NFL first merger Super Bowl ends in a Bengals style win
Two day sports history notes record the 1971 Super Bowl loss by the Cowboys to the Ravens, the 1986 Witherspoon Tubbs bout in Atlanta for the WBA heavyweight title, and the 1988 Broncos defeat of the Browns with a key strip by Jeremiah Castillo near the end. Also noted are the Rams leaving Southern California for St. Louis in 1995 and Steve Yzerman's 500th NHL goal in 1996.
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Glazers cast as untruthful owners in quote comparison
David Whitley of The Orlando Sentinel calls Tampa Bay Buccaneers owners Bryan and Joel Glazer untruthful, sweeping the claim that their honesty exceeds that of historical figures. The remark contrasts the Glazers with Bill Clinton and George Washington in a sharp media critique.
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KU Sports Editors and Contact List
The message lists Chuck Woodling and Andrew Hartsock as sports editors for Ijworld with emails. It names Gary Bedore Steve Rottinghaus and their roles with KU men's basketball, prep coordinator. Also mentions Robert Sinclair and KU football contacts.
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Royals Tickets and Field Conditions Update
Sports call line lists field conditions and Royals ticket details for adults, plus Kansas Speedway rescheduling contact. Provided numbers include 8327147 for JW Sports and 632-7999 with a web link for further information.
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Roddick Withdraws From Australian Open After Ankle Injury
Andy Roddick pulled out in the Australian Open second round after injuring his right ankle during a first round victory. Ivan Ljubicic advanced to the third round, while Arnaud Clement and other top seeds faced exits. Tammy Haas and Marat Safin advanced, with Safin saving set points in a tense second set tiebreak.
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Shriver and Wilander Elected to Tennis Hall of Fame
Providence R I Mats Wilander and Pam Shriver were elected to the International Tennis Hall of Fame after securing 75 percent of votes from international tennis media. They will be inducted on July 13 with Wilander the 1988 year end No 1 who won the Australian French and U S Opens.
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Maier Won't Ski at Olympics After Crash
Austrian skier Hermann Maier, a double gold medalist, withdraws from the Salt Lake City Games due to lingering injuries from last summer when he broke his right leg. The accident in KITZBUEHEL, AUSTRIA, led to the decision announced Wednesday.
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IRL Drivers Named for IROC All Star Series
Indianapolis series stars Unser Jr Castroneves Hornish Lazier and Sharp are set to race in the IROC lineup marking the 15th IROC appearance for Unser tied with Earnhardt for 11 victories.
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Mayfield fastest at Daytona in test session
Jeremy Mayfield led NASCAR Winston Cup testing at Daytona International Speedway driving the No. 19 Dodge and posting a lap of 183.221 mph. He was fastest Wednesday as he prepared for his first season with Ray Evernham Motorsports.
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Numbers don't lie regarding black coaches
John Smallwood argues that the NFL has a lone African American head coach in Herm Edwards and challenges excuses for dismissals of Tony Dungy and Dennis Green. He details Dungy and Green's experience, success, and playoff records, noting ownership moves and the persistent lack of black coaches at the top level.
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