Nothing against David Duval yet burns prove a country club sport
A quoted remark reframes golf as a country club sport by noting second degree burns from lifting a teapot. The line uses sharp humor to critique elitist attitudes toward golf while invoking Duval as a reference point.
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Dallas Stars poised to win the Stanley Cup with depth and home edge
Tim Cowlishaw argues the Dallas Stars are the team to beat in the Finals citing a revived power play, Ed Belfour’s steady play, and star forward Mike Modano. He notes Dallas home ice and eight players with rings, contrasting Buffalo’s injury-impacted Sabres and Hitchcock’s coaching edge.
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Knight Faces No Charges In Restaurant Confrontation
Indiana coach Bob Knight will not be charged after Monroe County Prosecutor Carl Salzmann found insufficient evidence against Knight or Chris Foster, a Bloomington guitar-maker, regarding a June 7 restaurant parking lot dispute. Knight criticized the process as unfair, while Foster provided a police statement.
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Heisman Trophy Home Secured as DC Club Sells Hotel
The Downtown Athletic Club won court approval to sell the hotel portion of its 35 story Art Deco building in lower Manhattan, securing the Heisman Trophy’s home. In Indianapolis a pit crew member from the Indy 500 begins physical therapy after hospital release. In Scottsdale Phoenix hired former Boston assistant Bobby Francis as Coyotes coach, signing a three year deal worth about 350000 dollars annually.
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Newbern returns to Washburn softball program
Kim Newbern comes back to lead the Washburn Lady Blues softball program after resigning, bringing a three season 95-59 record and guiding this year’s squad to a 41-24 finish and the program’s first NCAA South Central Regional appearance. Ulmer wins ninth stage of Women’s Challenge bicycle race.
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Baseball standings and playoffs preview from Tribune
American and National League team placements shown with win loss marks and playoff notes. Includes teams such as San Diego Cincinnati Houston St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cleveland Oakland Toronto Anaheim Seattle Detroit Boston Minnesota New York Yankees Chi White Sox and NHL Stanley Cup Finals reference with home team emphasis.
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Today in History highlights major sports moments
1954 Rocky Marciano defeats Ezzard Charles in a 15 round decision to retain the heavyweight title in New York. 1961 Gene Littler carded 68 to edge Doug Sanders and Bob Goalby at the U S Open. 1962 Jack Nicklaus beat Arnold Palmer by three strokes in a U S Open playoff. 1973 John Miller shot 63 to win the U S Open over John Schlee. 1976 NBA absorbs four ABA teams the New York Nets Indiana Pacers San Antonio Spurs and Denver Nuggets.
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Sports TV Highlights and Schedules Across Leagues
A dense guide lists upcoming sports broadcasts across baseball basketball boxing NFL Europe auto racing and soccer. Highlights include Mets at St Louis Cubs at San Francisco and U S Open coverage with times and channel codes, plus college world series Miami against Alabama and Stanford versus Florida State.
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