2day in Sports History 1922 1956 1959 1976 1993 1994
The list marks key sports milestones across decades: 1922 Walker Cup created with USA 8 Britain 4, 1956 Davis Cup sweep by Australia 5 0, 1959 Bye Bye Byrd sets mile pace world record at Roosevelt Raceway, 1 57 4 5, 1976 Toronto Metros win NASL title 3 0 over Minnesota Kicks, 1993 Long Beach Little League 3 2 over Panama, 1994 Tiger Woods youngest US Amateur champion at 18 after 36 holes vs Trip Kuehne.
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Dodgers War of Words Between Bradley and Kent
Orlando Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi notes the heated clash between Milton Bradley and Jeff Kent, calling them two of the most miserable players in baseball and likening the feud to choosing sides between Iran and North Korea. The piece uses sharp humor to illustrate the public spat.
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Rose Keeps Slim Buick Championship Lead After 54 Holes
At Cromwell Connecticut Justin Rose held a 12 under 198 after 54 holes, bogey free through 36 and finishing with an even par 70. Ben Curtis trailed by one stroke after a 67, with four others at 202 including Corey Pavin Woody Austin Jerry Kelly and Tjaart van der Walt. Curtis drove into the water at 17 to miss a share of the lead.
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Tewell and Morgan tied ALOHA lead at The Tradition final round
Doug Tewell began his 56th birthday with a birthday serenade and shot 66 to move to 13 under after three rounds at The Tradition. Gil Morgan joined the leaders with a 70, while Tom Jenkins and Dana Quigley trailed by one and two strokes respectively. Seattle name Bob Hill and Ralph Lewis as assistants to Bob Weiss for 2005-06 season.
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Creamer Takes Three Round Lead at Wendy's Championship
Paula Creamer shot a 6 under 66 to grab a one stroke lead after three rounds at the Wendy's Championship for Children in Dublin Ohio. Despite two closing bogeys she remains on track for LPGA rookie of the year and could seal the title with a victory.
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U S Amateur Finalists Set After Semifinals
Ohio's ArpMoRrE and Italy's Edoar do Molinari won semifinals at Merion to advance to the 35 hole final. Dougherty of Northwestern overcame an early deficit with pars and a birdie to beat J C Deacon by one hole, while Molinari built a 5 up lead by the 11th and defeated Austin Eaton Ill 2 and 1 to reach the final.
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Hawaii advances to Little League World Series final
West Oahu of Ewa Beach Hawaii defeated Rancho Buena Vista of Vista California 6 to 1 to reach the championship game. Vonn Fe ao escaped a bases loaded jam with a double play then hit a homer in the fifth inning to seal the win.
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Davenport wins Pilot Pen title in New Haven
Lindsay Davenport defeated Amelie Mauresmo 6-4 6-4 to capture the Pilot Pen championship in New Haven after a two month absence with a back injury. Davenport, using the event as U.S. Open tuneup, won the title without dropping a set, her first New Haven crown after four prior final losses.
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Wooden withdraws support for college basketball award
Los Angeles coach John R. Wooden, famed UCLA mentor with ten national titles, says he will end his association with the Los Angeles Athletic Club and its Wooden Award next year. The award honors the top male and female college players and has been presented annually since his retirement.
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Kenseth wins Bristol race leads 415 laps in rout
Matt Kenseth dominated Bristol Motor Speedway from the pole and led 415 of 500 laps to win his first NASCAR victory in over a year, boosting his wild-card chase position as he closes in on the top 10 with two races left in the Chase qualification. Jeff Burton finished second as Rusty Wallace bowed out with a strong fifth in his farewell Bristol run.
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