Sparks Tame Orlando 78 63 as Leslie Leads
Leslie posts 17 points and 11 rebounds to spark the Los Angeles Sparks past the Orlando Miracle 78 to 63. Dixon and Milton add 14 each as Mabika reaches 11. five Miracle starters reach double figures, while Orlando reserves trail 17 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewooon
Catt
Lisa Leslie
Los Angeles Sparks
Orlando Miracle
Kansas University
Tameeka Dixon
DeLisha Milton
Mwadi Mabika
Sparks
Orlando
Cinda Dos Santos
Taj McWilliams
Adrienne Johnson
Shannon Johnson
Sales
McWillams
Dos Santos
A Johnson
Johnson
McGhee
Hamzova
Walt
Hicks
Roland
Los Angeles
Mabika
Milton
Lesiie
Figgs
Dixon
Feaster
McCrimmon
Frett
Machanguana
Saveri
Gigin
Fotals
A.johnson
S.johnson
Mabika 4-3, Flagshed, Dixon 0-1), Rebounds—Orlando 39 (S.johnson
Leslie
Orlands
Sparks Rally Past Miracle In Western Conference Showdown
Roundy McWilliams scored all her points in the second half for the Sparks. Diana Leslie added a 3 point play as Los Angeles pulled away from Orlando, building a 60-48 lead and finishing with a 24-15 fourth quarter advantage. In Houston, Cynthia Cooper poured in 28 as the Comets defeated the Storm 79 to 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Cleveland
New York
Adrienne Johnson
McWilliams
Shannon Johnson
Los Angeles
Nicky McCrimmon
Dixon
Leslie
Sparks
Miracle
Houston
Cynthia Cooper
Houston Comets
Storm
Seattle Sparks Past Houston In WNBA Box Score Clash
Seattle defeats Houston 79 to 63 in a high scoring box score battle. Key players include Henning and M Edwards for Seattle and Cooper and Arcain for Houston. Rebounds favor Seattle 33 to 4 and Orlando slips past Los Angeles 63 to 78 in another contest.
Kansas Open opens with KU flavor for golfers
Lawrence golfers and KU players form a tight knit showing at the Kansas Open with Istnick pursuing earnings after a Wichita Open near miss. The event supports Cottonwood Inc. while presenting early rounds from 7:30 a.m. to 2:40 p.m. at Alvamar with a top 40 cut on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaick
Istnick
Midwest
Missouri
Willowbend Golf Club
Lawrence
Tulsa
Okla
Jayhawks
Alvamar
Cottonwood, Inc
Kansas Open Tee Times and All-Time Championship Summary
A long list shows tee times for the Kansas Open at Alvamar Golf Club with players from across the U.S. and Canada. The article then provides an extensive year by year recap of winners, runner ups, prize money and notable records from 1976 through 1999 including Phil Rodgers 1976 playoff win and multiple Kansas winner notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvamar Golf Club
Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
Jim White
White
Tulsa
Ron Streck
Oklahoma State
Tom Jones
Jaime Gonzalez
Brent Buckman
Juanes
Gonzalez
OSU
Mike Holder
Jones
Buckman
Doug Higgins
Fort Worth
Texas
Larry Webb
Higgins
Webb
Gary McCord
Escondido
Calif
Chandler, Ariz
Vince Bizik
Lyons
Peck
Mike Klein
Scottsbluff
Neb
Bryan Norton
Salina
Mark Fuller
Yukon
Okla
Klein
Norton
Skip Horton
Titusville
Fla
Dillard Pruitt
Greenville
D C
Pruitt
Ted Lehmann
Lehmann
Missouri
Stan Utley
Utley
Craig McClellan
Sun Lakes
Ariz
Rod Nuckolls
McClellan
Nuckolls
Greg Tebbutt
University of Iowagrad
E.J. Pfister
Pfister
Tebbutt
Phoenix
Chris Endres
Paul Trittler
Endres
Don Walsworth
Steve Gotsche
Great Bend
Karl Zoller
Chesterland
Ohio
Gotsche
Zoller
Tim Coniey
Braselton
Lenexa
Buddy
Conley
Akron University
Dallas
Jeff Lee
Matt Gogel
Hutchinson
