Two days in sports history highlights
The records cover 1960 PGA off tournament winner Jay Hebert by one stroke over Jim Ferrier. 1967 Don January wins PGA Championship by two over Don Massengale. 1970 ITA adopts nine point tiebreaker. 1976 John Naber first swimmer under two minutes in 200m back in Montreal. 1976 Mac Wilkins sets Olympic discus record in Montreal. 1977 Hollis Stacy wins U S Women's Open by two over Nancy Lopez. 1998 Tour de France riders protest start due to drug scandal.
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Jay Hebert
Jim Ferrier
Don January
Don Massengale
International Lawn Tennis Association
John Naber
United States
Montreal
Mac Wilkins
Hollis Stacy
Nancy Lopez
Hale Irwin Praised By Thurman for Tour Cash and Cold Reception
Senior tour golfer Jim Thorp criticizes Hale Irwin as a top money winner yet unfriendly to fans. He accuses Irwin of provoking a hostile crowd and notes incidents like placing cheese in his locker to accompany his whining.
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Hale
Jim Thorp
Hale Irwin
Chiefs and Royals Ticket Lines Contact Numbers
Sports contact list shows numbers for KC Chiefs 816-920-9300 and Royals tickets 913-328-7223. Also includes Sea Field Conditions and KC Wizards lines with various area codes and 800 numbers. Web reference listed www.liworld.com for more information.
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JW Sports
Cscs
Evey
City Parks and Recreation
KC Chiefs
KC Wizards
Royals
Ullrich banned six months for amphetamine use
Former Tour de France champion Jan Ullrich received a six month ban and a $1,400 fine after testing positive for amphetamines in an out of competition test on June 12. The disciplinary panel credited his claim of mental stress and noted the penalty expires March 24 to reflect the winter off season.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Jan Ullrich
Ullrich
Jan
Lance Armstrong
Peter Barth
Ravens Owner Modell Recovers From Mild Stroke Heads to Camp
Baltimore Ravens owner Art Modell remained hospitalized in Johns Hopkins Hospital with a mild stroke but planned to attend the start of his 42nd training camp. At 76, Modell had been admitted after a April heart attack and said he would be ready for gassers by the weekend.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Teddy Dupay
Dupay
Kresten R. Lagerman
Joe Sharkey
Spencer Mann
State Attorney's Office
Ravens
California
Modell
Brian Billick
Brian
New York
NFL
Sanford Rivers
Rivers
National Football League
Greg Aiello
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Liworld.com
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Sopot
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Jiri Novak
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Marco Etcheverry
San José
Joe Cannon
Wade Barrett
Ariel Graziana
Chris Klein
Dallas
Jason Kreis
Nadeau
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N.C
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Petty Enterprises
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Grissom
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NBA
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Jazz
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Utah
Bryan Russell
Tech
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W. VA
Tommy Groom
Frank Beamer
Virginia Tech
Riyabu
Saud
Arabia
Sultan bin Faisal bin Turki bin Abdullah
Ahmed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz
NCAA
Providence. R.J
Management Council
John Ruiz
Las Vegas
Kirk Johnson
NFL Briefs
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Alonzo Spellman
Dearborn
19Th District Court
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Greyhound
Virginia Sobotka
Michigan
Buffalo Grove
Ill
Bearsink
Lake Forest
Chicago Bear
John Shoop
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