Two Day Sports History Highlights 1962 1968 and more
Key sports milestones include Wilt Chamberlain’s fifth straight 10 point game with 58 points for the Philadelphia Warriors in 1962, Joe Frazier’s 1968 vacant world heavyweight title win at Madison Square Garden, Guy Lafleur’s 1000th career point in 1981, Hank Gathers’ death during a Loyola Marymount game in 1990, and Anni Friesinger’s 2001 world speed skating record in Calgary.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knicks
Joe Frazier
New York
Buster Mathis
Madison Square Garden
Guy LaFleur
Montreal Canadiens
Winnipeg Jets
Hank Gathers
Loyola Marymount
Portland
Anni Friesinger
Germany
Calgary
Olympic Oval
Friesinger
Nicklaus Cardiologist Sees BP as Career Threat Not Core
Dr Wayne Isom treating Jack Nicklaus 62 for high blood pressure says the condition is not the biggest threat to his career though the golfer shows the heart of a 20-year-old. Isom notes Nicklaus’ back is a greater concern for his game.
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Wayne Isom
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
TV sports schedule for women college basketball finals
Atlantic 10 championship at 4 30 pm on ESPN2 channel C49. Big 10 championship at 6 pm on ESPN channel C48. C USA championship delayed to 10 30 pm on ESPN2 channel C49.
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ESPN2
ESPN
Net Channel
Metro Atlantic
Charleston
Roanoke
Orlanda Y
Indiana
Minnesota
Seattle
L.A. Lakers
Utah
Local Sports and Ticket Office Contact Numbers Released
KC Chiefs KC Wizards Royals tickets KC ticket office numbers listed for game inquiries and ticketing. Field conditions hotline for City Parks and Recreation on 832 7999 with instructions to press 1123 for adult field rescheduling.
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JW Sports
KC Chiefs
KC Wizards Royals
Kansas Speedway
City Parks and Recreation
Royals take first spring win 6-4 over Pirates
Donnie Sadler drove in the go ahead run with a run scoring triple in the ninth, lifting the Kansas City Royals to a 6-4 spring victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in Bradenton Florida. Angel Berroa added an RBI single, while Kevin Young and Aramis Ramirez collected two hits each for Pittsburgh.
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Bradenton
Fla
Donnie Sadler
Kansas City Royals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave McCarty
Gregg Olson
Sadler
Mike Redman
McCarty
Angel Berroa
RBI
Pittsburgh
Tony Cogan
Adam Hyrdu
Humberto Cota
Mac Suzuki
Luis Alicea
Royals
Berroa
Kevin Young
Pirates
Aramis Ramirez
Young
Ramirez
Kansas City
Chris George
Sean Lowe
Hbl
Brown
Alicea
Redman Cf
Berroa Press
Reese
Morris
Giles IF
Berger
Polonia If
Livesney Ib
Fussell
Faldt
Mackowiak
Johnson
Lfl
Wilson
Cogan
Hyzdu
Suzuki
Kendall
Hinch
Cotac Brita
Kansas
Fall Brown
Ab—Saler
Sb—Reese
S-Lowe
Fagg
Myrda
Laxton
George Affeldt Fussell
Pi Lowe
Boehringer Burnside
Dison
Lowe
Els Stretches Lead to Victory in Doral Showdown
South Africa's Ernie Els held off Tiger Woods to win the Genuity Championship at Doral. Els closed 72 to beat Woods by two strokes after Woods in the group ahead sparked a crowd with big drives and clutch putts. Els earned $846,000 and his PGA Tour win ended an 18 month drought.
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Miami
Ernie Els
Els
Tiger Woods
Eli
Doral
Woods
Ndungu Becomes First Back-To-Back Los Angeles Marathon Champion
Stephen Ndungu defended his title at the Los Angeles Marathon finishing in 2 hours 10 minutes 27 seconds, part of a Kenyan sweep on a flat fast course. Lyubov Denisova won the women's race in 2 28 49, both claiming 50000 and a car. Raymond Chemwela finished second in 2 12 19 with Benson Mbithi close behind.
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Los Angeles
Stephen Ndungu
Russia
Lyubov Denisova
Ndungu
Raymond Chem
Pettitte cap flap sparks dugout controversy at spring training
In Tampa, Andy Pettitte faced questions after his son Josh wore a Mets hat in the Yankees dugout. Pettitte claimed the photo was innocent and vowed to be more selective where his son's Mets cap appears. The episode drew mixed reactions from fans and Yankees executive Brian Cashman.
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Tampa
Fla
Andy Pettitte
New York Mets
Yankees
Pettitte
Josh
Jared
Legends Field
Mets
Texas
Brian Cashman
Cashman
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Kansas University
Texas A&m
Hkc
Baker University
Askell University
Sports
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Philadelphia
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Atlanta
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The
Associated Press
Els James Tiger
Watson
Santa Clarita
Calif
Tom Kite
Tom Watson
Kite
Webb
Melbourne
Australia
Karrie Webb
Norway
Suzanne Pettersen
Pettersen
Annika Sorenstam
Forsyth
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Alastair Forsyth
Scotland
Stephen Leaney
Hewitt
Agassi
San Jose
Lleyton Hewitt
Andre Agassi
United States
Williams Clips
Capriati
Scottsdale, Ariz
Serena Williams
Jennifer Capriati
Venus Williams
Moya
Meligeni
AcaPutcto
Mexico
Carlos Moya
Spain
Fernando Meligeni
Brazil
Abierto Mexicano Pegaso
Santoro
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Fabrice Santoro
Younes el Aynaoul
Bryant
Miller
Indiana Pacers
Los Angeles Lakers
Reggie Miller
Kobe Bryant
Staples Center
Spur
Bruce Bowen
San Antonio
Minpesate
Wally Szczerbiak
Williams
Flemington
Jayson Williams
New Jersey
Costas Christofi
Marlin
Las Vegas
Sterling Marlin
Nascar
Martin
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Jeff Gordon
Rockingham
N.C
Matt Kenseth
Jeremy Mayfield
Mark Martin
Iditarod
Wasilla
Alaska
Nome
Linwood Fiedler
Willow
Yentna
Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Plata
New Yorker
Syracuse
Matt Herrington
U.S
Joe Carr
West Virginia
Herrington
la Salle Institute
Troy
Penn
L.A
the Associated Press
Cardinals
Albert Pujols
St. Louis
Pujols
Indians
Jolbert Cabrera
Cleveland Indians
Colombia
Detroit
Cabrera
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