Bettis headlines colorful 2015 Pro Football Hall of Fame class
Jerome Bettis led the 2015 Hall of Fame enshrinement in Canton Ohio with an emotional pep rally style tribute. Junior Seau posthumous induction framed by Seau family legal battles against the NFL marked the night’s emotional high, while rivals like Charles Haley and Will Shields delivered reflective speeches.
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Flores Jorge win Superkids Triathlon in Roswell
The Roswell Recreation Department's Superkids and Adult Wince Wuz Triathlon drew over 44 participants at Cahoon Park. Winners include Ad Flores in the adults with 38 55, Amanda Jorge in Adult Ladies 56 06, and Madeline Williams tops 6 8 girls at 14 57.
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Big Unit honored as Dbacks retire No. 51
Randy Johnson thanked fans and teammates as the Arizona Diamondbacks retired his No. 51. The six time top pitcher won four NL Cy Young Awards, a World Series title, and a perfect game at age 40. Johnson noted his eight seasons with Arizona included a famous hitless pitch and two stints with the club.
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