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'Bruce' is ugly, but heftiness counts Eleven-year-old wins $2,000 prize
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Holyfield has eye on prize

DALLAS -- As Evander Holyfield stood in the hallway signing autographs, his trainer, Ronnie Shields, had a chance to relax.

 

 

NU's Clow gets win at tennis tourney, but not prize

Stempson and doubles partner Fungai Tongoona made the most of their chances.

 

 

Crane conservationist to receive $100,000 prize
George Archibald of Baraboo, the pioneering researcher who has danced with cranes and traveled the world to protect them, is to receive the first $100,000 Indianapolis Prize today for his contributions to animal protection.

 



'Bruce' is ugly, but heftiness counts Eleven-year-old wins $2,000 prize

It wasn't a beauty contest.

Had it been a contest of looks, some cabbage other than "Bruce" might have won the Giant Cabbage Weigh-Off on Friday night at the Alaska State Fair.Even its grower, 11-year-old Brenna Dinkel of the famous cabbage-growing Dinkel family of Wasilla, admits that.

Just before the weighing began in front of the packed grandstands in the huge Farm Exhibits barn, she pointed out one particularly gooey leaf to her friends.

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