Tyson wins license to box again in Nevada
Mike Tyson was granted a boxing license by the Nevada Athletic Commission by a 4-1 vote after he pleaded for a chance to box to earn a living. Muhammad Ali and Magic Johnson testified in support, saying Tyson deserved another shot despite past mistakes. Tyson fought back tears as supporters celebrated, while he denied accusations tied to a Maryland incident.
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Question of the Week idea submission call line
Citizens are invited to propose a Question of the Week by calling 256-5620 ext. 23. Send your name address and daytime phone number to ensure the idea and contact details are on file for follow up.
Upset Saturday: Temple and Rutgers Win Big in Big East
Temple shocked Virginia Tech 28 24 in Blacksburg while Rutgers beat Pittsburgh 25 21 in Pittsburgh. Coaches praised both programs as momentum grows for Temple and Rutgers, with comments from Wallace Shea Nehlen OBrien Harris Beamer and Davis.
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Padres seek spark as Game 3 shifts to West Coast
San Diego batter Tony Gwynn noted the Padres must flip luck after a 2-0 deficit to the New York Yankees in the World Series. David Cone starts against Sterling Hitchcock as San Diego eyes pitching and defense for a comeback amid sun drenched QualComm Stadium.
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Perceived snub drives Wyoming East to top leaderboard
Wyoming East led after round one of the Class AA A state golf tournament at The Pines, firing a 322 and a five shot edge. Sophomore Don Jones led with a 72, joined by Ben Muscari, Chase Waggoner, and Jeremy McGraw as the Warriors ignore pressure from Charleston Catholic and others in pursuit of the program’s first state title.
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George shines as Pines hosts state golf tournament
Fayetteville junior Scott George shot 1 over 72 to lead the Class AAA race at The Pines state tournament, matching Wyom ing East rival Don Jones two strokes behind. George paired a pristine tee-to-green round with 15 greens hit and eagle-level approach on par fives, while Mike Ross highlighted the front nine struggles of others.
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