Two Days in Sports History Highlights
A compact look back at landmark sports events from 1991 to 2003. The National folds. Sergei Subka vaults 20 ft 2 in outdoors. Patty Sheehan wins LPGA Championship by one stroke. Chicago Bulls clinch fifth title in seven years with Kerr’s late shot. Winy matches major championship best with 7 under 63 tied for second round lead with Furyk. Clemens reaches 300 wins and 4,000 strikeouts leading Yankees past Cardinals 5-2.
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Sergei Subka
Ukraine
Patty Sheehan
Lauri Merten
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Steve Kerr
Bulls
Utah Jazz
Winy
Jim Furyk
Singh
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Roger Clemens
Yankees
St. Louis
Daly says wife attacked him with steak knife claim
Quote from Bud Geracie in the San Jose Mercury News notes Daly claims his wife tried to stab him with a steak knife. The remark links to a domestic dispute report and reflects sensational commentary on health trends and cooking.
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Field Conditions Call Line Details at City Parks
City Parks and Recreation directs residents to call 832-7993 for field conditions and scheduling. The note lists N23 adult field conditions 124 adult rescheduling 25 youth field renditions and urges updates on outdoor facility status.
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Earnhardt headed for Hendrick as free agency swirls
NASCAR reports say Dale Earnhardt Jr seeks to join Hendrick Motorsports, with speculations fueled by Hendrick’s crowded lineup of Jeff Gordon Jimmie Johnson Kyle Busch and Casey Mears. Storm of contract talks and Busch release rumors swirl as Labonte returns to road races and other NFL and MLB notes appear.
Crede undergoes back surgery could miss season
Philadelphia Chicago White Sox third baseman Joe Crede had back surgery on Tuesday and may miss the rest of the season after being placed on the 15 day disabled list for lower back inflammation. Team spokesman Pat O Connell said he would miss at least two months and possibly the year. In Las Vegas boxer Diego Corrales died in a motorcycle crash while driving drunk with a blood alcohol content of 0.25, well above the Nevada limit of 0.08. In Neptune New Jersey Denver Nuggets guard JR Smith was released from the hospital after a weekend crash that killed his friend Andre Bell of East Orange. Bell died Monday at Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune from severe head injuries.
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Beasley Leads U S to 4-0 Win Over El Salvador
DaMarcus Beasley, the 2005 Golden Boot winner, scored twice as the United States blanked El Salvador 4-0 to finish Group B with a perfect 3-0-0 record and advance to the quarterfinals.
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Mass
United States
DaMarcus Beasley
el Salvador
Pirates add Kolb as Kelly designated for assignment
Former All-Star closer Dan Kolb was added to the Pittsburgh Pirates roster on Tuesday while utility infielder Don Kelly was designated for assignment. Kolb signed a minor league contract in the offseason and went 2-1 with a 3.15 ERA and four saves in 18 games at Triple-A Indianapolis.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Jackson undergoes hip replacement surgery in California
Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson had replacement surgery on his left hip Tuesday eight months after his right hip. The 61 year old coach was expected to be released from Centinela Hospital Medical Center in Inglewood within a day. He is likely to be fully recovered for his Basketball Hall of Fame induction in September.
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Phil Jackson
Centinela Hospital
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Basketball Hall of Fame
Pacers executive Rick Carlisle steps down in Indianapolis
Rick Carlisle told the Indiana Pacers he would not return as the team's executive vice president. Carlisle was fired in April after four tumultuous years as Indiana's coach. The team offered him the option of returning as vice president, a title he held under a multiyear deal before this season.
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Rick Carlisle
Indiana Pacers
Carlisle
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Roddick tops Stepanek at Queen's Club in straight sets
Andy Roddick dropped only four points on serve as he defeated Radek Stepanek of the Czech Republic 6-4 6-4 to reach the Queen's Club third round. The American extends his solid run at the Wimbledon warm-up event, with just one loss in his last four appearances.
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Andy Roddick
Radek Stepanek
Czech Republic
Bonds Over the Hill A Giants Ghost in San Jose
The San Jose Mercury News notes Barry Bonds, 42, is fading, with one home run in 76 at bats and a Giants team mired in last place. Aurilia recounts his hesitation and the crowd sense that the old Bonds is gone as Bonds fails to produce in a 2 0 loss to the A s.
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Giants
Bonds
A’s
Alan Embree
Embree
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