Notable MLB Historic Moments On This Day
On this day in 1909 Neal Ball of the Cleveland shortstop pulled off the first unassisted triple play in modern major league history. In 1910 Cy Young earned his 500th win as the Indians beat the Senators 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Juan Marichal debuted with a one hit 2–0 win for the Giants over the Phillies in 1960. In 1974 Dick Bosman pitched a no hitter as the Indians defeated the A’s 4–0. In 2001 Randy Johnson struck out 16 in relief in a Padres game vs Arizona, nearly completing a combined no hitter with Curt Schilling.
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Hall of Fame catcher debates Bonds aided by Woods LASIK remark
Johnny Bench questions whether Tiger Woods LASIK qualifies as performance enhancement while noting athletes daily pursuit of improvement. The comment ties to Barry Bonds as Bench weighs ethical lines in sport.
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Unclear Field Conditions and Contacts for UW Sports and Parks
Fragmentary notice lists multiple contact numbers and services including UW Sports line 832 7147, City Parks and Recreation ticket office 800 518 8748, and numbers 864 3141 832 7999. Mentions field conditions and youth programs with obscure references to Weetas Hever and Speedway 1913. Also directs readers to www ljworld com for further information.
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Vick court date set as NFL faces split stance
In Richmond Michael Vick faces a federal court appearance next Thursday while the NFL keeps his status unresolved pending the judicial process. The league and Falcons will monitor the case before any punishment, amid past suspensions of others for off field incidents.
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Nocioni Re-signs With Bulls Amid Frontcourt Additions
Andres Nocioni stayed with the Chicago Bulls after signing a five year contract worth about 37.5 million dollars. The deal maintains his 11.5 point per game average since 2004. The Bulls also added 6-foot-10 Joe Smith on a two year deal worth about 5.36 million per year under the mid level veteran exception.
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Durant agrees to Nike deal for seven years
Durant agrees to a seven year Nike endorsement worth 60 million with a 10 million signing bonus. It ranks as the second largest rookie contract behind LeBron James. Durant reportedly rejected a seven year 70 million offer from Adidas.
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Minnesota dismisses four football players from team
Four University of Minnesota football players were dismissed amid an sexual assault probe. Cornerback Dominic Jones faces third degree criminal sexual conduct charges related to an April incident. running back EJ Jones defensive end Alex Daniels and defensive back Keith Massey were also removed by coach Tim Brewster.
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Atlanta firm hired to search for Big 12 commissioner
Parker Executive Search has been retained by the Big 12 Conference executive committee to assist in naming a successor to Kevin Weiberg. Weiberg stepped down July 15 to join the Big Ten Network. The full board authorized the executive committee to coordinate the search and to recommend final candidates for interviews.
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Vols extend Pearl's pact to 2013
Knoxville Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl has agreed in principle to a one year contract extension that will keep him at Tennessee through 2013 and raise his pay to 1.3 million this year.
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Commentary on Vick case tests NFL ethics and justice
The Philadelphia Daily News argues not to rush judgment on Michael Vick. It urges waiting for the legal process while noting NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has moved swiftly on other cases. If charged honestly, Vick may lose his career. if innocent, he should work. It calls for a voluntary leave with pay as a possible solution until facts are clear.
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