Nissan Lola Zips Past Speed Limit During Daytona Qualifying
A Nissan Lola team car exceeded the pit road speed limit during Thursday Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona qualifying at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach Florida. The incident occurred as teams prepared for the endurance race with officials reviewing the breach.
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Beechler Named Driver of No. 14 Harrah’s Car
Indianapolis racer Donnie Beechler will drive the No. 14 Harrah’s entry for the 2002 Indy Racing League season, announced by A J Foyt. The Cedar Rapids based driver spoke of his excitement to work with Foyt and the team.
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Donnie Beecher
Larry Cahill
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Sports agent Tank Black found guilty of fraud and conspiracy
William Tank Black, a Gainesville based sports agent, was convicted by a federal jury of fraud conspiracy and obstruction of justice in a scheme that stole up to 14 million dollars from football players he represented and defrauded the government.
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William “Tank” Black
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Pro Golf Pebble Beach National Pro Am Spotlight
Pro golf action at Pebble Beach headlines a 2 p.m. National Pro Am event in the United States. Players from the tour compete in a setting famed for coastlines and celebrity participation.
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Pebble Beach
USA
Olympic countdown to Salt Lake 2002 opens with storm forecast
National Weather Service forecasters warn of a strong storm moving through northern Utah at the opening of the Winter Games as Mitt Romney cautions on forecasts. Michaela Dorfmeister wins final World Cup giant slalom in Are, Sweden, with Anja Paerson second. The Olympic torch travels through Colorado to Manitou Springs, Buena Vista, Leadville and ends in Vail.
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Michaela Dorfmeister
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Anja Paerson
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Buena Vista
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New Orleans Haunts and Mardi Gras Reflections
A travelogue style note from New Orleans describes cemetery tours, high crime wards, and a host of odd sights including Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop with blessed chicken feet, a scalper offering Super Bowl tickets, Bourbon Street crowds, jail themed jump suits, and a dancing broom man in the French Quarter.
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America
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David Bobbie
Florida
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Rams head coach says time is special for this offense
Mike Martz Kurt Warner and Ken Zampese describe the Rams as in a “special place in time” after a record setting offense led by Warner Faulk, Bruce Holt and Hakim. The Rams, first in the NFC defense and poised 14 point favorite vs New England in the Superdome, aim to keep momentum.
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Terry Holt
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Ernie Conwell
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Rams and Patriots Set for Super Bowl XXXVI Clash
Rams face Patriots in Super Bowl XXXVI with kickoff Sunday at 5 p.m. local time after 2 p.m. pregame shows. KCRG radio will carry coverage and gazetteonline.com offers game info and past results. Rams players like Adam Timmerman project confidence despite pressure.
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Alford says Iowa stars’ NBA stock tied to team finish
Iowa coach Steve Alford and players Reggie Evans and Luke Becker say their NBA chances hinge on finishing strong. Becker leads the Big Ten with 17.8 points per game after recovery from a cracked kneecap, and both players acknowledge team success boosts individual visibility for an NBA future.
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