2day in Sports History: Classic Belmont and Boxing Triumphs
Highlights from 1937 and 1943 Belmont Stakes winners War Admiral and Count Fleet with three and 25 length romps. 1952 Jersey Joe Walcott retains the heavyweight title with a 15 round decision over Ezzard Charles in Philadelphia. 1990 Jennifer Capriati at 14 becomes youngest Grand Slam semifinalist after comeback win over Manuela Maleeva. 1993 Colonial Affair, with Julie Krone, wins Belmont Stakes making Krone first female jockey to win a Triple Crown race.
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Boswell on NHL fans view of players and owners
Washington Post columnist Thomas Boswell reflects that many sports fans care little whether the NHL exists. He notes a cultural perception among fans and critiques the league’s identity during disputes between players and owners.
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Curtis shares Memorial lead with Rose and Ames
Three players tied for the Memorial lead as Justin Rose Stephen Ames and Dusin Curtis each shot 3 under 69 on Friday. Curtis eyes the claret jug again after last year’s British Open win and birdied the 18th to stay atop the leaderboard at 7 under through two rounds.
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Mayfield tops in Dover qualifying for MBNA 400
Jeremy Mayfield edged Ryan Newman to take the pole at Dover International Speedway with a 161.522 mph lap, the eighth pole of his career. Newman was second at 160.643 mph, with Rusty Wallace 1999 pole speed record holder and others like Brian Vickers and Elliott Sadler among the top qualifiers as NASCAR trucks and Busch series notes highlighted a busy speedway day. Mayfield aims for his first win since 2000, while Wallace and Vickers chase strong showings in the MBNA events.
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