Sports History Highlights From 1988 1991 1993 1998
Highlights include the 1988 Redskins routing of the Broncos 42-10 in the Super Bowl with Doug Williams throwing four TDs for 340 yards and Timmy Smith rushing 204. In 1991 Michael Adams of the Nuggets posted 45 points 12 assists and 11 rebounds for a triple double, a NBA first for a 5 11 guard. 1993 the Cowboys toppled the Bills 52-17 in the Super Bowl. 1998 Martina Hingis at 17 defends a Grand Slam title by beating Conchita Martinez 6-3 6-3 at the Australian Open.
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KU Men's Basketball Email Contact Update
A reader note indicates contact for Gary Bedore of KU men's basketball is via email at gbedore I jworld.com, signaling a direct media outreach channel for ongoing coverage. This brief item highlights how to reach the Kansas program reporter for future questions or submissions.
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Whom to Call J W Sports KU Ticket Office and KC Teams
Contact KU ticket office at 864 3141 for J W Sports matters. KC Chiefs and Wizards share 816 920 9300. Royals tickets line is 1 800 6ROYALS. Kansas Speedway 913 328 7223. T Bones 913 328 2255. City Parks and Recreation field conditions 832 7999 with codes 1123 1124 1125. Web site ljworld.com for details.
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Chiefs’ Steadman Retires After 47 Years With Chiefs
Kansas City public notice confirms Jack Steadman, long a frontline executive since 1960, retires today as vice chairman after guiding major projects and the Super Bowl title era. He also led Hunt Midwest Ventures and contributed to Worlds of Fun.
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United States wins Four Nations Cup in China
Lori Chalupny and Natasha Kai scored as the United States defeated China 2-0 to capture the Four Nations women's soccer tournament in southern China. It marked the U S record fifth Four Nations title. Rafael Nadal chosen to represent Spain in the Davis Cup against Switzerland with Roger Federer absent.
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Broncos Cornerback Darrent Williams Dies From Gunshot
An autopsy released Tuesday determined Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams died from a gunshot wound to the neck early New Year. The Denver medical examiner said Williams, 23, was pronounced dead about 2:35 a.m. after being shot while riding in a limousine, with a blood alcohol level of 0.05 percent.
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Duke Lacrosse Case Hearing Postponed To May
In Durham North Carolina a key hearing in the Duke lacrosse case was postponed until May as prosecutors with the state attorney general's office review evidence. Officials met with defense lawyers and the judge for about two hours on Tuesday.
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Canas exits early as Santoro knocks out in Zagreb opener
Fabrice Santoro ousted Guillermo Canas 5-7 6-3 6-2 in the Zagreb Open first round on Tuesday. Canas returns to the ATP circuit after a 15 month doping suspension, ending his bid to start a comeback.
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Dream jobs list from Mike Bianchi in Orlando Sentinel
The Orlando Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi lists his two current dream jobs in a playful quiz style: being a Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue photographer, a Christmas tree farmer, and potentially photographing Reggie Bush's parents.
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Coaches Reporting Scores Contact Lines
Scores reporting details urge coaches to call 832-6367 or fax 843-4512 or email sportsdesk at ljworld.com for score submissions.
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Diversity gaps in Super Bowl broadcast booths and media
The piece critiques the lack of African American representation in NFL broadcasting and sports media. It notes Lovie Smith and Tony Dungy as the first African American head coaches in the Super Bowl, but only Greg Gumbel has filled play-by-play roles in past games. It cites statistics showing 7 percent of sports writers are African American and calls for scrutiny of hiring practices across networks.
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