Hall of Fame Inductees Show Emotion at Enshrinement Ceremony
Bud Grant finally shed tears during his Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement in Canton as he credited his father and reflected on a career with the Minnesota Vikings from 1967 to 1985. Joining him were Tony Dorsett, Jimmy Johnson, Leroy Kelly, Jackie Smith, and Randy White in an emotional ceremony.
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
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Martin takes 2nd, wins IROC
Unser Jr. earned his eighth IROC victory and third at Michigan International Speedway: passing Martin on lap 47 after a midrace slip, while Martin held second to secure the series championship and a $200,000 prize and Avenger car. Wallace finished third with Earnhardt fourth amid a multi-driver scramble on the two mile oval.
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Bowden and D'Alemberto clash over Florida State suspensions
Florida State University faces NCAA scrutiny after president Sandy D'Alemberte suspended four players, including Derrick Brooks, Tiger McMillen, and Patrick McNeil, for a November footlocker shopping spree. Bowden criticized the punishments as excessive while an internal probe nets about $3,000 in recovered merchandise.
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Derrick Brooks
Tiger McMillen
Patrick McNeil
Forrest Conoly
Raul Bey
Bey
Corey Sawyer
Ken Alexander
Sean Jackson
Marvin Ferrell
Kevin Knox
Marcus Long
D’alemberto
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Pride near eagle leads Federal Ex Classic in Memphis
Dicky Pride nearly aced No. 17 and led at 14 under after 54 holes, but a water-banked bogey at the 18th dropped him into a three-way tie atop the Federal Express St Jude Classic with Russ Cochran and Gil Morgan. Trevino and Sigel also contended in other events.
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Gene Sayers
Guaranty
Mississippi
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