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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2000
Page
10
San Diego Charger safety Rodney Harrison says he is not a dirty player and vows to punish receivers who celebrate in the end zone. He comments on taunting celebrations by wide receivers and explains his approach to on field hits.
Venus Williams fought through an off day to defeat Amy Frazier 6 2 6 3 in the Acura Classic semifinals, boosting her win streak to 14. Monica Seles beat Anna Kournikova 6 3 7 6 to reach the final, while Frazier upset top seed Martina Hingis in earlier rounds. Seles recovered after an early break and won the tiebreak to seal the second set. Levy routs Novak to reach Toronto final on his 22nd birthday.
East Rutherford New Jersey Nets reach a multiyear deal with free agent forward Aaron Williams. The report spans multiple brief sports items including a marathon world record holder’s fifth place and Olympic ticket sales, plus notes on Craig Newsome pleading guilty and Olympic baseball roster speculation.
Yankee Pace led in the stretch to beat Credit Winner by three quarters of a length in the $1 million Hambletonian at East Rutherford New Jersey. News sources compiled details of the race from J W News Sources.
Chip Brown reports Luke Axtell, the 6-10 transfer from Texas to Kansas, focuses on basketball after a troubled stint at Kansas and a Texas history. He wrote a song about integrity in his freshman year and plans to discuss his undisclosed illness after the season. He trains in Dallas with a Big 12 all star squad touring Austria and Slovakia, aiming for NBA and music careers. His sister Brooke also releases a CD this month.
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