The Irish News - Friday March 12 2010: Sean Cavanagh and Philip Jordan are included among the subs for Tyrone's NFL clash with Cork tomorrow night in Healy Park.
The Moy duo have recovered from injury and could play some part as the Ulster champions bid to gain their first points of the League.
However captain Brian Dooher remains out.
Mickey Harte has made two changes from the team which lost to Monaghan in Inniskeen last Sunday.
Kevin Hughes has failed to recover from a shoulder injury sustained against the Farneymen, so Colm Cavanagh moves to midfield alongside Aidan Cassidy. Carrickmore's Mark Donnelly comes in at right half-forward, while Cathal McCarron replaces his Dromore club-mate Sean O'Neill in the full-back line.
Monaghan manager, Seamus McEnaney meanwhile has made one change in personnel for tomorrow night's tie with Dublin. Colm Greenan comes in at left full-back with Neil McAdam moving to centre half-back and Colin Walshe to right half.
Tyrone (NFL v Cork): J Curran, D Carlin, J McMahon, C McCarron, D Harte, C Gormley, R McMenamin, A Cassidy, C Cavanagh, M Donnelly, B McGuigan, R Mulgrew, T McGuigan, M Penrose, O Mulligan.
Cork (NFL v Tyrone): K O'Halloran; R Carey, M Shields, E Cotter; P Kissane; G Spillane, N O'Leary; A O'Connor; P O'Neill; P Kerrigan, D O'Connor, P Kelly; D Goulding, N Murphy, C O'Neill
Monaghan (NFL v Dublin): S Duffy; D McArdle, D Hughes, C Greenan; C Walshe, N McAdam, K Hughes; F Caulfield, P Finlay; D Clerkin, S Gollogly, Martin McElroy; C McManus, V Corey, T Freeman
SPORT BIRTHDAYS-
Darryl Strawberry
baseball
four-time World Series winner with the New York Mets and New York Yankees, born 1962.
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Joaquim Cruz
athletics
Brazilian who was Olympic 800 metres champion in 1984, born 1963.
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Ian Holloway
soccer
former QPR, Blackpool, Crystal Palace and Millwall manager, born 1963.
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Amdy Faye
soccer
former Newcastle and Stoke midfielder, born 1977.
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Lee Gilmour
rugby league
former Wigan, Bradford, St Helens, Huddersfield, Castleford and Wakefield player, born 1978.
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Seth Johnson
soccer
once-capped England midfielder who played for Derby and Leeds before retiring, born 1979.
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Ed Clancy
cycling
three-time Olympic champion in the men's team pursuit, born 1985.
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Gareth Widdop
rugby league
Warrington Wolves stand-off and England international, born 1989.
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Katie Archibald
cycling
Scottish 2016 Olympic champion in the women's team pursuit, born 1994.
ON THIS DAY IN SPORT- 1889
Test cricket was played in South Africa for the first time. The host nation, led by Owen Dunell, hosted the England team, captained by C Aubrey Smith, in the first of two Tests at St George's Park, Port Elizabeth.
- 1938
The BBC televised its first athletics meeting when it covered the annual Oxford versus Cambridge match.
- 1991
Wendy Toms made history as the first woman to officiate at a Football League game. She was selected as the fourth official for a Third Division match between Bournemouth and Reading.
- 2000
Forty-one-year-old Neville Southall appeared in goal for Bradford after regular goalkeeper Matt Clarke fell down the stairs at home.
- 2003
Former Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy took charge of Premier League strugglers Sunderland, becoming the third manager of the Wearside club in a season that ended in relegation.
- 2006
South Africa and Australia both broke the world record one-day international score in the same cricket match. Batting first in the fifth ODI in Johannesburg, Australia made 434 for four, only to be beaten by their hosts' series-clinching 438 for nine.
- 2010
Greg Clarke was appointed chairman of the Football League.
- 2012
Wasps and England flanker Tom Rees retired from rugby following medical advice on a knee injury.
- 2014
Rangers were confirmed as Scottish League One champions with a 3-0 win over Airdrie.
- 2016
England beat Wales 25-21 in their RBS 6 Nations match at Twickenham and moved to within one win of a first Grand Slam in 13 years.
- 2018
Mauricio Pellegrino was sacked as manager of Premier League strugglers Southampton.
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SPORT ON TVThursday, March 12
- SOCCER
Europa League, LASK v Manchester United - BT Sport 2 1715, Olympiacos v Wolves - BT Sport 2 2000.
- CRICKET
First ODI, Australia v New Zealand - BT Sport 1 0230 (Fri).
- GOLF
The Players Championship - Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Golf 1130; European Tour, Kenya Open - Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Golf 0800.
- RACING
Cheltenham Festival - ITV 1300.
- RUGBY LEAGUE
Super League, Hull FC v Warrington - Sky Sports Arena 1900
- DARTS
Unibet Premier League, Liverpool - Sky Sports Action 1900.
- BASKETBALL
NBA, Milwaukee Bucks v Boston Celtics - Sky Sports Arena 0000.
- CYCLING
Paris-Nice - Eurosport 1 1340.
Friday, March 13
- SOCCER
Sky Bet Championship, Fulham v Brentford - Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Football 1900; Ladbrokes Premiership, Motherwell v Aberdeen - 1915.
- GOLF
The Players Championship - Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Golf 1130; European Tour, Kenya Open - Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Golf 0800.
- RACING
Cheltenham Festival - ITV 1300.
- RUGBY LEAGUE
Super League, Salford v Wigan - Sky Sports Arena 1900
- BASKETBALL
NBA, Los Angeles Clippers v Brooklyn Nets - Sky Sports Arena 0230 (Sat)
- SNOOKER
Gibraltar Open - Eurosport 2 0830, Eurosport 1 1615
- CYCLING
Paris-Nice - Eurosport 1 1340; Six Days Manchester - Eurosport 1 2030.
