Giants Stadium shutdown as NFL cancels games after World Trade Center attack
Empty parking lots and closed entrances marked a day without football as the NFL canceled all games following the World Trade Center attacks. Fans, security staff, and volunteers near Giants Stadium in New Jersey and across the league aided relief efforts while teams postponed play.
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Ryder Cup Postponed One Year After US Attacks
The Ryder Cup board announces postponement of the 34th matches from Sept 28-30 at The Belfry to September 2002 due to the September 11 attacks. PGA of America confirms cooperation and aims to reschedule at the same venue in Europe with mutual planning.
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Eight Wyoming runners killed in head on crash
Eight University of Wyoming cross country athletes died when their SUV collided with a one ton pickup on U.S. 287 near Laramie at 1 30 a m. The driver Clinton Haskins 21 of Maybell Colorado was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Montoya Wins Somber Italian Grand Prix At Monza
Juan Montoya edged Rubens Barrichello by 5.1 seconds to claim his first Formula One victory in a restrained Monza race. The event honored terrorism victims with a quiet response and a minute of silence as drivers debated a no passing rule after a weekend marked by tragedy.
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Races resume as baseball returns amid national reflection
In the wake of national tragedy major league baseball restarts with standings intact and Barry Bonds pursuing McGwire’s home run record. Players wear flags, fans unite in patriotic displays, and President Bush says sport helps America move forward. Other pro and college sports follow.
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Broncos edge Matadors in 33 17 victory at NMMI
NMMI Broncos capitalized on an Arizona Western fumble and punt block to surge ahead and stay in front 33 17. Porter brothers powered scoring drives including a 1 yard run by Preston and a 17 yard burst by Jamil, while a defensive 87 yard return sealed the win. Roswell volleyballers drop in Sweet 16 after Las Cruces rout.
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