Rostock successfully sue three streakers who invaded their pitch during a match in 2003. The German FA fined Hansa €20,000 for failing to keep their fans under control, but the club has now recouped its losses. The streakers intend to appeal. (Reuters) 7 November 2005 (Monday) Major League Baseball Postseason Awards: First baseman Ryan Howard of the Philadelphia Phillies and pitcher Huston Street of the Oakland Athletics are the winners of the National League and American League Rookies of the Year. NFL: Monday Night Football Indianapolis Colts 40, New England Patriots 21: Peyton Manning finally leads the Colts to victory at Gillette Stadium with three touchdown passes, two to Marvin Harrison. Edgerrin James adds 104 yards and one touchdown on the ground for the Colts. The Philadelphia Eagles, who had suspended Terrell Owens without pay for the previous night's game against the Washington Redskins, announce that they will suspend him for three additional games without pay, and then deactivate him once the suspension ends. The NFL Players' Association will file a grievance and ask for a prompt hearing. (AP/Yahoo!) 6 November 2005 (Sunday) Auto racing NASCAR 2005 Chase for the NEXTEL Cup: Carl Edwards edges Roush Racing teammate Mark Martin to win the Dickies 500. Tony Stewart's points lead over Jimmie Johnson narrowed to 35 points. (NASCAR.com) Champ Car: Justin Wilson wins the season-ending El Gran Premio de Mexico City. (Champ Car Web Site) A1 Grand Prix: A1 Team France wins both the sprint and feature races of the Australian round of the 2005–06 championship. (Pitpass) Canadian Football League, Week 20 – Calgary Stampeders quarterback Henry Burris carries to team to a 43–23 victory over archrivals Edmonton Eskimos, giving both teams identical 11–7 records. The two teams will meet again at McMahon Stadium in the Western Division semifinal next week. (TSN) NFL Week 9 Atlanta Falcons 17, Miami Dolphins 10: The Falcons make eleven third-down conversions, while the Dolphins go 0-for-9 on third. Carolina Panthers 34, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14: Steve Smith has his sixth 100-yard receiving game and Chris Gamble returns one of two Chris Simms pass interceptions for a 61-yard touchdown. Cincinnati Bengals 21, Baltimore Ravens 9: Carson Palmer throws for 248 yards and two touchdowns to keep the Bengals in first place in the AFC North. Minnesota Vikings 27, Detroit Lions 14: Michael Bennett, who enters the game when Mewelde Moore sprains his wrist, runs for 106