Cowboys Lock Tyron Smith To Eight Year $98 Million Extension
Tyron Smith signed an eight year extension worth 98 million dollars, pushing total deal value to 110 million over a 10 year span through 2023. The left tackle joins Tony Romo as Cowboys with contracts over 100 million, reflecting the team’s plan to secure a premier blocker regardless of prior personal disputes.
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Amaro remains unfazed by rocky Jets camp
Jets tight end Jace Amaro, after a rough practice, listens to general manager John Idzik who urges patience. The 6-5, 265-pound rookie from Texas Tech, a prolific college receiver, adapts to a new pro offense while overcoming knee tendinitis and learning play language.
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Triathlons Lead Weekend At Cahoon Park Event
The 28th Annual Super Kids Triathlon and Adult Wince War Competition occur Saturday August 2 at Cahoon Park. Kids compete in three age groups while adults race varied distances and a new Co-Ed Team Triathlon combines three teammates. Entry by August 1 is 10 dollars, later 12, with morning registration and helmet rules.
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Broncos Harris returns to full pads in practice
Denver cornerback Chris Harris Jr. wore pads for the first time since injuring his knee in the playoff win over San Diego. He participated in practice at Sports Authority Field in wet conditions, saying he was not tentative and felt confident despite the rain.
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Rangers top Yankees 3-2 as Colby Lewis shines in Arlington
Colby Lewis worked seven strong innings to outpitch Hiroki Kuroda and snap a seven-series drought for Texas. Elvis Andrus drove in a run, Adrian Beltre scored on Leonys Martin, and Neftali Feliz closed with a perfect ninth for his third save.
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Spotlight Sports: Historic Davis Cup and MLB Feats Across Years
A concise recap of notable sports moments: 1932 France defeats the United States 3-2 to claim its sixth straight Davis Cup. 1934 Britain led by Fred Perry and Bunny Austin defeats the United States 4-1 at Wimbledon for the title. 1954 Joe Adcock hits four homers and a double in the Braves 15-7 win over Brooklyn. 1963 Indians hit four straight homers in the same inning with Woody Held and others contributing. 1972 Dick Allen becomes first since 1950 with two inside the park homers as White Sox top Twins 8-1. 1983 Jan Stephenson wins the U S Women’s Open by one stroke. 1990 Nolan Ryan secures his 300th win as Rangers beat Brewers 11-3.
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