Packers edge Bears in a hard fought 20 12 win
The Green Bay Packers beat Chicago 20 12 to move to 6 2 and share the NFC Central lead. Brett Favre led a veteran showing as Chicago remains in playoff contention and a rematch in Green Bay looms December 9.
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Ravens End Titans Hope With Sneak Stop
Baltimore defeated Tennessee 16-10 as Steve McNair was denied at the 1 yard line on the final play. The Ravens stuffed the quarterback sneak after a late controversial ruling, fading the Titans from victory in Nashville.
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Cowboys face injury woes after loss to Falcons
Cowboys players including Dexter Coakley and Orantes Grant suffered knee injuries while Emmitt Smith sat out with a sprain. Tim Seder Jackie Harris Troy Hambrick and Johnny Huggins also injured as Ryan Leaf started at quarterback. Coach Campo said the team was not in good shape and prepares for a home game against Philadelphia.
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Broncos dominate as NMMI routs in 1st half
NMMI opened with a 21 point lead after a 13 0 run and cruised to a win behind Salee 17 second half points. Nickerson 18 Arthur 15 and Curtis Marshall 12 led the Broncos while Tonio Atkins 14 and Kenya Cager 10 paced the Pioneers. Franklin praised rebounding and noted 27 turnovers for NMMI and 25 for Wayland Baptist. NMMI to face Lubbock Christian JV at 7 30 p.m. tonight at Cahoon Armory.
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McGwire Leaves Cardinals Amid Free Agency Rumors
Cardinals weigh a payroll trim from 80 million to 70 million and consider replacing Mark McGwire with free agents such as Tino Martinez or Moises Alou while eyeing Albert Pujols at first base. Sosa praised McGwire’s decision as a class act after the faxed retirement notice reached Busch Stadium.
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Baseball Rookie of the Year winners by league list
The record lists MLB Rookie of the Year winners by year and league from 1949 onward for the AL and NL, naming players such as Roy Sievers 1949 and Ichiro Suzuki 2001, with notes on unanimous selections and early league policy. It also includes erroneous fragments and scattered names from 1947 1960s entries.
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