Steve Young and Chargers loom in Super Bowl Miami
Miami previews the Super Bowl with Steve Young leading the 49ers against the San Diego Chargers. The piece notes Young’s vast earnings, humorous anecdotes about uncashed checks, teammates like Harris Barton and Natrone Means, and other players' quirks. It mentions Deion Sanders hosting SNL, Joe Montana’s AFC rooting, and Frank Gifford’s TV role.
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Seifert's rise from Ithaca to 49ers Super Bowl favorite
Seifert, once an Ivy League loser in Ithaca, has built San Francisco into a Super Bowl favorite since 1989. The article details his steady, controversial path, quirky habits, and pressure ahead of a pivotal game against the Chargers as DeBartolo and players defend him against critics.
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Crunch rally falls short as Falcons top Crunch 4 2
Springfield defeats Syracuse 4 2 as Mark Wotton and Yannick Dube spark a late crease play but the Crunch fail to mount a sustained comeback. Syracuse trails 2-0 after the first period with penalties and a struggling power play hindering a rally.
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Crunch coach hit with undisclosed fine for abuse of officials
AHL fined Crunch coach Jack McIlhargey for using abusive language after a 4 3 win at Portland on Nov 25. V P Gord Anziano notes this is his second fine of the season for berating officials.
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Pierce Defies Banished Dad in French Open Triumph
Pierce, born in Montreal and raised in Florida, defeated Sanchez Vicario to win a Grand Slam without dropping a set. She praised her mother and spoke with her coach Bollettier by phone, while her banished father was a distant yet joyful presence. The win moves her to third in the world rankings as the tournament neared its end with Sampras and Agassi set for Sunday final.
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