Colts 29 Bears 17 seal Super Bowl XL victory
Tony Dungy became first African American coach to win a Super Bowl guiding the Colts to a 29 17 victory over the Bears in a rain soaked game Chicago led 16 14 at halftime but Colts offensive balance led by Peyton Manning and Dominic Rhodes and Joseph Addai sealed the win Desmond Hester's opening kickoff return for a TD highlighted the game while Rex Grossman and Bears turnovers doomed Chicago.
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Peyton Manning seals Super Bowl win for Colts in rainy siege
In a hard fought victory the Colts beat the Bears 29 17 with Peyton Manning claiming the MVP trophy. Archie Manning and brothers watched from a suite as Manning overcame jitters to lead a controlled offense and secure a career crowning ring. Tony Dungy praised his quarterback as already great and a future Hall of Famer.
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Olmsted Falls Clinches White West Title With 5-2 Win
Olmsted Falls overcame early Bay goals with a dominant 46-15 shot edge and three straight power plays to seize control. Jason Kolar scored three times, Buddy Gerus and Mike Sturm added goals, and the Bulldogs held Bay to limited scoring en route to a 5-2 victory at Winterhurst securing the White West championship.
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Henderson leads Demons past Meteors in route to win
In Middleburg Heights, Brooke Henderson put up 21 points and Amelia Serrat added 10 as Westlake defeated Midpark 51-39 in a Southwestern Conference girls basketball game.
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Cavaliers Struggle as Pistons Dominate 70 Point Second Half
Cavaliers fail to attack the basket and shoot poorly from three as Detroitsslides to victory. LeBron James scores 21 on 9 of 22 from the field while Cleveland falls 92 to 70 after a tepid second half. Pistons control the game with Chauncey Billups 18 points and 10 assists leading the way.
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