Hall of Fame broadcaster Harry Caray dies
Hall of Fame broadcaster Harry Caray died in Rancho Mirage California at 77 after a heart attack. His 60 year career spanned Cardinals White Sox Cubs broadcasts with iconic lines and fan interactions. Cubs president Andy MacPhail mourned him as excitement itself.
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Big 12 seeks respect from Roy Williams on KU drive
Kansas coach Roy Williams says the Big 12 is not as weak as outsiders think, citing heavy competition and many young players. KU tied for the regular season title after beating Colorado, with Oklahoma and Oklahoma State still in contention as the league nears the final games.
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Canadians Bond Over Rivalry In Women’s Hockey
A playful monologue explores the dynamic between Canada and the United States in women’s hockey. The author notes the fierce rivalry between the top two teams, praising their skill and competitiveness while celebrating mutual respect beyond national pride.
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Tough Canadian women dominate ice in dramatic Olympic clash
The article recalls two fierce games where Canadian fans filled the arena as the Canadians outplayed the U S with hard hits and frequent penalties. The first match, not for the gold, ended 4-1 in favor of Canada with tensions running high and swears exchanged between players and coaches.
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U S skaters top women’s short program at Olympics
Michelle Kwan and Tara Lipinski finished 1-2 in the women's short program. Nicole Bobek fell on her first jump and placed 17th, ending hopes for an American medals sweep.
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Robbins sparks KU women to 67 51 win over Colorado
Shandy Robbins scored 17 points including a two minute burst that turned a close game into a KU 67 51 victory over Colorado at Allen Fieldhouse. The reserve guard/forward added three steals as Kansas extended its series lead to four straight over the Buffs.
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