Panthers remove Greg Hardy from active roster
The Carolina Panthers halted Greg Hardy from active duty pending resolution of his domestic violence case. He remains paid and at the facility but will not practice, with an expected absence through November amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Winston benched for first half in Florida State Clemson showdown
Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston will miss the first half after inflammatory comments about women. Interim president Garnett S. Stokes and athletic director Stan Wilcox announced internal discipline without details. The incident follows a string of off field troubles. Winston did not play in the first half against Clemson.
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Welker cleared to play after suspension cut in half
Wes Welker said missing games due to his concussion issues was unfortunate but beneficial. The Denver wide receiver, coming off a third concussion in 10 months, will return for the Seahawks game after a shortened suspension.
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Local high school sports schedule
Varsity volleyball Dexter plays Tucumcari while Gateway Christian meets NMMI at 6 30 pm Hagerman visits Mescalero at 4 pm VCA travels to Hondo at 5 30 pm Boys soccer NMMI faces Clovis at 6 pm Junior varsity volleyball Gateway Christian contest NMMI Hagerman Mescalero TBA Freshman football Roswell vs Lovington at 4 pm Freshman volleyball Dexter against Tucumcari at noon
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Cincinnati Open Heralds Storied Tennis Legacy
The Cincinnati Open began in 1899 as the oldest US tennis tournament in its original city now called the Cincinnati Masters and Women's Open. In boxing 1946 Joe Louis retained the world heavyweight title by KOing Tami Mauriello at Yankee Stadium. In football 1965 Texas El Paso QB Bill Stoehme? Stevene racked 483 yards in a game vs North Texas State with receiver Chuck Hughes adding 349. In 1996 Roger Clemens struck out 20 and pitched a four-hitter to spur Boston past Detroit 4 0.
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