Moments in Sports History 1960 1985 highlights
Key events span 1960 to 2004. Carol Heiss wins the 1960 women’s world title in Vancouver, 1965 Ernest Terrell defeats Eddie Machen for heavyweight gold, 1966 Bob Seagren sets indoor pole vault record, 1973 Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich announce wives swap, 1981 Scott Hamilton secures the men’s world title in Hartford, 1985 Mike Bossy nets his 50th goal for eight straight seasons, and 2004 Ottawa and Philadelphia combine for an NHL record 419 penalty minutes with Philadelphia’s 213 in a single team mark.
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Eddie Machen
Chicago
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Barry Bonds and reality TV show hype noted by Bud Gerace
Bud Gerace of the San Jose Mercury News comments on Barry Bonds, saying a man who rarely greets coworkers then dresses in drag likely promotes a reality TV show. The remark frames Bonds’ public persona amid media attention.
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San Jose Mercury News
Barry Bonds
Woods leads by two at Doral after late surge and a risky shot
Tiger Woods recovered from a double bogey to post a 4 under 68, moving to 17 under 199 and two strokes ahead of Daniel Chopra and Rich Beem at the Ford Championship at Doral. Camilo Villegas and Phil Mickelson chased but fell back, with Mickelson accidentally hitting a bystander’s watch and paying him.
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Colombia
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Raiders name Art Shell staff including long-absent Tom Walsh
Oakland chooses former assistant Tom Walsh as offensive coordinator while Art Shell reassembles the Raiders staff. NFL talks with the players union halt progress amid salary cap pressure, with free agency looming and key veterans at risk of cuts.
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Troy Vincent
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Washington
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Kansas City
Will Shields
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Derrick Brooks
New York Jets
Kevin Mawae
Chad Pennington
Indonesia Open Day Leads Shared by Buckle and Dyson
Andrew Buckle fired a 7 under 65 to share the Indonesia Open lead with England's Simon Dyson. Dyson carded an eagle and four birdies for a 67, both finishing at 15 under 201 at Emeralda Golf and Country Club.
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UT's Taylor to miss spring football for academics
Texas coach Mack Brown has excused Ramonce Taylor from spring drills to focus on academics. Brown said Taylor remains in good academic standing after scoring 15 touchdowns last season.
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Nadal Beats Federer in Dubai Open Final
Rafael Nadal, playing only his second tournament in four months, defeated top-ranked Roger Federer 2 6 6 4 in the Dubai Open final. Nadal recovered from a slow start to win 2 6 6 4 and capture the title.
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Groenefeld Wins Mexican Open With Final Set Charge
Second seed Anna-Lena Groenefeld of Germany defeated defending champion Flavia Pennetta of Italy 6-1 4-6 6-2 on Saturday to claim the Mexican Open title in Acapulco. Nadia Petrova outlasted Amelie Mauresmo 6-3 7-5 on Saturday to win the Qatar Open in Doha.
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Commentary on NFL labor dispute and greed
David Aldridge argues the NFL labor dispute centers on greed from owners and players. He notes a looming 2006 free agency stall and potential uncapped 2007, with massive, per-team revenue from TV contracts and rising player benefits, while urging restraint amid a rare chance for a work stoppage.
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