Two Perfect Games Mark Sports History Debut
In 1924 Frank Carauna of Buffalo New York became the first bowler to roll two perfect games in succession. In 1965 Ernest Terrell captured the world heavyweight title with a unanimous 15 round decision over Eddie Machen in Chicago. In 1966 Bob Seagren set an indoor pole vault record with a 17 foot Zenich vault in Albuquerque.
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Yankees Owner Buys Rays Season Tickets Angers Piniella
Tampa Bay manager Lou Piniella voiced frustration after learning New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner purchased season tickets to Devil Rays games. The move prompted concern over potential interference or perceived favoritism ahead of the teams' encounters.
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KU sports editors and contact details listed
A brief staff note lists Chuck Woodling as sports editor and Andrew Hartsock as associate editor with contact lines. It also mentions Gary Bedore and David Mitchell and references KU men's basketball and KU football in connection with the sports desk.
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KC Chiefs Royals KC Wizards and KC Parks numbers appear in a jumble of field conditions and ticket lines. The ad lists contact lines 1 800 578 8748 864 3141 832 7999 816 920 9300 and 328 7223 with web address www llworld com for Kansas City teams and events.
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Bonnies end season after boycott and forfeit
St Bonaventure voted to skip the final two games after school backed the players amid a forfeit of six Atlantic 10 wins for using an ineligible player. The A 10 barred the Bonnies from its postseason tournament for Jamil Terrell’s transfer issue.
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WAC bars Fresno State from conference tournament action
Fresno State is disqualified from next week's Western Athletic Conference men's basketball tournament after officials pulled the team from post season amid allegations of academic fraud. The WAC board adopted a rule barring participation if NCAA postseason play is also in doubt.
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Hewitt wins in Scottsdale in first-round return
Lleyton Hewitt, world No. 1, defeated Fernando Vicente 6-4 6-3 in Scottsdale at the Franklin Templeton Tennis Classic. Hewitt, 22, had not played since the Davis Cup clash with Britain four weeks earlier and had not competed in singles since the Australian Open.
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Roddick injures ankle in Delray Beach first round
Top seed Andy Roddick retired from his first round match with Mardy Fish at the International Tennis Championships in Delray Beach after turning his left ankle. He trailed 7-6 4-3 when he fell chasing a shot at 0-15 in the eighth game and could not continue.
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Marlin denies intentional hit in Las Vegas finish
Sterling Marlin said the final lap contact with Jimmie Johnson at Las Vegas Motor Speedway was an accident, not a deliberate spin out. Johnson dismissed rumors of a later casino confrontation and expressed frustration over the crash while reviewing replays.
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