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| |  Retired NBA star Chauncey Billups and current WNBA star Allie Quigley knocked out current NBA stars during ESPN's HORSE Challenge Sunday night. |   | | |  In perhaps the finest hour of a career unmatched in golf, Jack Nicklaus won the 1986 Masters by overcoming an international corps of the game's finest players in a dramatic run over the final nine hilly holes at the Augusta National Golf Club, a stretch he played in a record-matching 30. | | | | |  Daytona Beach Mainland cornerback Meiko Dotson, who has played at Georgia Tech, Garden City Community College and FAU, announced he will spend his final college season at Florida State. | | | | |  What will the Redskins do with the No. 2 overall pick? Where will the quarterbacks end up? Let's dive into the most intriguing questions ahead of the NFL draft. | | | | |  Here is a Miami Dolphins Q & A where the South Florida Sun Sentinel's Safid Deen provides some insight on questions from fans on social media. | | | | |  New Miami Hurricanes receivers coach Rob Likens had a long journey before landing at UM. | | | | |  The third week of September 1918 was indeed an exciting time for Hartford and its sports fans. The Red Sox had wrapped up the World Series when Babe Ruth defeated the Cubs at Fenway Park. And though the Spanish Flu pandemic that would kill more Americans than the Civil War, both sides, was raging through Connecticut, so was Babe Ruth, baseball's biggest star, a man who could not possibly have grasped the concept of social distancing. His barnstorming tour made two stops in Hartford, drawing big crowds. | | | | |  Citing his family, the Cubs said he died of natural causes in Florida. | | | | |
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