Dodge to Return to NASCAR Tracks in 2001
The Orena Herald reports Dodge will return to Winston Cup racing in 2001 with Ray Evernham as the point man. Daimler-Chrysler will back a two car operation, aiming for six to eight cars and broader factory support. Evernham vows a clean start and hopes to bring the Dodge team to Victory Lane with the fans amid rising competition.
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Dodge
Ford
Nascar
Dan Davis
Ray Evernham
Daimler-Chrysler
Evernham
Jeff Gordon
Petty Enterprises
Penske Racing
Lou Patane
The
Muck Ala
Mike Helton
Gordon
Samaranch seeks reforms to avert IOC sanctions
London AP reporting that IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch says he can push through reforms to satisfy congressional critics threatening sanctions. He notes confidence reforms will pass, following pressure in Washington over bidding abuses tied to Atlanta and Salt Lake City bids for the 1996 and 2002 Games. Samaranch will testify before the House Commerce subcommittee on December 15 after a special IOC session.
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London
IOC
Juan Antonio Samaranch
Samaranch
Associated Press
International Olympic Committee
Washington
ICC
House
Commerce
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
Indians fire Mike Hargrove after playoff collapse
Cleveland Indians dismiss Mike Hargrove after a third straight loss to the Boston Red Sox ended his eight season as manager. Hargrove recorded 723 wins, second to Lou Boudreau in club history, and previously steered the team to five straight AL Central titles and two pennants since taking over on July 6, 1991.
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Cleveland
Mike Hargrove
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Boston Red
Sox
Hargrove
Lou Boudreau
Ottawa soccer stays unbeaten in Huron League title clinch
Ottawa Cyclones beat Atchison 2-1 to complete a second straight Huron League unbeaten season. Key plays included Jed Killough heading in a cross from Brian Franklin and Steve Savage converting a penalty after a handball in the box. Ottawa keeper Kevin Prentice earned the win as Savage added his 16th goal. Franklin 10. JV won 1-0 as Cameron Norwood posted the shutout.
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Tchison
Ot Ae
Huron
Redmen
Cyclones
Atchison
Ottawa
Glen Cahill
Cahill
Kevin Prentice
Steve Savage
Savage
Franklin
Bastian Duennwald
Cameron Norwood
Seaman
Jon Anderson
Nick Carey
Scott Sachse
David Bird
Jonnie Taul
Ron Bishop
Glavine Drives Braves Toward World Series Sweep
Tom Glavine pitched seven innings of one run baseball as Atlanta beat New York 1 0 at Shea Stadium in Game 3 of the NLCS. The Braves lead 3 0, aiming for their first World Series since 1996 behind a quiet pitching performance and a first inning error lead.
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Rick Reed
Braves
Rocker
Jones
John Rocker
Larry
Mike Remlinger
Walt Weiss
Todd Pratt
Melvin Mora
Rey Ordonez
Rdew York
New York
Mets
John Olerud
Robin Ventura
Benny
Agbayani
Mora
Cci Ya
Glavine
Olerud
Mike Piazza
Ventura
Atlanta
al Leiter
Gerald Williams
Bret Boone
Leiter
Williams
Boone
Piazza
Brian Jordan
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Orena Herald
Hendrick Motorsports
Hendrick Team
Victory Lane
Edge Atchison
Brian Franklin
Jed Killough
Ottawa Herald
CTC
S. Cedar
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