Sooners Trap Texas In A Big 12 Showdown
Oklahoma State, led by Jason White and Quentin Griffin, edged Texas 14-3 in Dallas with a fourth down option run and a trick punt play setting up the Sooners' scores. Texas mount a late surge but could not move the ball, while Miami Florida and other top teams posted decisive wins.
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Gwynn to retire after 20 Padres seasons in 2001
Tony Gwynn announces retirement after 20 major league seasons all with the San Diego Padres. The 41 year old slugger with 3140 hits and a .338 career average plans to coach at San Diego State after this final game. He says fans and the Padres will miss him but looks forward to the next chapter.
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Gwynn To Be Honored As He Retires From MLB
San Diego star Tony Gwynn to retire after a storied career with the Padres. He plans to work as a volunteer assistant to coach Jim Dietz at San Diego State while preparing for life after baseball. Career highlights include a two run homer in the 1998 World Series and his 3000th hit in 1999.
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Bonds sets record pace amid Giants loss to Dodgers
Barry Bonds belted his 71st homer as the Giants fell 6-2 to the Dodgers, capping a historic season. He leads MLB in walks at 177 and holds a .326 average with 136 RBIs, while teammates and fans react to a season that could land him a fourth MVP award.
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