Diamondbacks reach first World Series behind Johnson
Randy Johnson pitched the Arizona Diamondbacks past the Atlanta Braves 3-2 in Game 5 to clinch the NL title. Craig Counsell earned MVP honors with a .381 average and five runs, as Arizona reached the World Series in their fourth year, with Curt Schilling applauding from the dugout and Byung-Hyun Kim earning the save. Johnson, 38, earns his second win in six days and steps toward baseball’s biggest stage against the Yankees or Mariners.
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Bobby Cox
Erubiel Durazo
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Steve Finley
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Dexter Football Keeps Hope Alive With Big District Win
Dexter High defeats Tucumcari 27-17 to start a five game stretch. Sergio Navarez returns a 12 yard interception for a score and seals the win with a late pick. Anthony Bonda and Gomez share QB duties while Bonda adds a 90 yard kickoff return. Navarez also blocks a punt and records eight tackles.
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Anthony Gomez
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Darren Dunlap
Gilbert Jimenez
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Chargers Dominate Broncos Behind Flutie Graham TDs
The San Diego Chargers beat Denver 27 10 as Doug Flutie connected with Jeff Graham twice for touchdowns. Rookie Zeke Moreno forced a fumble and Marcellus Wiley' s defense sealed the win lifting San Diego to 4 2 while Denver fell to 3 3 and in fourth in the AFC West. Junior Seau left with an injury but planned to play next week.
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Earnhardt Jr. wins EA Sports 500 at Talladega
Dale Earnhardt Jr. clinched the EA Sports 500 at Talladega Superspeedway overcoming late pressure from Bobby Labonte who collided with the wall after a final-lap clash. Labonte led late but was blocked by Labonte and Hamilton as Earnhardt surged ahead with Jeff Burton pushing. The victory follows controversy over Daytona and engine rules earlier in the season.
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