Matt Seitz
Brian Foyt
Chesterfield
Jeff Klein
John Sherman
Fogt
Iran
Foyt
Frank Lickliter Jr
Franklin
Clay Devers
Lickliter
Devers
Sunder
Kansas University
Mark Miller
Brad Ott
Gogel
Mitchell, Neb
Jeff Freeman
Tom Kalinowski
Freeman
Palm Desert
Robin Freeman
Jim Kane
Jaxon Brigman
Tripp Isenhour
Orlando
Isenhour
Jay Tewell
Pat Perez
Andy Stewart
Georgia Tech
Jason Allen
Pueblo
Colo
Heath Fell
Allen
Lee
Fell
Chile blank Venezuela 2-0 in World Cup qualifier
Chile defeated Venezuela 2-0 with Hector Tapia scoring in the 69th minute and Ivan Zamorano adding a late header in a World Cup qualifier played in San Cristobal. Colombia drew 0-0 with Ecuador as teams press toward the 2002 field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Venezuela
Hector Tapia
Ivan Zamorano
Tapia
San Cristobal
Zamorano
Colombia
Sao Paulo
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Associated Press
AC Priore
Seattle
Sonja Henning
Comets
WNBA
Haut Oy
Magic
Thompson
Cooper
Arcain
Rizzo
Jackson
Lamb
Valdemore
Washington
Kelly-Gilson
Henning
Redd
M.edwards
Smith
Sampson
Kelly-Gibson
Valdemora
Arcary
Rizzotti
Vodichkova
Campbel
Carper
Kansas
Open Histor
sRobert Sinclair
Ijworld.com
Troy Halterman
Prairie Village
Troy Martin
Overland Park
David Huffman
Nashville
Tenn
Jason deBuhr
Don Yrene
Scottsdale
Steve Hay
Chagrin Falls
Jim Knoesel
Columbia
Rick Woodson
Richardson
Jason Swihart
Mich
Hunter Haas
Mike O'Donnell
Wichita
North Sartell
Minn
Keith Humerickhouse
Brandt Kieschnick
Huntsville
Chris Marshall
Mike Troyer
Boulder
Calo
Brady
Colorado Springs
Brat Weesner
West Lindale
Zack Nettles
Lafayette
Barry Hinkley
Reynoldsburg
Jeremy Glanzer
Hillsboro
Robert Russell
Joplin
Phillip Frost
Topeka
Ted Scott
a-Nic Rebne
Todd Baker
Little Rock
Ark
Jason May
Rochester Hills
a-Trent Brown
Arkansas City
Kit Grove
Mike Kitowski
Ft. Collins
Chris Minka
Steve Novarro
Covina
Mark Hughes
James Edmondson
Dale McCarty
Wylie
Grant Wittewgler
Denver
Nicolas Boeching
Yuba City
Ben Pettitt
Carroll
Iowa
Lindsey Newman
Symons
Jacksonville Beach
Jefferson City
Paul Wackerly
Canton
Jason Pyska
Mt. Pleasant
Mikkel Reese
Javier Sanchez
Eatanton
Michael Tomoya-Smith
Ryan Roy
Springfield
Zachary Heusser
Valders
Wisc
Eric Magnuson
Mirage
Anthony Aleman
Sherman
John Daizell
Lake Quivira
Jon Troutman
Osawatomie
Billy Brown
Stillwater
John Bizik
Ponca City
Randy Towner
Ryan Fauchier
Southlake
Chris James
Edmond
Oklo
Kevin Kraft
Granville
Rich Barcelo
Tucson
Mike Stolarsky
Omaha
Chad Welhausen
Ridgeland
Miss
Jeff Locke
Gardner
Brett Paquet
St. Charles
Kirk Maynard
Midwest City
Stephen Enriques
Corinth
Ned Story
St. Peters
Colby Norton
Leawood
David Roesch
Menomanee Falls
Wis
Joe Hamerski Jr
Paul Goering
Denton
Josh Madden
Scott Moore
Collinsville
Ill
Jamie Gomez
McAllen
Scott Parel
Augusta
Eatonton
Casey Harbour
Mike Sauer
Albuquerque
N.M
Mark Watkins
Farmington
Rory Bowman
Kevin Kemp
Greensboro
N.C
Gene Celano
Destin
Will Moore
Michael Letzig
Richmond
Slade Adams
John Moore
Brent Franklin
Erie
Mitchell
Ben Finley
Bloomington
Ind
David Beck
Tallahasee
Doug Pinwoody
Spearfish
Jeff Lemaster
Grove City
Scott Kammann
Knoxville
Todd Saulisbury
George Goich
Holland
Michael Lord
Red Oak
Alber Ocha
Edinberg
Kurt Osborn
Manhattan
Mike Maddrell
Todd Rossetti
Plana
Juan Tabares
Ken Raper
Emporia
John German
Ariza
Ecuador
Peru
Uruguay
Paraguay
Bolivia
Quito
Rivaldo
FIFA
Javier Zanetti
Cafu
Wanderley Luxemburgo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!