Red Sox rout Cardinals in Game 1 of World Series
Boston pushes to an 8-1 victory over St Louis as Lester wins in seven plus innings. Napoli drives in three on a three run double after umpires reversed a blown call. Ortiz contributes a two run homer as errors and miscues plague the Cardinals.
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Eastern New Mexico offers to vacate multiple sports victories
Eastern New Mexico University proposes erasing eight teams across four seasons and all wins by four teams in a fifth season due to violations by athletes. Athletic director Jeff Geiser cites minor infractions from misinformed advising including amateur status and 75 25 rule failures while stressing no intentional misconduct and accountability at the athletics department level.
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NMMI Broncos Sweep Western Texas in three sets
NMMI improved to 2-? this year in WJCAC play with a 3-0 win over Western Texas at Cahoon Armory. Coach Shelby Forchtner praised the late-season form as critical for securing a top seed and eyed a rematch with Odessa on Saturday for the Region V West Championship. The Broncos took set scores 25-21 25-16 25-19.
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Shanahan returns to Denver as Washington coach
Shanahan, the only Broncos coach to win a Super Bowl, returns to Denver with the Washington Redskins nearly five years after leaving. He calls Denver home and speaks with mixed sentiment about his return to the city he helped build.
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Metcalf's 91 and 75 yard TDs spark Browns past Steelers
On this day in 1993 Eric Metcalf returns two punts for touchdowns, a 91 yard first score and a 75 yard late tally, lifting Cleveland to a 28-23 win over Pittsburgh.
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