Redskins sold in record NFL bid for over 700 million
Washington Redskins and Jack Kent Cooke Stadium were sold for more than 700 million dollars in the NFLs costliest bidding war. A Milstein Snyder group led by Howard Milstein Edward Snyder and Daniel Snyder secured the deal aided by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. The sale ends Cooke family control since 1974 and must gain three quarters of owners approval during Super Bowl week.
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Duval Captures Mercedes With Nine Stroke Margin
David Duval fired a 5 under par 68 to cap a record 266 and win the Mercedes Championships by nine strokes at Kapalua Plantation. He topped Mark O'Meara and Billy Mayfair who tied for second at 275, with Vijay Singh and Tiger Woods close behind.Duval embraced a dominant stretch, aiming to prolong his hot run after a season highlighted by four wins and the Vardon Trophy.
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Fred Funk
Welch defends Salt Lake bid in Olympic bribery case
Former Salt Lake Organizing Committee president Tom Welch says his group acted responsibly in securing the 2002 Winter Olympics, denying bribery and admitting cash gifts to IOC members as contributions. He cited $50,000 to Jean-Claude Ganga for African children and a $10,000 donation to Sergio Santander Fantini’s campaign, noting no vote buying.
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Shell recalls Red Right 88 as Browns eye coaching role
Art Shell, interviewing for the Browns head coach job, reflects on the 1981 AFC playoff loss known as Red Right 88 amid bitter cold and a critical interception by Mike Davis that preserved a Browns win. Browns president Carmen Policy quips the play won’t recur.
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Crunch players spark win as Karic lauds team effort
Midfielder Adam Cornett and backup keeper Nick DiCello scored first points of the season during a fourth quarter burst. Cornett assisted on Marinaro's third goal while DiCello aided Lester Felician's 3 pointer to finish Cleveland's scoring as Karic praised the team’s varied personalities finally meshing. The Crunch head to Edmonton then Wichita for the NPSL All-Star Game with Karic Marinaro and Schmetzer named to the American Conference starting lineup for the seventh time for Karic and Marinaro, first for Schmetzer.
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Crunch 28 Heat 13 in Harrisburg hockey clash
Play-by-play shows Cleveland first period entries and penalties. Key scorers include Marinara, Boney, Regis, Harro, and Vaal with multiple two-point plays. Final score reads CLE 18 HAR 42 with goaltender saves by Ortoseny and Kuba.
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