Real Quiet Eyes Belmont Crown In Doubtful New York Echoes
Gary West writes from St. Louis about Real Quiet's Belmont Stakes bid and the mixed expectations in New York. Critics question the colt's greatness while supporters recall his late-season surge and compare him to past Triple Crown contenders who rose to greatness under pressure.
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Giants running back Johnson diagnosed with lymphoma in chest
LeShon Johnson, 27, New York Giants running back, was diagnosed with lymphoma after a routine X-ray found a chest tumor. Coach Fassel said Johnson is upbeat and believes treatment will allow a 1998 return, with tests to determine Hodgkin's versus non Hodgkin's lymphoma and the treatment plan.
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Kansas State Reports Potential Football Rule Issue to NCAA
Kansas State University informed the NCAA of a potential rules issue in its football program. Coach Bill Snyder said the matter involves a football student athlete but denied any recruiting violation. The athletic department reviewed available information and shared it with the NCAA. enforcement director David Berst declined to discuss specifics.
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Big Ten eyes Notre Dame bid to reach 12 members
The Big Ten consortium may pursue Notre Dame as its 12th member after discussions led by commissioner Jim Delany and several presidents. Notre Dame officials declined comment. In other notes Kentucky and North Carolina plan a four year contract renewal starting in 2000 2001 with an initial game slated for December 2000. Don Newman interim Arizona State coach to join Oregon as assistant under Ernie Kent after leaving ASU with an 18 14 season and a NIT berth.
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USC Alumna Gifts $2 Million for New Track Stadium
University of Southern California plans a 3,000-seat track and field stadium funded by a $2 million gift from Katherine B. Loker, the largest individual donation in the athletic department's history, athletic director Mike Garrett said Wednesday.
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Chiefs sign Derrick Ransom to three-year deal
The Kansas City Chiefs announced a three-year contract with sixth round pick Derrick Ransom a defensive lineman from Cincinnati who is expected to play on the inside.
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Tonkov edges Pantani for 18th stage win at Tour of Italy
Pavel Tonkov of Russia edged overall leader Marco Pantani by one second to win the 18th stage in Italy. The top two cyclists launched a late breakaway on the final climb, as reported by J-W News Sources.
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Schedule summary of sports events and tournaments
A compact rundown of daily sports programming across baseball, college World Series, hockey, tennis, soccer, basketball, golf, auto racing, boxing, horse racing, and motorsports. Includes matchups like White Sox vs Cubs, Kansas City vs Houston, LSU vs USC, Washington vs Buffalo, and notable races and finals with times and channels.
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Noodles underdog leads national league clash in San Diego
Underdog Noodles tops expected favorite in a National League game against Houston in San Diego. The result shifts standings as Los Angeles and St Louis colorados Arizona home teams are noted in CAPS for reporting context.
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United States wins first Ryder Cup at 912 to 2
A historical boxing style misprint notes the United States clinching the inaugural Ryder Cup by defeating Britain with an overwhelming 912 to 2 margin. The record reflects a landmark team victory in 1927 and is cited among notable sports milestones.
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