Wallace to retire from full schedule after 2005 NASCAR season
NASCAR star Rusty Wallace, 48, confirms he will retire from full time driving after 2005. He hints at racing a reduced schedule next year, focuses on winning more this season, and prepares for life beyond Daytona 500 and the Penske team duties.
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Canseco May Get Immunity For Steroids Testimony
Justice Department weighs immunity for Jose Canseco as he prepares for a March 17 congressional hearing on steroids. Canseco’s lawyer says immunity could expand questioning while some committee members back the idea and others, including chairman Tom Davis, have not ruled. Several witnesses, including Curt Schilling and Frank Thomas, indicate willingness to testify.
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Miller clinches super-G World Cup title as Raich closes gap
American Bode Miller ties Daron Rahlves to win the super-G and seize the season discipline title in Lenzerheide, opening a 184 point lead over Austria's Benjamin Raich in the overall World Cup standings. Miller now needs Raich to win both remaining races to threaten the overall crown.
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Doug Flutie Cut By Chargers Signals End or Gap Placeholder
Doug Flutie was released by San Diego after two years left on his deal and a $350000 roster bonus due Tuesday. The 42 year old veteran, noted for the 1984 Heisman winner and his height challenged play, may have played his last pro game as he lingers behind Brees Rivers and Lemon on the Chargers depth chart.
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Missouri Tigers seek return to respect in 2005 season
Missouri coach Gary Pinkel aims to restore national respect after a 5-6 Big 12 finish and five losses in six games. QB Brad Smith vows progress as spring practice focuses on offense, mental toughness, and leadership while Damien Nash departs and Marcus Woods steps in as starter.
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