Day in Sports History 1981 1987 1991 1995 1998 Highlights
Donna Caponi Young wins the LPGA Championship by one stroke over Jerilyn Britz and Pat Meyers in 1981. In 1987 the Lakers claim their 10th NBA title with a 106 93 win over the Celtics at the Forum. Leroy Burrell runs 9.90 in 1991 100 meters at the New York championships, Carl Lewis second. Houston Rockets repeat in 1995 with a 113 101 win over Orlando Magic, Hakeem Olajuwon 35 points 15 rebounds. In 1998 Michael Jordan scores 45 points as Chicago defeats Utah 87 86 sealing a sixth NBA title.
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Baseball calendar with key 2005 events and deadlines
Baseball calendar lists All-Star game on July 12 in Detroit, Hall of Fame inductions on July 31 in Cooperstown, last day to trade without waivers, playoffs begin October 4, league championships October 11, World Series October 22, free agent filing period after the World Series, general managers meetings November 7 in Indian Wells, winter meetings December 5 in Dallas, salary arbitration deadlines for players December 7 and 19, contract offers to unsigned players December 20.
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Chuck Woodling Sports Editor Email Contact
Email Chuck Woodling the sports editor at ewoodling and jworld.com for inquiries, guidance, or submissions regarding sports coverage and editor communications at the newspaper.
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Field Conditions Hotline for City Parks and Recreation
City Parks and Recreation directs callers to dial 832-7999 for field condition updates. The notice lists N23 adult field conditions, 1124 adult rescheduling, and 1125 youth field conditions for scheduling and status changes.
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Tyson Reflects on Retirement After Suction Cup Incident
Boxer Mike Tyson says he is old too soon and smart too late as he explains feeling caught in the moment and comparing himself to Rip Van Winkle while discussing his decision to retire from boxing.
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Three Big 12 teams headed to the College World Series
Baylor, Texas and Nebraska earned spots in Omaha after super regional wins. Baylor defeated Clemson 6-1 in Waco behind Kevin Sevigny's three run double, while Texas rallied past Mississippi 6-4 on Will Crouch's tiebreaking homer. Nebraska joined them with a victory on Saturday.
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Moore to Turn Pro at Barclays Classic Following Amateurs Open
U S Amateur and UNLV champion Ryan Moore will debut as a pro next week in the Barclays Classic after accepting a sponsor exemption while competing in the U S Open at Pinehurst as an amateur. Moore leaves the amateur ranks with consecutive high level showings and a PGA Tour entry.
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Snyder signs after draft and Bigbie activated
Brandon Snyder, the 13th overall pick, agreed to terms and passed a physical. Baltimore also activated outfielder Larry Bigbie from the 15-day DL. Alex Sanchez was cut by Tampa Bay as the first MLB steroids policy suspension case. Larry Walker weighs retirement due to age and injuries, saying time may be up after this season.
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Kerry Wood makes rehab start for Iowa Cubs in Des Moines
Cubs right-hander Kerry Wood pitched three innings for the Triple-A Iowa Cubs in Des Moines, allowing one run on three hits. He threw 46 pitches, mainly in the low 90s, with three strikeouts and no curveballs.
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Spurs face 0-2 finals hole after home dominance
San Antonio holds a 2-0 lead over Detroit with three straight games in Detroit. Manu Ginobili urges patience and pressure on the Pistons, while coach Gregg Popovich stresses sustaining focus on the road. Detroit coach Larry Brown praises their character as they seek to extend the series.
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