2 Today in Sports History Highlights
In 1970 Jim Bunning pitched the Phillies past the Astros 6 5 to become the first pitcher to win 160 games in both leagues since Cy Young. In 1974 Lee Trevino edged Jack Nicklaus by one to win the PGA Championship. In 1979 Peter Haughton wins his second International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway aboard Doublemint. In 1984 Sebastian Coe sets an Olympic 1500m record at 3 32 53. In 1985 Hubert Green defeats Lee Trevino by two at the PGA Championship. In 1986 Bob Tway final hole bunker shot wins the PGA Championship over Greg Norman. In 1991 John Daly, last alternate, wins the 73rd PGA Championship by three.
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Rangers Edge Tigers as Rogers Shrugs Off Scuffed Ball Controversy
Milton Bradley of Cleveland comments after Texas pitcher Kenny Rogers carried a perfect game into the eighth inning before Rangers win 3 2 Friday. Scuffed balls noted by Bradley as several baseballs showed a uniform mark suggesting intentional tampering.
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Whom to Call Kansas City Sports Ticket Contacts
Public notice lists ticket office contacts for KU and KC teams including KU football, KC Chiefs, KC Wizards, and Royals. It provides numbers for Kansas Speedway field conditions and City Parks and Recreation, with rescheduling notes and adult field condition codes M23 and 124.
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Webb trails leaders at Open with final round in reach
At Turnberry Koch and Rosales lead the Women's Open by three after Webb carded a 70 to stay 9 under. Koch drained a 30-foot birdie at 18 to match Rosales at 12 under as Paula Martin and Natal ie Gulbis lurk two back. Webb seeks her fourth straight major win, a feat last done by Mickey Wright.
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Mormeck Stops Brown In Eighth To Defend WBA Title
Jean-Marc Mormeck defended his WBA cruiserweight championship by stopping Canada’s Dale Brown in the eighth round on Saturday. The bout took place as boxing fans watched in concentration in Marseilles.
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Holtz Sidelined After Blocked Tear Duct Surgery
College football coach Lou Holtz underwent surgery in Cotumala South Carolina to clear a blocked tear duct. It marked the second such procedure in a month with no vision loss reported per athletics spokesman Kerry Tharp. In Arlington, Texas, Claude Gilstrap, longtime Texas Arlington coach and four time junior college coach of the year, has died at 88.
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College administrator Broyles recovering after surgery
Rochester Minnesota veteran athletic director Frank Broyles age 77 is recovering after undergoing Friday surgery to remove a cancerous prostate gland at the Mayo Clinic. He is reported to be doing well Saturday following the operation.
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Davenport Reaches First Final of Year in JPMorgan Chase Open
Manhattan Beach scene as Davenport defeats Ai Sugiyama 6-3 6-4 in the semifinals to reach her first final of the year. She will meet 12th seed Chanda Rubin, who crushed Jelena Dokic 6-0 6-2 in the other semifinal.
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Mavericks Owner Bars Mavericks From World Championship Play
Dallas owner Mark Cuban objects to the insurance coverage standards for World Championships. He states no Mavericks will play unless adequate coverage is arranged, targeting Dirk Nowitzki Shawn Bradley Steve Nash Michael Finley Raef LaFrentz and Wang Zhizhi with only Wang exempt as a free agent. NBA officials say players may participate if federations cover adequate insurance, and Nash Finley LaFrentz appear set to play for USA and their countries. Nowitzki’s Germany team also seeks broader policy amid his ankle surgery and a new contract.
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