2day in Sports History highlights four HR game by Schmidt
1976 Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies hits four consecutive home runs and adds a single in an 18-6 win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field. 1989 Abebe Mekonnen wins Boston Marathon by about half a mile. 1994 Carl Lewis and Santa Monica Track Club set 800 meter relay world record at Mt San Antonio College Relays.
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Clippers draft mood game for Carmelo Anthony
Bud Geracie writes in the San Jose Mercury News that the two day quote signals the Clippers will wipe the smile off Carmelo Anthony's face as he is drafted.
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NFL calendar outlines spring to Hall of Fame schedule
The document lists key NFL dates from April signing period ends for restricted free agents to July 22 signing period end for unrestricted free agents. It notes April 25 rights of first refusal deadline, June 15 offer withdrawal rules, and the August 4 Pro Football Hall of Fame game in Canton, Ohio.
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KU Sports Editors and Columns Directors Named
E mail contacts list for Chuck Woodling Andrew Hartsack Gary Bedore David Mitchell Mike Miller and others tied to Kansas athletics wbe editors and writers for KU men's basketball and football coverage.
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Whom to Call for Sports Tickets and Field Conditions
Contacts listed for JW Sports KU ticket office KC Chiefs Wizards Royals and Kansas Speedway. City Parks and Recreation provides field conditions and adult rescheduling lines with numbers 832 7999 and 913 328 7229 plus 423 and 1124 refs.
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Texas guard Ford treated after pickup game injury
Texas point guard T J Ford spent four hours at St David s Hospital after an incident in a campus gym pickup basketball game. He was conscious on arrival, not life threatening, and released about ten p m. Ford led the Longhorns to a Final Four and may enter the NBA draft.
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Boxing Lennox Lewis faces June 21 option amid WBC dispute
Las Vegas reports Lewis negotiates a June 21 fight with Kirk Johnson while seeking to block a WBC move to strip him for not facing Vitali Klitschko. The status of a title defense remains undecided as legal action and negotiations continue.
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Burk backs Title IX at Kansas City forum
Martha Burk, a leader of the National Council of Women’s Organizations, championed stronger Title IX enforcement at a Union Station talk in Kansas City. She referenced the Masters protest outside Augusta National Golf Club, noting the small turnout and distant field location, and urged focus on pay gaps and WNBA endorsement disparities.
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Seau finds new home with Dolphins in Miami move
Junior Seau joins the Miami Dolphins from the San Diego Chargers for a late-round 2004 draft pick. Seau, 34, embraces a fresh start after 13 seasons with the Chargers, citing grass fields and a potential championship run as reasons for his choice. The Chargers receive a fifth or sixth-round selection depending on his 2004 season.
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