Capriati Advances To Australian Open Third Round
Jennifer Capriati outlasted No. 14 Dominique Van Roost 6-1 4-6 8-6 in Melbourne to reach the Australian Open third round. Despite four double faults late in the final set, she steadied and closed with an ace, continuing her comeback as her ranking climbs to No. 21.
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Stadium cost rise as financing boosts price tag above 1.4 billion
Hamilton County official notes interest costs will raise the two new Cincinnati stadiums’ total beyond 1.4 billion dollars. The Cincinnati Enquirer cites a 1.425 billion overall price with principal and interest included, driven by financing and inflation.
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Jordan Returns as part owner with Wizards in 2001
Michael Jordan joins the Washington Wizards as part owner and head of basketball operations, promising to influence players while not playing. The team sits 12-27, with Abe Pollin and Ted Leonsis crediting his involvement as a potential spark amid a costly, aging roster and poor playoff history.
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Tyson aims to fight Francis in Manchester in January
Mike Tyson, calling himself The Baddest Man on the Planet, travels amid fans near Buckingham Palace while facing a three year sentence for a rape conviction and a 320 dollar fine for jogging in Hyde Park after midnight. He criticizes U S culture, mocks Justice For Women, and taunts Julius Francis as their Manchester bout on January 29 nears.
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rookie Casey Martin earns PGA card amid nerves and cart question
Casey Martin, now a PGA Tour rookie, explains nerves before play as he faces scrutiny from reporters. He recalls a past court fight over using a cart and notes his health may affect touring, with a 9th Circuit ruling looming and a worsening circulatory leg condition.
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Redskins shake up. Nolan leaves as Hayes fired
Washington Redskins defensive coordinator Mike Nolan will not return after owner Dan Snyder pressured for changes. Defensive backs coach Tom Hayes is fired and defensive line coach Earl Leggett retires after 24 NFL seasons. Consultant Bill Arnsparger will not return, signifying a major defensive staff overhaul for 2000.
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Montcalm Tops Marsh Fork In Friday Home Game
Montcalm High School edged Marsh Fork 55 44 in a home game. James Monroe led Montcalm with 28 points while Nikki McDowell scored 8 and Kelly Dunlap added 10 for the Montcalm squad. For Marsh Fork, Sara Meadows poured in 12 and Brooke Kersey contributed 11 as their top scorers.
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New P-Rays Manager Sees Basepath Aggression and Wooden Bat Adjustment
Rodriguez outlines plan for Princeton season focusing on steals and hit and run to manufacture runs. He notes players must transition from aluminum to wooden bats and pitchers must learn inside pitching. He emphasizes fundamentals and positive conduct, and plans to join his family in Princeton part of the season.
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