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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 2001

Page

22

Dolphins Dominate Colts On Monday Night Football

The Miami Dolphins built an early double digit lead and rolled to a 41-6 win over the Indianapolis Colts at Pro Player Stadium. Quarterback Ray Lucas scored a touchdown as Miami stretched its advantage late in the game.

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Walker Koskie share Tip ONeill Award for Canada

Larry Walker of the Colorado Rockies and Corey Koskie of the Minnesota Twins share the James Tip ONeill Award from the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. The honor recognizes Canadian players for exceptional individual achievement and team contribution. Walker is the first player to win the award twice and the only Canadian to win a batting title since 1887.

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Woods Holds No 1 Ranking as Daly Surges to 51

Woods finishes the year as world No 1 for the fourth straight season while John Daly climbs 456 spots to No 51 and remains within reach of a Masters invite if top 50 is maintained by March 11. The SEC title game drew a 7.4 overnight rating, CBS reported.

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ESPN expands to Europe with Classic Sport network

ESPN launches ESPN Classic Sport in France early next year reaching at least 2.5 million homes via two satellite systems. Other European markets to follow over the next several years, the network says.

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Williams Reluctant No More Princetons Home Season Series

Kansas coach Roy Williams agrees to face Princeton in a regular season home and home series. The Jayhawks travel to Jadwin Gym for a Wednesday 7 05 p.m. tipoff broadcast on cable channel 49 after trading a prior 82 67 win at Allen Fieldhouse two seasons ago.

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Salt Lake City Olympics costs far exceed earlier Games

As a Swiss meeting reviews final plans two months before the Salt Lake City Winter Games, costs rise toward two billion dollars and nearly one in five dollars comes from U.S. taxpayers. Officials cite security tech and bigger rosters, noting Lake Placid levels have been surpassed and Nagano’s price tag was already high. Olympic observers question how spending has escalated so dramatically. PLEASE SEE American Taxpayers, PAGE 8C

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Budig Still Follows Jayhawks From Princeton

Gene Budig, former KU chancellor, and his wife Gretchen remain avid Kansas fans despite living in Princeton. He teaches at Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School, with term work due Friday and a final in January. Budig will earn $650,000 annually as senior advisor to baseball commissioner Bud Selig through December 2002.

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Close Heisman race settled by narrow voter return

Nebraska quarterback Eric Crouch captured the Heisman Trophy in one of the closest races. He beat Rex Grossman by 62 points as 585 of 924 eligible voters cast ballots, the lowest turnout in years. Jim Corcoran cited a disrupted season and events as reasons for the weak response.

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Rose Bowl travel scramble for Nebraska fans escalates

Nebraska fans race to arrange Rose Bowl trips after Tennessee loss to LSU. Omaha couple Joe and Mary Ann Weinert secured tickets and travel after hours on the phone and six agencies. Others, like Hastings City Councilman Dave Rosenberg, struggle to book despite early efforts.

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