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Commerce City, CO – The Colorado Rapids signed MLS Re-Entry Draft selection Hunter Freeman on Friday.

Freeman, 26, a veteran of five MLS seasons as well as two years in the top division in Norway, was originally selected by the Rapids as the seventh overall pick in the 2005 MLS SuperDraft.

"Hunter's versatility and experience make him a great addition to the squad ahead of the season," said Rapids technical director Paul Bravo. "He's played for the Rapids before and at a high level in MLS and abroad since then. We're excited to welcome him back to the club."

Freeman played 47 regular-season games for Colorado in 2005 and 2006, and has also played for Red Bull New York, Toronto FC and the Houston Dynamo. Colorado selected the defender in last month's re-entry process.

Per league and team policy, terms of the contract were not disclosed.
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The Colorado Rapids signed MLS Re-Entry   Draft selection Hunter Freeman on Friday.
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Chart shows recipient of every touchdown pass thrown by Peyton Manning
Updated OCT 20, 2014 1:23p ET

The list includes Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk and some complete no-names like Trevor Insley, Mitch Unrein and Mike Roberg. They have at least one thing in common -- they all appear on among the list of players who have caught a touchdown pass from Peyton Manning, who on Sunday broke Brett Favre's record of 508 career touchdown passes.

"Marvin had like 113 of them or something, 112, yeah," Manning told the Associated Press in September. "A guy named Trevor Insley, he caught one. Of course, Mitch Unrein would be that category."

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Manning tallied four more TD scores in the 42-17 shellacking, growing the record to 510.

The guys who comprise "other" in the pie chart and make the first depiction more like an eye chart, are as follows:

Dominic Rhodes 4 Marshall Faulk 4 Troy Walters 4 Qadry Ismail 3 James Mungro 3 Andre Caldwell 3 Knowshon Moreno 3 E.G. Green 2 Ricky Williams 2 Ben Utecht 2 Jim Finn 1 Mitch Unrein 1 Gijon Robinson 1 Aaron Moorehead 1 Luke Lawton 1 Lance Ball 1 Dan Klecko 1 Trevor Insley 1 Mike Roberg 1 Tom Santi 1 Lamont Warren 1 Kenton Keith 1 Emmanuel Sanders 1

Some pretty interesting names there. Recall Mitch Unrein, a Broncos defensive tackle who lined up at fullback in a December 2012 game on a first-and-goal from the 1.

"Luckily, I didn't drop it," Unrein told the AP. "I didn't have very much time to get nervous, but I was definitely thinking about it a little bit before the snap. It happened so fast."

Unrein spiked the ball, then chased after it.

"I kept it and had Peyton sign it," Unrein said.

As for Insley's contribution to the list? Manning remembers that one.

"I can't remember a lot of things, important things, but I have a lot of useless information," Manning said. "I can remember Trevor Insley caught a pass up the left sideline against Atlanta on a fake screen pass."

Then there's tight end Mike Roberg. A seventh-round draft pick by Carolina in 2001, Roberg only played two seasons in the NFL, with Tampa Bay in 2001 and the next year in Indianapolis. In his entire career, Roberg caught two passes. One of them was a 15-yard touchdown pass from Manning.

That's one heck of a souvenir for that fraternity of 1's.
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Incredibly, Manning can recall most of them.
9,270 Will Sail for Europe Tomorrow on 10 Ships
BY JOHN P. CALLAHANAUG. 7, 1964

Thrift‐conscious American travelers will leave en masse tomorrow for Europe. A total of 9,270 passengers will depart on 10 ships between 12:01 A.M. and 11 P.M.

Of that total 4,580 passen­gers will board four of the ships well before midnight tonight, and while the departure time in the ship table on this page lists them as sailing at 11:59 tonight, the vessels will actually began to leave their piers sec­onds after midnight.

The 9,270 passengers will be part of a record total that will roll up during the rest of a seven‐day period marking the first week of the thrift sea­son, when rates will be 8 to 20 per cent below the so‐called on‐season fares.

The thrift season, eastbound, will continue through April 30, 1965. The westbound thrift sea­son will run from Oct. 8 through June 30, 1965.

During the rest of the seven­day period that begins tomor­row, 10,160 more passengers will sail on nine liners, bring­ing the seven‐day to 19,430 passengers on 19 ships.

The Trans‐Atlantic Passen­ger Steamship Conference, which began the thrift‐rates in

All of the liners are booked at capacity or near capacity, proving to the industry's satis­faction that the thrift season has helped to break the habit of en masse European sailings during the calm‐sea months of June and July.

In addition to the stimulus, given to increased bookings by fare reductions of up to 20 per cent, the steamship lines offer a further reduction of 10 per cent for round‐trip passage.

Of the 10 ships sailing to­morrow, four of them — the France, Rotterdam, Bremen and Westerdam—will depart at one minute after midnight. Of the other six, the Bergensfjord and the Kungsholm will depart at 11:30 A.M., the America, Con­stitution and the Maasdam sail at noon, and the Israel at 11 P.M.

The largest sailing will be

Next will be the Rotterdam of the Holland‐America Line, with 1,460 passengers from Pier 40, at Houston Street.

Figures on the other sailings are: The North German Lloyd liner Bremen, from Pier 88 with 1,120 passengers; the Hol­land‐America's Westerdam, from Pier 40, 100 passengers; the American Export Isbrandt­sen's Constitution, from Pier 84, 930 passengers; the United States Lines' America, Pier 86, 950 passengers; the Norwegian America Line's Bergensfjord, Pier 45, 870 passengers; the Holland‐America Line's Maas­dam, Pier 40, 860 passengers; the Swedish American Line's Kungsholm, Pier 97, 760 pas­sengers; and the Zim Liner Israel, Pier 64, 320 pas­sengers.

The United States Immigra­tion and Naturalization Service announced yesterday that a new one‐day record for air passen­gers arriving from abroad was­set Monday at Kennedy Inter­national Airport. A total of 10,­554 travelers arrived at the air­port on 91 flights. The previous record of 9,300 passengers was set on Aug. 23 last year.

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assistant: Immigration Service repts 10,554 passengers arrived on 91 flights, Aug 3, 1-day record for air travelers arriving from abroad