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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2001
Page
10
Marvin Hart defeated Jack Root by a 12th round knockout to claim the heavyweight title in Reno Nevada the final bout of an elimination tournament referee James Jeffries had retired earlier in March leaving the title vacant.
In a remark quoted from Jerry Greene of the Orlando Sentinel, the Wimbledon scene is described as moving away from traditional strawberries and cream toward frozen yogurt, signaling a broader shift in fans' tastes and commentary on tradition.
The notice directs readers to visit www.lworld.com for further contact information and online resources.
Dominik Hasek, a six time Vezina winner and two time Hart recipient, joined Detroit after a Buffalo trade for Vyacheslav Kozlov and a draft pick. He vowed to win the Stanley Cup, saying he came to Detroit to win and that he was willing to take less money to do so. The Wings described him as the NHL's best goalie and planned a 58 million salary for the coming season.
The Olympic bribery trial defendants have rejected another plea offer from the government. The Justice Department’s Thursday proposal mirrors the prior deal rejected a year ago by Tom Welch and Dave Johnson. Johnson’s lawyer Max Wheeler stated the offer remains unacceptable.
Jeremy Roenick, thrilled to play in Philadelphia calling it a dream come true, signs a five year contract worth 37.5 million dollars with the Flyers. The sides reach agreement in principle on Friday and finalize Monday.
Reno Nevada Senator Harry Reid says a ban on college sports betting will not pass this year. NCAA officials defend the bill while scientists and lawmakers debate its effectiveness and potential amendments. Thompson argues monitoring is needed. others warn a floor vote may be blocked.
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