Nicklaus clinches Disney World Open for $2 million career
1973 Jack Nicklaus becomes the first golfer to reach $2 million in career earnings after winning the Disney World Open. 1980 South Carolina star George Rogers named Heisman Trophy winner. 1984 Greg Page wins WBA heavyweight title by stopping Gertie Coetzee in Sun City. 1991 France defeats US to clinch Davis Cup as Guy Forget beats Pete Sampras.
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Coaches Reporting Scores Hotline Guidelines
Coaches are urged to report scores via phone at 832 6367 or by fax 843 4512. They may email sportsdesk at Ijworld.com with score details for prompt publication.
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Whom to Call JW Sports and City Parks Office
Contact numbers listed for JW Sports and City Parks and Recreation ticket office. Includes 832 lines for Chiefs and Royals, field conditions, adult and youth scheduling, and reception lines with several area codes.
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Texas Longhorns edge toward Rose Bowl title bid
Vince Young delivered a dazzling late surge as Texas extended its win streak toward a third straight Rose Bowl, earning unanimous Big 12 offensive player of the year honors. Dwayne Slay of Texas Tech earned defensive player of the year with Mike Hamilton and Dr Ah You named offensive and defensive newcomers.
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Daly Injures Right Hand For Bard Capital Challenge
John Daly withdrew from the Bard Capital Challenge after saying he broke his right hand during an exhibition last weekend. Tournament officials cited the injury occurring at the Duff Challenge at Casablanca Resort in Mesquite Nevada, with no clear timeline for his return.
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McGrady Returns to Rockets Starting Lineup
Houston Rockets star Tracy McGrady recalls feeling like a kid again as he returned to the starting lineup after missing five games with a back injury. He spoke after suiting up in the 2day game, describing the moment as unforgettable and energizing for the team.
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College football scores and schedules teased
Fragmentary lines show several NCAA teams listed with opponents including Louisiana Tech Fresno State Louisville Navy and Hawaii. Mentions of West Virginia Middle Tennessee Big 12 Championship and Georgia Tech appear. overall text is garbled with multiple unreadable segments and mis-spellings.
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NFL Calendar and Key Dates Listed in Brief
Regular season ends in early January with AFC and NFC wild card rounds on January 7 8. Divisional playoffs January 14 15. Championship games January 22. Super Bowl February 5 in Detroit. Pro Bowl February 12 in Honolulu. Scouting combine February 22 28 in Indianapolis. NFL annual meeting March 26 30 in Orlando Florida. NFL Draft April 29 30. NFL spring meeting May 23 25 in Denver.
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Commentary on sports reform a flawed political lever
The piece argues for broader sports reform beyond baseball and mocks Washington’s leverage over Bud Selig and Donald Fehr. It surveys ideas such as capping beer prices, auditing talkers about golf, ending the BCS, and banning self promotion. It criticizes constant name changes for stadiums and favors fewer coach timeouts, promoting player-led play.
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