This Day in Sports Highlights 1937 1973 1982 1991 1993 1996 2001 2003 2007 2008 2010 2011 2013
Tris Speaker Cy Young Hall of Fame election noted. UCLA tops Notre Dame 82 63 for 61st straight win. Geoff Houston 27 assists in Cavaliers win. Giants edge Bills 20 19 in close Super Bowl. Sumo Yokozuna Chad Rowan foreign rank. Judy Bell first woman USGA president. Capriati defeats Hingis for Australian Open. Maier wins Kitzbuhel World Cup. Serena Williams routs Sharapova Australian Open. Djokovic defeats Tsonga in Australian Open final. Staal MVP NHL All Star. Arenas and Crittenton suspended over gun incident. Federer ousted by Djokovic in Australian Open semis. Djokovic three consecutive Australian Opens. Aaron claims US Figure Skating title third place.
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Weekend NBA Roundup Timezone: Not specified
Sunday results feature 13 games with notable scores. Key wins include Miami over Chicago 96 84 Cleveland over Oklahoma City 108 98 and Toronto over Detroit 114 110. OT thriller Milwaukee edged New York 110 105.
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Keys Effort Pushes to Grand Slam Quarterfinals at Australian Open
Madison Keys, 19, advances to her first Grand Slam quarterfinal after beating Madison Brengle 6-2 6-4. Serena Williams battles illness but defeats Garbine Muguruza 2-6 6-3 6-2 to set up a clash with Dominika Cibulkova. Cibulkova upset Victoria Azarenka 6-2 3-6 6-3, while Stanislas Wawrinka and Milos Raonic advance in men's play at Rod Laver Arena.
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Broad NBA and NHL games plus multiple league signings update
A scheduling slate covers NBA games including Detroit at Philadelphia and Portland at Cleveland with 7 to 10:30 p.m. starts, plus NHL matchups such as Arizona at Philadelphia and Winnipeg at Pittsburgh. The baseball page notes signings and minor league deals across American and National Leagues, while football lists Bills staff additions and Packers player signings.
Media Day antics mix eccentric stunts with buildup to 19-0 dream
A media day crowd of over 5,500 gathers at the US Airways Center as the Patriots chase an unprecedented 19-0 season. The event features playful pranks and bold flirtations from fans while players like Tom Brady and Richard Sherman draw attention. Proposals and unusual outfits punctuate the circus atmosphere.
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Seattle Freezes Zavaleta Rights for 2016 Draft Pick
Seattle Sounders traded the rights to Eriq Zavaleta to Toronto FC for a 2016 second round draft pick. Toronto FC signed defender Damien Perquis and others announced moves across leagues including Armata FC naming Guillermo Hoyos co head coach and Alabama naming Tosh Luppi outside linebackers coach. North Dakota State extended football coach Chris Klieman through 2021.
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Hagerman at NMMI Girls Basketball Clash
Hagerman travels to New Mexico Military Institute for a 5 PM girls basketball game against NMMI. The schedule lists Carrizozo at Lake Arthur and Hagerman at NMMI with game times around 5 PM.
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ESPN-Nebraska Faces Michigan In Prime Time Matchup
Tonight features ESPN as Nebraska visits Michigan for a men’s college basketball showdown. Other high profile games include West Virginia at Kansas State and Pittsburgh at Virginia across ESPN networks.
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Colts rally as Kelt lauds bigs and Tirado hits key free throws
Colts Kelt praised offensive mindset and front-line play after a night of balanced scoring led by Todd Dennis and Tira do tallies of nine points each. Eunice’s Jose Luis Rodriguez led with 17 as NMMI built and held small leads, finally extending to 42-38 after three. The Institute hits the court again Tuesday against Hagerman, whom they beat in December.
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Broncos top defense powers must-win win over Plainsmen
Broncos ride exceptional defense to a must-win, with Dane Williams pouring 16 points and Berry leading NMMI with 17. Schooley praised team effort and energy while noting rebounding as a concern. Next up, home game Thursday against Western Texas College who beat them earlier.
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Full jury seated for Hernandez murder trial in Blizzard
A full jury was seated in the Aaron Hernandez murder trial as a blizzard delayed opening statements. Bristol County Superior Court Judge Susan Garsh announced the 18 jurors, with 13 women and 5 men, and six chosen as alternates. Hernandez is accused of killing Odin Lloyd, 27, in June 2013.
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