Historic Hockey and Championship Moments in 1977 1988 1989 1994
Highlights from 1977 Jean Ratelle's 1000th point as Boston defeats Toronto 7-4. 1988 Louisiana Tech edges Auburn 56-54 to claim the NCAA women's title. Amy Alcott wins the Dinah Shore by two over Colleen Walker. 1989 Michigan upsets Seton Hall 80-79 in overtime as Rumeal Robinson seals the NCAA title with late free throws. 1994 UNC tops Louisiana Tech 60-59 on Charlotte Smith's buzzer beater in women's final. St Louis defeats Cincinnati 6-4 in the first Sunday night opener signaling a new era.
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Nelson comments on Shaq’s dominant Lakers win over Mavericks
Don Nelson said the Mavericks have no answer for Shaquille O’Neal after he posted 35 points and 13 rebounds while shooting 13 of 17 from the free throw line in the Los Angeles Lakers 98 89 victory over Dallas.
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Call Lineup Includes Royals Tickets and KC Wizards
Field conditions and ticket lines listed include KC Wizards and Royals tickets with numbers to call. Availability appears mixed with rescheduling notes and adult field conditions guidance.
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Hingis Testifies About Stalker At Miami Open Case
Tennis star Hingis says she is frightened by Dubravko Rajcevic who ignored pleas to stop contacting her at the 2000 Ericsson Open near Miami. The stalker faces up to four years in jail. Hingis described him as crazy and irrational during cross examination.
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Kis ends Grande Porto in Porto Open first round
Hungarian Rita Kuti Kis defeated Italian eighth seed Rita Grande 6-4 6-1 to advance in the Porto Open. Other results: Silvija Talaja beat Giulia Casoni 6-3 1-6 6-3. Angeles Montolio won 6-1 6-3. Marta Marrero beat Ana Isabel Medina Garrigues 6-3 6-4.
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Langkow Returns to Flyers After Foot Fractures
Daymond Langkow, sidelined 11 games with fractures in both feet, is expected to return to the Philadelphia Flyers tonight in Voorhees New Jersey.
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Rangers rookie Kloucek to miss eight months with knee injury
New York Rangers defenseman Tomas Kloucek will undergo surgery to repair torn ACL and MCL in his left knee and be sidelined for about eight months after his knee struck the boards during Sundays 4-2 win over Atlanta.
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Nets guard Sherman Douglas undergoes thumb surgery
East Rutherford New Jersey Nets guard Sherman Douglas had surgery Monday to repair a ligament in his right thumb. Douglas who broke the thumb in a game against Vancouver on March 20 will have to wear a cast for five weeks.
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Spartans greet Izzo as fans cheer return from Final Four
About a hundred cheering fans greeted Michigan State's basketball team at the airport Monday after the Spartans returned from their loss at the Final Four. The crowd reserved its largest cheer for coach Tom Izzo, who followed his players to the fence and smiled broadly at the fans.
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Augustine Leaves Nebraska Basketball Team
Junior guard Kevin Augustine has exited Nebraskas basketball program, coach Barry Collier said Monday. The Santa Ana, California native, who played for Southern California in 1997-98, averaged 4.1 points, 1.2 rebounds and 2.7 assists in 24 games this season, starting 10. He plans to return to California and not continue his college basketball career.
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Mob violence after NCAA losses stains college sports
Purdue and Maryland postgame disturbances follow losses to Notre Dame and Duke. Six Purdue arrests included vandalism and property damage as alcohol and mob mentality feed the trend. Experts cite rising sports prominence and alcohol as factors, noting cautious campus policing and provost notices to curb misbehavior.
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Mike Jacobs
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Stanley Teitelbaum
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