Former RFA star wins at Dartmouth Relays
Lubert Lewis from Rome Free Academy, running for the Syracuse Chargers, won the men's 400 meters at the Dartmouth Relays in Hanover New Hampshire with a time of 49.43 seconds. The Chargers finished second in the men's 4x400 relay, though team members were not listed.
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Vernon Downs License Put On Hold By State
Vernon Downs racing license renewal is delayed as the state cites unpaid bills and a missing fire inspection. The Racing and Wagering Board notes debts of over 525,000 to the breeders fund and 5,200 to another fund. Prack officials say oversights are being corrected and unpaid bills resolved.
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Pitino backs off push for UNLV head coach job
Pitino signals delay in pursuing UNLV head coaching post after earlier hints of a near-term decision. He told reporters he asked for time and promised his wife he would delay any jump, opting to wait beyond the initial two-week window.
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Hall of Fame Ted Williams to undergo heart surgery
Hall of Fame player Ted Williams, 82, planned to have open heart surgery at New York Presbyterian Hospital. A source said he had been hospitalized two months after a pacemaker procedure and would be operated on by Dr Wayne.
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Penguins add another former star to lineup
The Pittsburgh Penguins completed a two day trade spree reacquiring former Stanley Cup star Kevin Stevens from the Flyers and defenseman Jiri Slegr to Atlanta. They also added 6 foot 8 forward Steve McKenna and forward Kryszysztof Oliwa from Columbus for a third round draft pick while trading minor leaguer John Slaney.
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Iowa State defeats Hofstra as Sanderson ties record
Cael Sanderson remains unbeaten and matches an Iowa State record with his 100th consecutive victory as the Cyclones beat Hofstra 32 10 in Ames. Sanderson wrestles at 184 pounds and duplicates Dan Gables school mark of 100 straight wins from 1967 to 1970.
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Giants rout to third straight Super Bowl in dominant win
New York Giants crush Minnesota 41-0 at Meadowlands sealing a return to the Super Bowl as Kerry Collins dazzles with five touchdown passes and 381 yards. The offense carries the win while coach Jim Fassel had predicted a playoff run after a rough start, guiding the team through adversity to Tampa Bay.
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Ravens hit Super Bowl on defense after 16 3 win over Raiders
Baltimore’s defense stifles Oakland as a lone 96-yard pass play by Trent Dilfer fuels a 16-3 victory to send the Ravens to their first Super Bowl in franchise history. Giants loom with a tougher defense and stronger offense after a 41-0 title-game win.
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Wells declines second Big Apple bite in Wells trade
Ex-Yankee star David Wells will not join the New York Mets. Toronto trades Wells to the Chicago White Sox for four players including pitchers Mike Sirotka Kevin Beirne and right-hander Matt DeWitt. Wells sought a Mets move but the White Sox win the sweep in this deal.
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Furyk Wins Mercedes Championship After Sabbatini Miss
At Kapalua Hawaii Rory Sabbatini failed a 3-foot birdie putt on the final hole and finished one behind Jim Furyk who captured the Mercedes Championships. Sabbatini ended at 17 under after a late error while Furyk posted a 274 total with rounds of 69 69 69 67.
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