Masters History Highlights From 2day In Sports
Sam Snead edges Ben Hogan by one stroke in a Masters playoff for his third title. 1958 St. Louis’ Bob Pettit scores 50 as Hawks beat Celtics in six for NBA crown. Arnold Palmer wins Masters for fourth in 1964 within two of the course record. 1981 Tom Watson captures second Masters edging Nicklaus by two. 1992 Fred Couples wins Masters by two over Floyd ending British run. Floyd aged 49 sought oldest major. 1998 Mark O’Meara wins with final hole birdie, last since 1960 to close with two straight birdies.
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NBA eyes 7-foot-1 Ivan Chiriaev in 2004 draft
The NBA signals strong interest in Ivan Chiriaev, a 7-foot-1, 19-year-old high school standout preparing to enter the 2004 NBA draft.
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KU Sports Editors Face Changes in Coverage Roles
Sports desk names Chuck Woodling, Andrew Hartsock as editors with Gary Bedore and David Mitchell in coverage shift. KU men’s basketball and KU football receive ongoing focus from bureau reporters while regional prep rounds and schedules are extended by Ryan Wood.
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Whom to Call Sports and City Field Contacts
A list of contact numbers including JW Sports and KU ticket office for Chiefs Wizards Royals and T-Bones plus city parks field condition lines and a Kansas Speedway and web address for LJWorld readers.
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Roddick clinches U S Davis Cup win over Sweden in quarters
Andy Roddick beat Jonas Bjorkman in straight sets 7 6 3, 6 4, 6 0 to give the United States a 3 1 lead in the Davis Cup quarterfinals at Delray Beach Florida. Mardy Fish added a 4 1 victory over Thomas Johansson as the U S eyes a semifinal against Belarus.
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Loit Wins First WTA Singles Title in Casablanca
Top seed Emilie Loit of France defeated Ludmila Cervanova of Slovakia 6 2 6 2 to claim her first WTA Tour singles title at the Grand Prix SAR Casablanca. Loit also captured the doubles crown with Marion Bartoli, beating Eli Callens and Katarina Srebotnik 6 4 6 2 for her eighth doubles title.
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Klitschko May Retire After Brewster KO
Las Vegas Ukranian boxer Wladimir Klitschko faces a possible retirement after a fifth round knockout by Lamon Brewster. He plans to stand in the corner for brother Vitali during the April 24 WBC title bout against Corrie Sanders. A precautionary brain scan was normal, but future plans remain uncertain.
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Sacramento trounces Lakers 102 85 to tighten division race
Sacramento built a 102 85 win over Los Angeles as Kobe Bryant wasted a first half one shot and Chris Webber fueled the attack with 25 points and 12 rebounds. Doug Christie added 21 points and Mike Bibby 15 with eight assists as the Kings near a third straight Pacific Division title. Shaquille ONeal fouled out early in the second, finishing with 10 points and five rebounds.
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