2day in Sports History highlights bold moments
Timeline of sports milestones spans 1907 Tommy Burns defending heavyweight title in London by KO in 10th, 1944 Ohio State QB Leslie Horvath Heisman, 1947 Johnny Lujack Heisman, 1952 Billy Wessels Heisman, 1958 Pete Dawkins Heisman, 1977 Mark Gerard horse-switching indictment, 1993 Rockets 15-0 start vs Knicks, tying 1948-49 Capitals.
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Mark Gerard
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Houston Rockets
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Knicks
Rockets
Washington Capitals
Gulp and a Hat Trick Challenge in Golf Pace
Orlando Sentinel quotes Stave Elling reacting to Karrie Webb vowing to eat her hat if Annika Sorenstam keeps her torrid pace. The remarks mix playful bravado with golf intrigue as Webb’s dominance in the tournament draws sharp wit and fan banter.
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Karrie Webb
Annika Sorenstam
College Hoops on TV Wednesday Night Schedule
ESPN airs Georgia Tech at Minnesota at 6 p.m. followed by Northwestern versus NC State at 6 30 p.m. ESPN2 shows CMSU against Kansas Tom KU 13 38. Virginia hosts Michigan State at 8 p.m. with Wake Forest versus Wisconsin at 8 30 p.m. CMSU meets Kansas later at 10 30 p.m. Sunflower C6. Pro basketball features Sacramento against Denver at 8 p.m. on FSM C51.
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KU Sports Desk Email Contacts and Editors
Contact details list for Kansas University sports staff including Chuck Wooding Andrew Hartsock Gary Bedore and David Mitchell with email aliases for basketball football and preps coverage. Names and roles highlighted alongside newsroom postings for assignment and editorial coordination.
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WHOM TO CALL SW Sports and ticket office numbers
Local sports contacts list multiple numbers for KU ticket office KC Chiefs Wizards Royals Kansas Speedway and city field conditions. Call 832 7147 1 800 578 8748 or 913 328 7223 for events and 832 7999 extension 1123 or 1124 for adult field conditions or rescheduling.
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O'Meara Wins Skins Game With Final Day Birdie Finish
Mark O'Meara defeated Tiger Woods to win the Skins Game for his first victory in four years, collecting eight skins and 405000 dollars over two days. Woods finished last at 125000 as Phil Mickelson claimed a final skin of two hundred thousand dollars after a camera flare disrupted Woods. In other action Ernie Els fired a course record 63 to win Nedbank Challenge by eight over Colin Montgomerie with two million prize. Kentucky guard Antwain Barbour will miss at least five weeks with a broken left hand.
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ELS Crowned Knoxville Star Ikeakor to Transfer Out
Tennessee forward Andy Ikeakor will leave the Vols to transfer to another school. The Houston junior averaged two points and four rebounds in limited action this season, seeking more playing time.
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Sharks shakeup ousts Sutter and assistants
San Jose Sharks fire head coach Darryl Sutter along with assistants Lorne Molleken and Rich Preston after a slumping season. Doug Wilson and scout Cap Raeder will coach until a new head coach is named.
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North Carolina's Top 25 praise and a challenge to voters
The piece argues North Carolina should be No. 1 in the Top 25, contending Carolina’s recent play, the strength of freshmen led by Rashad McCants, and strong guard Felton and May push them toward the top. It mocks poll bias and urges independent judgment on which team truly leads.
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