Gerald Ford gives testimony on his qualifications to become Vice President of the United States
Members of the Senate Rules Committee listen to Rep. Gerald Ford (C) testify on November 1, 1973, on his qualification to be Vice president. In front row of committee table are, left to right: Sen. Claiborne Pell (D-RI); Howard Cannon (D-NV); Marlow Cook (R-KY); Robert Griffin (R-MI); and Mark Hatfield (R-OR). (UPI Photo/Files)
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National Football League players believe the team doctor works more in the interest of owners than the players, a players union survey indicates.
It's "a new era" in Washington, a member of the venerable Hogettes declared, as the group of Redskins fans said they will no longer wear dresses to games.
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III underwent knee surgery to repair a torn lateral collateral ligament, people familiar with his condition said.
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Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III will undergo surgery soon to repair a torn ligament in his right knee, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
Report: Exam shows Griffin tore ligaments ... Colts coach Arians released from hospital ... Pacers hand extension to Coach Vogel ... Rangers sign Lance Berkman to 1-year deal ... Sports news from United Press International.
Magnetic scans indicate Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III has sustained partially torn knee ligaments, the Washington Post reported Monday.
Marshawn Lynch put Seattle ahead with a 27-yard TD run Sunday and the Seahawks rallied past Washington 24-14 in an NFC wild card playoff game.
Super Bowl chase begins Saturday ... Chiefs hire Andy Reid as head coach ... PGA Tour's first round of 2013 wiped out ... Pistons survive late drought to down Hawks ... Sports news from United Press International.
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