Magic Johnson Sets NBA Career Assist Record 1991
Magic Johnson breaks Oscar Robertson's career assists mark with 19 assists in a 112 106 win over the Dallas Mavericks. The record climb completes a historic milestone in the NBA record book.
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N C State orders removal of Facebook plea to top recruit
In San Antonio Express-News Douglas Pils notes NC State faced pressure to take down a student’s plea on Facebook aimed at a top basketball recruit. The item contrasts historic figures with modern recruiting scrutiny and highlights campus pressure on social media messages.
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Rangers Adelphia Carolina St. Louis Renee
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Journalists list contacts for KU basketball coverage
The note provides email contacts for Tom Keegan and Andrew Hartsock as Sports Editors, Gary Bedore for KU men's basketball, and Matt Tait for high schools. It includes their emails at Ijworld.com and Jworld.com and designates Gary Bedore as KU basketball writer.
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Whom to Call J W Sports and KC ticket offices
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Chiefs plan tough 2009 schedule with six games vs 2008 playoff clubs
Kansas City unveils 2009 schedule showing four home games in October and December, a Pittsburgh visit on November 22, and a September opener at Baltimore. Exhibition slate features August and early September night games only. Todd Haley starts his first season as head coach amid a demanding slate.
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De La Hoya retires after stellar boxing career
In Los Angeles Oscar De La Hoya announced his retirement at an outdoor plaza near Staples Center. The 36 year old legend, holder of 10 world titles across six divisions, leaves the ring as boxing’s most popular figure and a statue now memorializes him outside the arena.
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Boeheim says Flynn may stay in college
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim says Big East tournament MVP Jonny Flynn might skip the NBA with fellow seniors Eric Devendorf and Paul Harris. The piece notes Flynn could remain for college, affecting pro plans and team decisions.
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Jim France Steps Down as ISC Head in NASCAR Track Shift
Auto racing news from Charlotte reports Jim France resigning as head of International Speedway Corp. ISC, the largest operator of NASCAR tracks, signaling a leadership change at the company that runs major speedways and franchises.
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Steroid era taints baseball records and memories
The Charlotte Observer notes that steroid era statistics cast doubt on past seasons. Notable cases like Brady Anderson 50 homers in 1996 and Luis Gonzalez 57 in 2001 fuel suspicion, while later stars such as Ryan Howard and Adrian Beltre show how numbers can mislead. Fans remain divided over guilt, questioning era records and trust.
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