Vermeil finds silver lining after Chiefs loss in exhibition
Kansas City coach Dick Vermeil praised the Chiefs defense after a 24-6 defeat by San Francisco in their first full exhibition. Line play impressed him, with R Kal Truluck recording two sacks and fitting Arena League moves into Chiefs fundamentals. He noted one 39-yard TD allowed by William Bartee but backed Jerome Woods to quickly regain form after his year-long absence.
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Clijsters No 1 debate centers on consistency over title wins
Jeff Sagarin questions tennis rankings as volume and consistency shape the system. He notes Serena Williams dominates and Clijsters proves her case with 14 events in 2003, six titles, and semifinals in every tournament. Martina Navratilova and Larry Scott defend the ranking's balance of results and consistency.
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Tougher standards for football Hall of Fame
The Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, reduced the maximum yearly electees to six from seven and set a minimum of three elected annually. A second change allows two seniors candidates to be nominated each year, with seniors voting in the same ballot as other nominees, by a committee of 36 media selectors.
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Brooks Miracle on Ice architect dies in Minnesota crash
Hall of Fame hockey coach Herb Brooks who hand picked every player for the 1980 Olympic team died when his minivan left a Minnesota highway and rolled over. He was 66 and survived by his wife Patti and children Dan and Kelly. Police found no signs of preexisting illness or alcohol involvement.
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Brooks death prompts tributes from hockey community
Statements from Lou Vairo Gary Bettman Tim Pawlenty Bill Guerin Ken Morrow and others hail Herb Brooks as a tireless advocate and innovator who led teams to Olympic and world success. Born in St Paul he coached Minnesota and led the 2002 U S Olympic team to a silver medal.
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Golf: Kuehne Makes PGA Return After Turbulent Rise
The PGA scene sees Kuehne echo a comeback arc from five years after beating Tom McKnight to claim the 1998 U S Amateur. He recalls battles with alcohol in youth, a 1995 auto crash, a shoulder injury that stalled progress, and a rebound through a Houston runner-up to secure his PGA Tour card for next year.
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