Two day in sports history highlights 1995 2004 2006
In 1995 Monica Seles returned to tournament tennis and crushed Amanda Coetzer 6 0 6 1 to win the Canadian Open. In 2004 Michael Phelps matched Mark Spitz with four individual golds in Athens then exited the games after a late 100 meter butterfly win and a close relay change. In 2006 Tiger Woods captured the PGA Championship with a 68 finishing five ahead of Shaun Micheel for his 12th major.
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Cavaliers Acquire Mo Williams Boost Scoring Help
Miami Herald columnist Greg Cote notes LeBron James gains scoring help as Cleveland lands high scoring guard Mo Williams. The trade shift strengthens the Cavaliers offense amid championship pursuit.
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Crean signs 10 year Indiana basketball contract
Indiana hires Tom Crean on a 10-year deal worth at least 23.6 million dollars with a 600000 dollar base salary plus promotional income. He can earn up to 685000 in bonuses for championships and titles and Indiana covers season tickets travel and two cars for his family. The contract includes a firable provision if NCAA infractions occur and follows the earlier addition of two years to his initial eight year agreement.
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Lawson pleads guilty to underage drinking in NC
North Carolina guard Ty Lawson admitted guilty to underage drinking and driving after court appearance. Prosecutors dropped a noise ordinance violation and license charges. Lawson will return for his junior season after choosing not to enter this year’s NBA Draft.
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Mauresmo advances at Pilot Pen amid injury struggles
Amelie Mauresmo of New Haven defeated Kaia Kanepi of Estonia 6-2 6-7 (3) 6-2 in a first round at the Pilot Pen Tennis Tournament. The 29-year-old is slow to regain form amid rib and thigh injuries affecting her play.
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NASCAR cheating era exposes sport’s hollow culture
David Whitley of The Orlando Sentinel argues NASCAR hosts a culture of cheating, citing magnets under Joe Gibbs’s team cars and perverse acceptability. He likens Gibbs to a cornered Edwards and decries the sport’s tolerance of dishonesty, urging accountability across racing culture.
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