2day in Sports History 1913 to 2002 notable coach and player feats
The notes celebrate historic sports moments across hockey and basketball. Quebec Bulldogs win the Stanley Cup in 1913, Joe Malone scores six goals in 1920, Motta reaches 700 NBA wins in 1985, Sutton coaches four schools to the NCAA Tournament by 1991, Arbour hits 700 NHL wins in 1992, and Stockton reaches 15000 career assists in 2002.
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Quoted Gulbis on difficulty of sports
Natalie Gulbis compares two sports and states that making a three foot putt is easier than landing a back flip on a four inch beam. The quote contrasts golf and gymnastics with golf seen as the easier sport.
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Derksen shocks Els to win Dubai Desert Classic at 17 under
In Dubai United Arab Emirates Robert-Jan Derksen, a first alternate after Tiger Woods withdrew for safety, captured the Dubai Desert Classic with a 7 under par 65 on Sunday, finishing at 17 under 271 for a one stroke victory over Ernie Els. Derksen, unranked far from the top 3,000, earned about $300,000 as he celebrated a historic breakthrough.
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Prior Shines as Cubs Top A’s in Spring Clash
Cubs ace in waiting Mark Prior pitched four shutout innings for his first spring win as Chicago beat Oakland 8 to 6 in a split-squad affair. Mulder and Hudson struggled in the first inning as the A’s chased runs early, while Frank Menechino paved Oakland’s offense with four hits.
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