Sports History Highlights From Past Decades
In 1951 Bob Feller pitched his third career no hitter for the Cleveland Indians against Detroit. In 1961 Mickey Wright won the U S Women’s Open by six strokes over Betsy Rawls. In 1977 Virginia Wade captured Wimbledon on its 100th anniversary defeating Betty Stöve. In 1990 Cathy Johnston-Forbes won the LPGA du Maurier Classic by two strokes over Patty Sheehan. In 1995 the NBA locked out players at 12:01 a m, its first work stoppage. In 2007 Christie Kerr won the U S Women’s Open with two bogeys in the last 45 holes and finished 279 plus strokes.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram quote on watching U S Open golf
David Thomas of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram notes that 661m viewers will still watch the U S Open final round despite Tiger Woods absence and states he will keep watching the recorded finale.
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Reporting Scores Call for Scores at 832-6367
Coaches reporting scores are encouraged to call 832-6367, email sportsdesk ljworld.com or fax 843-4512 to submit game results and updates for publication.
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KU Sports Editors and Email Lineup Noted
A list of personnel: Tom Keegan as Sports Editor, Andrew Hartsock as Associate Sports Editor, Dugan Arnett and Matt Talt handling KU football and high schools respectively, with their email addresses.
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Field Conditions and Calls for Recreation Department
Rnto Parts and Recreation lists contact options for field conditions and scheduling. Call 832-7999 and enter 1123 for adult field conditions 1124 for adult rescheduling 1125 for youth field conditions. Visit www ljworld com for more details.
Federer and Nadal reach Wimbledon quarterfinals on grass
Roger Federer defeated Lleyton Hewitt 7 6 2 6 4 on Centre Court to extend his grass-winning streak to 63 and 38 at Wimbledon. Rafael Nadal also advanced by beating Mikhail Youzhny 6 3 6 3 6 1, despite a brief injury scare. Jelena Jankovic was upset by Tamaring Tan as the women's top three all fell before the quarters. The Williams sisters led a rout on Court 2 as Svetlana Kuznetsova lost to Agnieszka Radwanska.
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Maria Sha
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Coach K faces heavy Olympic load as head of 2008 team
The piece argues that Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski bears outsized pressure in leading the US Olympic basketball squad, a role built on prestige but risky due to his lack of professional team coaching experience. It notes Kobe Bryant and LeBron James would share credit for success, while failure would be blamed on his college background.
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