Moss Signs Four Year Deal With Vikings At Camp
Receiver Randy Moss signed a four year contract worth about 4.5 million dollars with the Minnesota Vikings at Mankato training camp. The deal includes a 2 million signing bonus. Moss, an All American from Marshall, expressed satisfaction and said his next contract should be bigger while focusing on family security. The signing completed the Vikings’ under contract roster on the camp’s first day.
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Tragic crash at U S 500 kills three fans at Michigan Speedway
At U S 500 in Brooklyn Michigan three spectators died and six were injured when debris from Adrian Fernandezs car struck the fourth turn grandstand. The race continued as Greg Moore won after a record 62 lead changes.
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Gordon wins Pennsylvan ia 500 at Pocono after late pit boost
Jeff Gordon of Pittsboro Ind survived a bump from Dale Earnhardt then used a quick pit stop to reclaim the lead and win the Pennsylvan ia 500 at Pocono International Raceway in Long Pond Pa Gordon led most of the early laps before a caution changed the pacing and he and Earnhardt traded near misses in a furious late fight before Gordon sealed victory in Victory Lane
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Hall inductees honor Doby Sutton at Cooperstown ceremony
Hall of Fame ceremonies in Cooperstown honor Larry Doby, the first Black player in the American League, alongside Don Sutton and three others. Doby recalled breaking color barriers with pride while Sutton thanked family and teammates after a 23-year pitching career.
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Chamberlain wins Beckley-USA 100 at Beckley Motor Speedway
Denny Chamberlain wasted no time charging to the front and led the rest of the 22-car field to win the Beckley-USA 100 earning $10,000. Booper Bare pressured the leader for much of the final 50 laps as a spinout restart shuffled the pack. But Chamberlain held on with solid laps while Butch McGill climbed from 15th to finish in the top five.
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