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CANTON, Ohio -- Jack Butler didnt play football in high school. James Harrison Limited Jersey . He picked up the game in college at St. Bonaventure and entered the NFL as an undrafted player in 1951, just another guy filling out the Pittsburgh Steelers roster. Hes not just another player anymore. Butler was the second of six players inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday night. Running back Curtis Martin and linemen Dermontti Dawson, Chris Doleman, Cortez Kennedy and Willie Roaf joined him. Butler was a force at cornerback during his nine-year career in the 1950s, finishing his career as the second-leading interceptor at that time. His career was ended by a leg injury. He was presented for induction by his son, John. Mike Wallace Limited Jersey . Arian Foster had two touchdown runs, Matt Schaub threw a TD pass to Andre Johnson, and Houston overwhelmed the rookie quarterback in the Texans 30-10 win over Miami on Sunday. James Harrison Game Jersey . Fast. Rookie catcher Devin Mesoraco capped a series full of homers with his first career grand slam on Thursday night, leading Cincinnati to a 6-3 victory and four-game sweep of the Atlanta Braves. http://www.teamshoppittsburghsteelers.com/jerome-bettis-jerseys .A. Dickey wasnt feeling it Saturday. Lynn Swann Jersey . It turned out the same way it did a week earlier in Martinsville. When the Sprint Cup points leader finally climbed out of the cockpit of his No. 48 Lowes Chevrolet more than 30 minutes later Friday, after Brad Keselowski and the rest of the field failed to top his lap of 191. Ernie Stautner Womens Jersey . While the Devils first marker was scored by Ilya Kovalchuk, there continued to be contributions from those whose names are found much further down the marquee.OAKLAND, Calif. -- Major League Baseball has denied the Los Angeles Angels protest of their extra-inning loss at the Chicago White Sox last week, although it still hasnt convinced manager Mike Scioscia the call was correct. On the play Friday night, Chicagos Paul Konerko grounded to third with the bases loaded and no outs in the first inning. After getting an out at home, catcher Chris Iannetta fired wide to first, pulling Albert Pujols off the bag. Scioscia argued that Konerko was not within the baseline for the last 45 feet, as is required. The umpires upheld the safe call and Scioscia played the game under protest. A.J. Pierzynski hit a three-run homer with two outs for a 4-1 lead. The White Sox wound up winning 8-6 in 10 innings. Speaking before the Angels opened a three-game series at Oakland on Monday night, Scioscia said he accepts the decision by MLB executive vice-president Joe Torre announced earlier in the day. He just doesnt agree with the decision. "The league gave weight to the fact of still having judgment of umpires being part of the play." Scioscia said. "I see some of the things theyre saying, but I also feel strongly in the stances that we took on it. If theres aa trash can in the middle of the lane and youre driving and you veer off into a ditch and crash your car, the insurance company is going to say, Well, the trash can was in the middle of the road. Mike Wallace Impact Jersey. . But were not going to pay because youre the one who veered off the road. "I think its the same thing," Scioscia continued. "In my opinion, theres no way from a fixed point of home plate to first base in a lane that a catcher has to throw a ball at a runner whos a solid 3 feet inside the lane on the grass can possibly not impair the ability of a catcher to make that throw. Its just physically impossible to say that it does not impair that. But, still, the judgment of the umpires is the second part of the equation and well live with that." Scioscia said he hadnt talked with Torre about the decision and had no plans to do so. He also said he has never won a postgame protest as a manager. "You never know what theyre going to do, but we wouldnt have appealed it, we wouldnt have protested it, if we felt there was (not) some solid ground," Scioscia said. "This wasnt frivolous. This was certainly something that needed to be looked at, and the leagued looked at it." ' ' '
