges Tiger Woods by two strokes. Woods, seeking $10 million season, bangs his golf bag in frustration and watches the treacherous 17th hole swallow a final bid as Weir seals the title.
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