Новости за 17.10.2016

LANDOVER, Md. — Vernon Davis can retire his jump shot, but the rest of his all-around game comes in handy for the Washington Redskins. The veteran tight end caught a touchdown pass as the Redskins (4-2) won their fourth in a row, and he could be counted on to start again next Sunday at the

LOS ANGELES — The Latest on the investigation into a shooting that left three people dead and 12 wounded, two gravely, at a restaurant operating out of a converted home. (all times local): 3:30 p.m. Los Angeles police have arrested two suspects in the shooting that left three people dead and 12 wounded at a

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Beyoncé played at Gillette Stadium in June. Guns N’ Roses was here in July. Kenny Chesney performed on the Patriots’ field in August, and Bruce Springsteen sang in September. Everyone from Lionel Messi to Jacoby Brissett played at the home of the four-time Super Bowl champions over the past nine months. Everyone,

LANDOVER, Md. — On the very first play from scrimmage, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz’s jersey was ripped apart as he got sacked. Things never really got a whole lot better for Wentz — or the rest of his suddenly reeling team, for that matter — during what would become a 27-20 loss to the

INDIANAPOLIS — A former Indianapolis black church once headed toward demolition has been saved and converted into apartments. Built in 1924, Phillips Temple was the largest African American-owned church in Indiana. Its sanctuary seated 1,500 people. The temple fell into disrepair and Indianapolis Public Schools bought it in 2011, intending to tear it down to

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Jay Ajayi talked with his offensive line before Sunday’s game about his yardage objective, and at the time the numbers discussed seemed outrageously optimistic. After all, the Miami Dolphins’ second-year pro had never had a 100-yard day. “I told him before the game, ‘Let’s go for a couple of hundred,” guard

STORRS, Conn. — The former longtime head coach of the Connecticut Huskies ice hockey team, who transitioned them to Division I status, has died. Bruce Marshall was 54. The University of Connecticut and New Hampshire’s Franklin Pierce University, where he was the current head hockey coach, said Marshall died Saturday. A four-year letter winner in

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher had been saying the past couple weeks that wide receiver Travis Rudolph would get his opportunity to make more plays. On Saturday against Wake Forest, the junior had a chance to show why many thought he frequently would be doing more. Rudolph had career highs in receptions

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — No matter what kind of misfortune befalls Kevin Harvick in the early rounds of the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship, his team always seems to get things together when it matters. The No. 4 crew did it again Sunday. One week after a mechanical issue doomed him to a lousy

PARIS — The reaction from Dijon players was as fiery as the mustard the eastern French town is famed for, following a last-minute penalty that denied the struggling team a valuable win at Saint-Etienne on Sunday. After the French league match finished 1-1, Dijon captain Cedric Varrault and another player were restrained in the tunnel

MILAN — Inter Milan captain Mauro Icardi can do no right, it seems, and a missed penalty in a 2-1 defeat by Cagliari in Serie A on Sunday won’t help at all. Icardi had a fantastic start to the season, with six goals in seven matches, but angered a section of fans known as “Ultras”

DETROIT — A western Upper Peninsula man has finished first in the 39th annual Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon in Detroit. Alan Peterson of Bessemer finished the race Sunday in 2 hours, 19 minutes, 20 seconds. Russia’s Lioudmila Kortchaguina is the women’s winner, crossing the finish line in 2 hours, 43 minutes, 54 seconds. The

NEW ORLEANS — After Drew Brees broke another NFL record with his latest 400-plus-yard passing performance, he stood on a podium and moved his right hand in an ascending motion while discussing the direction of the New Orleans Saints. “We want to be on this trajectory,” Brees said as he moved his hand up and