Henry Picard tops Nelson 37 holes to win PGA
Henry Picard defeated Byron Nelson 1 up after 37 holes to win the PGA Championship in a dramatic 1939 final. The match showcased Picard's late surge as Nelson fought to the last hole for the title in a classic major duel.
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Reflection on Greed in Baseball
Opinion snippet argues that the sport’s blame lies with itself, condemning greed as the root issue. The quote emphasizes accountability and frames greed as the face the game must confront.
KU Basketball Note Includes Editorial Contact Lines
A terse sports page item lists contact names for editors Chuck Woodring Andrew Hartsock and Gary Bedore with email addresses for KU men s basketball and football coverage as well as staff emails for the sports department at ijworld.com.
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Royals Tickets And Kansas Speedway Field Conditions
Call 1 800 6 ROYALS for Royals tickets and 913 328 7223 for Kansas Speedway updates. Visit www ljworld com for more information about adult ticketing and rescheduling options.
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Lynx coach steps down as Agler stays GM
Brian Agler resigned as Minnesota Lynx head coach but will remain the general manager. Assistant Heidi VanDerveer was promoted to replace him. Agler posted a 48-67 record over three plus seasons. VanDerveer has prior coaching stints with Sacramento Monarchs and Kansas programs.
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Paris bans ex-champion Virgil Hill for doping
Virgil Hill the former WBA cruiserweight champion from Paris received a two year ban from France's Council to Prevent and Fight Doping after testing positive for two banned substances.
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Tim Montgomery wins 100 meters at DN Galan
Tim Montgomery of the United States won the 100 meter dash at the DN Galan athletics gala in Stockholm with a 10.08-second clocking despite four false starts by rivals. Teddy Dupay in Gainesville faces bets-for-games allegations from Florida basketball documents. two ex teammates corroborate betting talks. Georgia recruits Alexander Johnson and Julius Lamptey fail academic qualifiers for 2002-03 season. Proud Citizen, Derby runner-up, underwent surgery for a fractured shin with seven screws placed in the left cannon bone.
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Montgomery Wins 100m In Photo Finish At DN Galan
American Tim Montgomery edged Kim Collins of St Kitts and Nevis in a photo finish to win the 100 meters at the DN Galan meet in Stockholm. Both clocked 10.08 seconds amid four false starts. Svetlana Feofanova set a women's European pole vault record at 15 feet 8 inches, while Stacy Prague cleared 14-6 for sixth.
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Broncos QB Griese In Minor Car Crash Near Funeral Procession
Denver Broncos quarterback Brian Griese escaped injury when his pickup struck a car stopped for a funeral procession on a parkway. He was traveling about 20 mph when the rear end collision occurred, according to police detective John White.
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Baseball owners gear for long fight
A Knight Ridder commentary argues a 1994 replay looms as MLB labor talks stall. It blames owners for seeking big changes and salary controls while players resist caps, noting rival payrolls and shifting leadership since 1972. The piece cautions stadiums may close again with owners driving the conflict.
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