Stanford coach McKittrick dies after battle with cancer at 64
Bobb McKittrick, longtime San Francisco 49ers offensive line coach and five time Super Bowl winner, died of bile duct cancer at Stanford Medical Center. The former Marine was 64 and known for his military style and relaxed sidelines attire. He had been slated for a liver transplant last year before cancer spread.
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Celtics keep playoff hopes alive with 121 104 win over Warriors
Antoine Walker and Paul Pierce led Boston with 25 and 19 points as the Celtics beat Golden State 121 104, keeping pace for the Eastern Conference final playoff spot. Larry Hughes topped the Warriors with 32, while Vonteego Cummings added 21.
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Elliott returns sparks Spurs in 94 79 win over Atlanta
Sean Elliott returned from a kidney transplant and sparked San Antonio with a third quarter dunk as the Spurs beat Atlanta 94 79. Elliott played 12 minutes, had a rebound and an assist, and is expected to start regularly as coach Gregg Popovich plans more minutes for the forward.
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Courts divided on carts in golf competition
The PGA Tour plans to wait until summer before possibly asking the Supreme Court to review two conflicting circuit rulings on golf carts. The 9th Circuit backed Casey Martin’s right to ride a cart, while the 7th Circuit denied Ford Olinger’s bid to ride in U S Open qualifying. Martin and Olinger sued under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Beanball victim sues over Wichitas battering incident
Evansville senior second baseman Anthony Molina filed a civil suit in Sedgwick County Kansas accusing Cubs first round draft choice Ben Christensen of battery and negligence for a pregame beanball that permanently impaired Molina’s vision. Molina seeks more than 75000 in damages stating medical costs potential future loss of vision and pain. Molina who now has 20 60 vision in his left eye played this season and leads Evansville with a .353 average after 12 of 14 games. Christensen is in Cubs minor league camp in Mesa Arizona.
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