Two Day Sports History Highlights From Wimbledon and More
Highlights include 1932 Helen Moody winning her fifth Wimbledon singles title by defeating Helen Jacobs 6 3 6 1. 1938 Don Budge sweeps singles doubles and mixed at Wimbledon. 1951 Bob Feller authoring a no hitter for Cleveland. 1961 Mickey Wright wins US Women's Open by six strokes. 1977 Virginia Wade triumphs at Wimbledon on its 100th anniversary. 1990 Cathy Johnston wires to wire at LPGA du Maurier Classic. 1995 NBA locks out players at 12 01 a.m. marking first work stoppage in league history.
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Royals in Rebuilding Mode Cited by Seattle Times
Larry Stone of the Seattle Times notes Kansas City Royals are in a ongoing rebuilding phase, described as a repeated effort to retool the roster amid uncertain prospects and organizational changes.
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NFL Calendar Highlights 2002 to 2007
A concise list of key NFL dates including signing period end on July 22 3 p.m. CDT for June 1 tendered free agents the August 3 American Bowl in Osaka San Francisco versus Washington the Hall of Fame game August 5 Houston versus the Giants roster cutdown September 1 practice squads September 2 the start of the 53 player roster limit September 5 the 2002 season start October 15 trading deadline October 30–31 Fall Meeting in New York December 30 regular season ends January 4–5 wild card playoffs January 11–12 divisional playoffs January 19 conference championships January 26 Super Bowl in San Diego February 3 Pro Bowl in Honolulu.
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KU sports editors contact list in email header
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Whom to Call for Local Sports and Park Field Updates
Contact JW Sports for game info at 4 832 7147 or 1 800 578 8748 KU ticket office at 864 3141 KC Chiefs at 4 816 920 9300 KC Wizards at 1 816 920 9300 Royals tickets at 1 800 6 ROYALS Kansas Speedway at 913 328 7223 City Parks and Recreation line 832 7999 with 1123 adult field conditions or 124 adult rescheduling dates
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Pooley tops Watson in playoff for U S Senior Open title
Don Pooley outlasted Tom Watson in a five playoff hole duel to win the U S Senior Open and claim a 450000 first prize. Pooley drilled a 10 foot birdie on the fifth extra hole after Watson’s chip from the rough missed. Pooley’s victory ends a 15 year winless stretch on the PGA Tour in dramatic fashion.
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Mystics shelve Holdsclaw with high ankle sprain
Washington Mystics place Chamique Holdsclaw on the injured list after a high ankle sprain suffered Friday against the Portland Fire. Kiesha Brown is activated as the team adjusts its lineup. Meanwhile in boxing Wladimir Klitschko pursues a Lennox Lewis bout and plans a chess match with Kasparov to precede the confrontation.
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Williams sisters star at Wimbledon as top players falter
Venus Williams recovers after dropping the first set and wins in straight sets as Serena dominates two tiebreakers. The Williams sisters anchor a Wimbledon with top men’s chaos, with Hewitt and Henman among few remaining in the fourth round. many men fail to advance.
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