Sports Milestones From 1969 to 2001 Headlines
1969 major league owners pick Bowie Kuhn as commissioner for one year. 1976 John Oliver upholds Seitz ruling making Messersmith and McNally free agents. 1987 Stars and Stripes win America’s Cup comeback in Fremantle. 1988 Wes Unseld Clyde Lovellette Ralph Miller Bobby McDermott enter Hall of Fame. 1991 Pete Rose Hall bid blocked by eligibility ban. 2001 North America best World 14-12 in NHL All-Star. Bill Guerin MVP with 3 goals 2 assists.
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Auriemma Says Huskies Face Hurdles After Top Ranking
Connecticut women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma notes last year's team seemed unbeatable in the NCAA tournament, but this year’s squad faces multiple stumbling blocks along the road to the title. He spoke as the Huskies reclaimed the No. 1 ranking Monday.
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Home Team Headlines from Local Sports Page
Local teams feature in early editions with game notes and standings. Readers get results, key players, and upcoming schedules across regional high school and college games.
Sports editors and staff contact list at IJWorld
The document lists Chuck Woodling and Andrew Hartsock as sports editors with emails ewoodling ijworld.com and ahartsock ijworld.com, plus Gary Bedore connected to KU men’s basketball and David Mitchell to KU football with emails dmitchell ijworld.com.
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Whom to Call for Kansas City Sports Tickets and Fields
A scrambled list shows contact lines for KU sports tickets, stadium field conditions, city parks and recreation, KC Chiefs, Washington Wizards, Royals tickets, and Kansas Speedway with various phone numbers, including 832 and 913 area codes, suggesting a local instruction page for event access and venue updates.
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UConn coach Calhoun to miss weeks for cancer treatment
Jim Calhoun, 60, will take a three to four week medical leave from UConn as he undergoes surgery and treatment for prostate cancer. Assistant George Blaney will assume interim duties. The coach described attacking the illness and expects return to duties within weeks. Calhoun led UConn to the 1999 NCAA title and is among active Division I leaders in coaching wins.
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Indictments In Securities Scheme Hit Seven People
A federal grand jury indicted seven people in a $10 million securities fraud conspiracy tied to the Millennium Fund. Among the accused are former Alabama quarterback Brian Burgdorf and R. Stephen Bowden, son of Florida State coach Bobby Bowden, who acted as salesmen. Bobby Bowden reportedly lost $1.5 million. The scheme targeted unregistered securities sold to residents of Alabama, Florida, and Tennessee and was halted by federal regulators in 1998.
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Olowokandi Undergoes Knee Surgery For Clippers
Clippers center Michael Olowokandi had successful arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on Monday and will miss three to four weeks. He will start rehabilitation immediately. He averaged 12.3 points and 9.1 rebounds in 36 games this season.
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Burrell lands six year Phillies deal for 50 million
Pat Burrell and the Philadelphia Phillies agreed on a 50 million, six year contract as the team rebuilds. The Phillies have pursued big moves, signing Jim Thome and David Bell and acquiring Kevin Millwood as they push toward a championship in the new ballpark opening in 2004.
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Pat Burrell
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David Bell
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