Baseball fights replay as moon golf and tech rise in sport
Dallas Morning News columnist Kevin B. Blackistone notes MLB leaders reject video replay after Frank Pulli uses a TV monitor to confirm Cliff Floyd’s Pro Player Stadium homer. He recalls the clash over whether electronic aid fits America’s pastime and urges practical accuracy.
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Ewing to miss season with Achilles injury for Knicks
Knicks center Patrick Ewing, 36, learned his left Achilles has a partial tear and he will miss the rest of the season after an injury during warmups before Game Two of the Eastern Conference finals with the Pacers in Indianapolis. He stayed in the game, scoring 10 points in 25 minutes as New York lost 88-86.
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Weekend sports slate fuels crowded day of action
A packed lineup includes the White Sox at Noon against the Blue Jays and Cubs versus Cleveland, plus Memorial golf, US Women's Open, French Open semis, NBA playoffs and NHL postseason games. Also listed are boxing Canziles v Defeses, Belmont Stakes at 3:30, NHRA Route 66 qualifying, Coca-Cola Family 200, and Bowling Showboat Invitational.
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Gehrig hits four homers in game as McGraw resigns
1932 import: Lou Gehrig becomes the first major league player to homer four times in a game, powering the Yankees to a 20 13 victory over the A's. The same day marks the resignation of John McGraw after 30 years as Giants manager.
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To use Access dial 865-5000 with category code
Information snippet shows dialing 865-5000 to access a service. It mentions entering a four digit category number for JW Sports. The fragment lists contact steps but lacks full context or dates. The line suggests a media or information hotline related to JW Sports.
KC Ticket Office Contacts For Chiefs Blades Wizards Royals
Listing of contact numbers for KC Chiefs KC Blades KC Wizards and Royals tickets including area codes 816 and 800 variants plus Clinton State Park reference. No clear event or text beyond contact lines.
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