Two days in sports history 1920 followed by notable feats
On 1920 Cleveland shortstop Ray Chapman was hit in the head by a pitch from New York's Gari Mays, suffering a fractured skull and dying the next day, the only field fatality in major league history. In 1989 Tom Drees threw his third no hitter of the Vancouver Canadians in a 5 0 win over Las Vegas, first PCL year with three no hitters. In 1995 Haile Gebrselassie shortened Moses Kiptanui's 5000m record to 12 44 39 at Weltklasse Zurich.
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Humidity in Beijing Impacts British Rowers Says Whitlam
British rower Olivia Whitlam told BBC Sport that Beijing’s humidity feels like rowing through a steam bath during the two day event. Her comment highlights the challenging conditions athletes faced as heat and moisture affected performance and recovery.
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Parks prepped for replay and stadium openings
Baseball moves toward instant replay at major parks as Bud Selig signals growing confidence. Meanwhile the Mets Citi Field and Yankees new Yankee Stadium set grand openings in April 2009 with Padres and Indians as opponents respectively.
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Gary Bedore Reports KU Men’s Basketball Updates
Kansas University basketball beat writer Gary Bedore provides the latest updates on the KU men's basketball program, including roster notes, game events, and injury status as reported to IJWWorld.
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Softball faces Olympic extinction after 2012 games
The IOC moves to cut softball from London 2012 amid budget concerns, risking a generation of female players. U S star Monica Abbott and others express hope for 2016, but the sport faces long odds as venues and money drive decisions.
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