Atrapar a Vernon Davis corre en la pared después de Touchdown de 52 yardas en 49ers-bucaneros juego (VIDEO)

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49ers tight end Vernon Davis capped his 52-yard touchdown catch against the Buccaneers on Sunday by running head-first into the wall. Although he walked slowly back to the sideline, he Davis was able to return in the second half.

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Ejército y la Marina juego incluía una propuesta de matrimonio como Colin Joy de proponérselo (fotos)

Boato y pompa son de esperarse cuando con a ejército y la armada en el campo pero Colin Joy lograron crear un momento conmovedor únicamente antes de las academias de dos servicio expulsado por vez 114 en su legendaria rivalidad. El liniero ofensivo para el ejército propuso a su novia, Nicole Veroline, en el campo en el Lincoln Financial Field de Filadelfia antes de las academias de dos servicio arrancó el tiempo 114.

Un fotógrafo de The Associated Press, Matt Slocum, estaba en mano para el momento en alegría cayó a una de sus rodillas y le hizo la pregunta.

También estaba allí para romper lo que es posiblemente la más romántica imagen deportiva del año 2013. Slocum fotografió el par de besos después dijo, "Sí".

Gracias a una victoria de 34-7 en la nieve, Marina llevó a casa trofeo del comandante en jefe. Para los de la familia de alegría, sin embargo, que pueden haber sido sólo el segundo más importante pieza de hardware se repartió en el día.

Nunca se sabe. Jugador lesionado ejército Carter alegría sólo propuso a Nicole Veroline en media cancha antes del partido. ¡ Wow! pic.twitter.com/FewcjDnQxa

— Lewis Johnson (@LewisJohnsonMG) 14 de diciembre de 2013

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Policía investiga muerte en el Estadio Arrowhead tras juego de jefes-los Broncos

KANSAS CITY, Missouri (AP)-Una persona murió y tres personas bajo custodia tras un altercado, el domingo en el estacionamiento del Estadio Arrowhead, donde estaban los Kansas City Chiefs dentro jugando a los Broncos de Denver.

Portavoz de la policía de Kansas City Snapp Darin dijo a The Associated Press que el incidente era tratado como un homicidio, pero que no habían sido hecho arrestos. SNAPP dijo que la víctima había regresado a su vehículo para encontrar a un extraño en su interior y se produjo una lucha.

La víctima, un hombre de unos 20 años, fue encontrada inconsciente en el pavimento, dijo Snapp. Los paramédicos comenzaron a administrar primeros auxilios antes de que el hombre fue transportado al hospital, donde murió. Su nombre no fue inmediatamente liberado.

"Hablando con varios testigos que estaban aquí en los estacionamientos, había una persona que regresó a su vehículo, vio a alguien dentro del vehículo que no pertenecía. Se produjo una lucha entre los dos. Es entonces cuando el individuo se derrumbó, "Snapp, dijo.

SNAPP dijo que el hombre tenía su hijo con él cuando regresó a su vehículo y que el muchacho — cuya edad no fue inmediatamente conocida — había funcionado por ayuda cuando comenzó la lucha.

SNAPP dijo que había indicios evidentes de cómo murió el hombre.

"No sabemos si la persona tuviera una condición de salud, tuvo un ataque cardíaco. No lo sabemos,"dijo Snapp. "Vamos a investigarlo como homicidio hasta que escuchamos diferentemente. Ahora es una muerte sospechosa, pero vamos a investigar como un homicidio".

Jefes portavoz Ted Crews dijo que el equipo es consciente de los hechos pero no puedes comentar más debido a la investigación policial.

Luces intermitentes de los coches de policía y las ambulancias eran visibles en el estacionamiento del Estadio Arrowhead como coches intentaron salir después del partido.

La muerte vino un año después de los jefes apoyador Jovan Belcher asesinó a su novia, Kasandra Perkins, el 01 de diciembre de 2012, en una casa no muy lejos del estadio. Belcher entonces condujo a instalaciones de práctica del equipo y se suicidó frente entonces el entrenador Romeo Crennel y gerente general Scott Pioli.

En septiembre de 2012, un hombre armado atacó a un empleado de Kansas City Royals en el mismo estacionamiento, que atiende a Kauffman Stadium también. El pistolero disparó al empleado una vez en el abdomen y luego regresó a su vehículo y se suicidó.

SNAPP dijo policía hablaban a varios testigos tras el incidente del domingo, y que se habían tomados tres personas a la sede del Departamento de policía ciudad de Kansas para interrogarlo.

"Todo el mundo fue muy cooperativo cuando llegamos", dijo. "Todo el mundo que creíamos que estaba involucrado está todavía aquí y estamos hablando con ellos. Ahora son personas de interés. Como he dicho, hasta que sepamos exactamente cómo esta persona falleció, vamos a investigar como un homicidio. No son sospechosos ahora hasta que sepamos exactamente lo que pasó."

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Prensa asociada escritor Geoffrey Calvert contribuyó con este reporte.

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Alarma en Estados Unidos por el 'knockout', un juego que consiste en golpear por sorpresa a desconocidos

Los medios estadounidenses han alertado de un peligroso juego que se viene dando segun ellos cada vez con mas frecuencia en las calles y que, al parecer, ha causado ya dos muertes.

Se trata del llamado juego del 'knockout' (K.O) que consiste simplemente en golpear violentamente a alguien en la cara cuando va caminando por la calle de manera que le dejes K.O. con el golpe.

Los gamberros que se dedican a hacer esto, normalmente adolescentes, eligen a la v?ctima al azar, es decir, no tienen nada que ver con ella, y la golpean por la espalda o de manera que no se lo espere y por tanto no pueda defenderse.

Los v?deos de estas pr?cticas recorren ya internet y son difundidos por los informativos de las principales cadenas de TV de EEUU.

Al parecer esta pr?ctica ha causado dos muertos ya. Uno el pasado 10 de septiembre en Nueva Jersey y otro el pasado 23 de mayo en Nueva York.

En el primero result? muerto un indigente de 46 a?os tras ser golpeado violentamente en la cara y despu?s desnucarse al caer. Hay tres acusados, dos de 13 a?os y uno de 14.

En el de Nueva York result? muerto un hombre de 51 a?os por las lesiones que le provoc? el pu?etazo de uno de los dos acusados por ello, uno de 13 a?os y otro de 15.

Son solo las v?ctimas mortales pero tambi?n hay muchos m?s que simplemente han resultado heridos por este peligroso juego que, seg?n los que lo practican, es "por diversi?n".

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