Woodling and Hartsock: I journal staff names
Chuck Woodling and Andrew Hartsock are listed as sports editors in the contact line, with emails provided for direct correspondence. The notation suggests standard newsroom bylines and staff roles for the sports desk.
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Daytona 500 win under caution flags in 1991
In 1991 Ernie Irvan wins NASCAR's Daytona 500 aided by Dale Earnhardt's misfortune, with the race decided under a caution flag. The recount covers key moments that season and the impact on drivers.
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Knight questions NCAA view on college sports as business
Texas Tech basketball coach Bob Knight counters NCAA President Myles Brand by arguing that if sports aren’t a business today then General Motors would be treated as a charity. He frames the debate around college sports economics and the revenue model.
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Unbeatens climb to top of polls
The AP men’s college basketball poll sees Stanford and Saint Joseph’s rise to Nos. 1 and 2 as Duke falls after an 18 game win streak ends with a 78 74 loss to NC State. The coaches poll mirrors the top two with Stanford and Saint Joseph’s also leading.
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Derby Contender Breaks Leg in Fountain of Youth
Hallandale Beach Florida June weekend reports a Derby hopeful horse broke a bone in the right front leg during the Fountain of Youth Stakes. Surgeons inserted three screws. the colt will miss the Triple Crown races but is expected to fully recover.
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WUSA launches ticket drive for 2005 return
The Washington based WUSA has begun a ticket drive to fund its planned 2005 comeback after folding in September. The league expects to resume with eight franchises in spring 2005.
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Athletes face sanctions in steroid probe and perjury risks
Dozens of athletes across NFL and baseball testified before a grand jury in the steroid-distribution case and may face sanctions or perjury charges. USADA protocols could trigger drug cases even without positive tests, potentially suspending Olympic athletes who admitted doping. Kevin Toth faces a two year ban after testing positive for THG and modafinil at the US championships in Stanford.
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