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Jerry Rice Originally uploaded by brucesingman. Friday, August 25, 2006 - 12:00 AM Permission to reprint or copy this article or photo, other than personal use, must be obtained from The Seattle Times. Call 206-464-3113 or e-mail resaleseattletimes with your request. Jerry Rice officially calls it a career By GREG BEACHAM The Associated Press SANTA CLARA, Calif. â€" Jerry Rice spent some of his favorite days on the green practice fields next to the railroad tracks that run behind the San Francisco 49ers' training complex. That's where Rice honed his game over countless hours as he became the NFL's most prolific receiver â€" and that's why he felt those fields were an appropriate place to say his latest goodbye to the sport he revolutionized. Rice signed a one-day contract to retire with the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday, officially ending the receiver's matchless career back where it began. Rice, who scored more touchdowns than anyone in league history, shed no tears during a short signing ceremony on the fields at the training complex opened in 1988 by the 49ers, his team for the first 16 of his 20 seasons. The receiver wore his ring from the 49ers' 1989 Super Bowl championship team on a chain around his neck as he hugged his wife, Jackie, and shook hands with San Francisco owner John York. "I would like to put the uniform on and run on that football field, but I think it's time to move on," Rice said, gesturing toward the fields where the current 49ers were practicing. "I feel welcome here. I feel like this is my home, and this is something I'll never forget." Rice, who will turn 44 in October, hasn't played since parting ways with the Broncos before last season, holding his first retirement news conference last September in Denver. He spent three seasons in Oakland after leaving the 49ers, then played a final year with the Seahawks. "This is where I got my start," Rice said of San Francisco. "This is where my legacy is at. This is where my heart got started, and this is where I'm going to end it." Rice's 208 total touchdowns are 33 more than second-place Emmitt Smith. Rice holds NFL records with 1,549 receptions for 22,895 yards, and also holds the top single-season marks of 1,848 yards and 22 touchdowns. Rice's final NFL contract was for $1,985,806.49 â€" a sum suggested by his agent, Jim Steiner, to reflect Rice's first year in the league (1985), uniform number (80), the current year ('06) and a 49 for obvious reasons. The contract was strictly ceremonial, and Rice won't actually be paid. The 49ers will honor Rice again during a game against the Seahawks on Nov. 19 at Candlestick Park, and his No. 80 is expected to be retired in the future. Copyright © 2006 The Seattle Times Company the most innovative football ... see allprosportsfootball ... , basketball and automobile racing series ever produced for home entertainment featuring: eleven of the greatest NFL football players and the most successful coach in NFL history; five of the greatest NBA basketball players and one of the most successful coaches in NBA history; and six internationally recognized automobile racing champions ... . sharing their life stories and demonstrating their skills in a very entertaining setting of upbeat music, three dimensional digital graphics and action footage Seven Men named David Watt, Kevin Fish, Adam Koch, Mark Abbott, Norman Lalberte, Vincent Alves and Terrace Halter were arrested by the Hillsborough County, N.H. police in an internet sting by the Cybersafe Task Force, where they all were caught in chat rooms trying to have sex with minors. Read the story here. Photo by WMUR Florida Sting Expose Indiana Child Predator An internet predator named Leonard G. Lee from Indiana has been arrested for child pornography and trying to meet an underaged fourteen year old girl who was really an under cover detective from Law Enforcement Against Child Harm (LEACH) Task Force from Florida. Read the story here. Photo by Local10 A Wanted Child Sex Offender From Kentucky Arrested A wanted child sex offender named Jeremiah Bushaw from Kentucky has finally been arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault on a minor. Read the story here. Photo by KEYE TV W. VA. School Security Guard Pleads Guilty To Sex Crimes A high school security guard who worked at the at Shady Spring High School in West Virginia named Maden Shrader has pleaded guilty to three counts of third degree sexual abuse on a student. Read the story here. US Navy Internet Predator Found Guilty An internet predator from the US Navy has been found guilty in an internet sting when he tried to meet what he thought was a thirteen year old girl. Read the story here. Photo by NBC4 Colorado Town Gets Their First Sex Offender As A Neighbor The Denver, Colorado town folks are upset that they have their first violent sexual offender living in their town. Read the story by Hector Gutierrez here. Photo by the Rocky Mountain News Arizona Women Pleads Guilty To Sexual Abuse A women named Veronica Bullock has pleaded guilty to one count of sexual abuse of a minor in exchange for four other sex related counts for sexually abusing a twelve year old boy at the Brewster Center Domestic Violence Services in Arizona where they were staying. Read the story by Kim Smith here. Dateline NBC next Internet predator sting will air on Sept. 29 and part two will be on Oct. 6. |
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