Moments in Sports History 1964 1977 1987 1994
A 1964 Cassius Clay wins the world heavyweight title after Sonny Liston fails to answer the bell in the seventh round at Convention Hall Miami Beach. In 1977 Pete Maravich scores 68 for the New Orleans Jazz against the Knicks, second only to Wilt and Baylor for an NBA scoring mark. 1987 SMU is suspended for 1987 after a booster slush fund funds players. 1994 Oksana Balul wins Lillehammer figure skating gold for Ukraine while Tonya Harding, later convicted, takes silver. Kerrigan was attacked 22 months earlier.
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Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Convention Hall
Miami Beach
Fla
Pete Maravich
New Orleans Jazz
NBA
New York Knicks
Wilt Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
SMU Foot
Oksana Balul
Ukraine
Lillehammer
Nancy
Kerrigan
Tonya Harding
Georgia coach reflects on Lavin tenure and Harrick fallout
Quote recalls Steve Lavin's youth in job, while Georgia basketball coach Jim Harrick discusses Lavin's appointment after Harrick was fired for lying on an expense account. The remark frames Lavin as underprepared and limited in learning on the job during his UCLA tenure.
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Georgia
Jim Harrick
UCLA
Steve Lavin
Harrick
LHS V Free State Boys Prep Basketball On TV
Sports on TV lists a late night boys prep game between LHS and Free State delayed to 10 30 p m airing on Sunflower Channel 6.
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Bkb
Free State
Sports
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South Carolina
Florida
ESPN
Seton Hall
Rutgers
ESPN2
Kansas State
Nebraska
KSU
Indiana
Duke
Georgia Tech
Texas A&m
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Jayhawk
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Missouri
Big 12
Accenture
Portland
Denver
FSM
Hien
Minnesota
Houston
Washington
TNT
LaCraneno
Dallas
USA
Latest Line Home Team In CAPS 2003 Tribune Play
A brief sports update notes the home team is presented in capital letters as part of a Tribune Media Services line from 2003, reflecting formatting of game briefs and standings.
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Tribune Media Services, Inc
Whom to Call for Local Sports Tickets and Field Conditions
Contact details listed for JW Sports and KU ticket office with phone numbers 832 7147 1800 578 8748 and 864 3141 KC Chiefs 1 616 920 9300 KC Wizards 816 920 9300 Royals tickets 1 800 6 ROYALS Kansas Speedway 913 328 7223 plus City Parks and Recreation 832 7999 for field conditions and adult rescheduling N23 and 1124 references.
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JW Sports
Chiefs
KC Wizards
Royals
Kansas Speedway
City Parks and Recreation
McMurray Dominates Rockingham 200 Busch Win
Jamie McMurray led 192 of 197 laps to win the rain delayed Rockingham 200 at North Carolina Speedway. He beat David Green by nearly 20 car lengths as Michael Waltrip briefly passed him on lap 164. Bodine finished third in a tight finish with Green in the only race to the line.
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Rockingham
N.C
Jamie McMurray
North Carolina Speedway
McMurray
David Green
Dodge
Michael Waltrip
Todd Bodine
Green
America's Cup Race Postponed Again in Auckland
The America's Cup race 4 was delayed for the fifth time as wind roared over the Hauraki Gulf. Alinghi of Switzerland and two-time defending champion Team New Zealand hold a 3-0 lead in the best-of-nine series, with Europe favored to reclaim the Cup after 152 years.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Hauraki Gulf
Alinghi
Switzerland
Europe
Rose bypassed by Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
Pete Rose, despite 4 000th hit as a Montreal Expo, failed to reach the 75 percent voting threshold for induction into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. Other honorees include Joe Carter, Kirk McCaskill, and Richard Belec. Rose remains ineligible for Cooperstown.
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Hall of Fame
Toronto
Pete Rose
Montreal Expo
Montreal
McCaskill
Richard Belec
Vancouver Asahi
Hall
National Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Carter
Ferguson Jenkins
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