Sports History Highlights From Derby to Mavericks
1941 Whirlaway easily wins the Kentucky Derby by eight lengths over Staretor with Eddie Arcaro riding. 1952 CBS debuts Derby telecast as Hill Gail beats Sub Fleet. Arcaro earns a fifth Derby, Jones six Derby victories. 2000 Dodgers defeat Braves 6-4 ending Braves 15 game win streak. 2001 Dallas beats Utah 84-83 to sweep the series after trailing 0-2 and overcoming double-digit deficits in all three wins.
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Anna Kournikova sues Penthouse over topless photos
Jeff Gordon notes in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that Anna Kournikova has filed a libel suit against Penthouse claiming topless images did not depict her. He suggests awaiting trial to view Exhibits A and B.
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Whom to call for sports and field conditions
A local contact list provides numbers for SU Sports ticket offices KU ticket office KC Chiefs Wizards and Royals ticket lines plus a Kansas Speedway line. It also notes City Parks and Recreation field condition and rescheduling inquiries with a web address at ljworld.com for updates.
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Tyson Lewis bout sold out sets gate record high
The Tyson Lewis heavyweight title showdown on June 8 in Memphis is sold out with ticket revenue exceeding 23 million dollars. Gate totals reach 23,026,042 from 19,185 sold, aiming to beat the November 1999 Las Vegas record. Pay per view could top one million buys as HBO and Showtime jointly distribute the event.
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Byrne to Receive Toner Award From National Football Foundation
Nebraska athletic director Bill Byrne will be honored with the John L. Toner Award for superior administrative abilities and dedication to college athletics and football, per a Thursday release. Meanwhile Pantani and Cipollini missed wild card spots for the Tour de France, with five Italian and French teams added. In hockey, Richard Park scored thrice and Ryan Miller had 34 saves as the United States defeated Switzerland 3-0 at the World Championship, with two games left in the group phase.
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Olander leads in France as Montgomerie and Remesy open 67s
Marten Olander birdied eight straight holes to post a seven under par 67 and share the first round lead at Fontainebleau. Colin Montgomerie and Jean-Francois Remesy fired 67s, while defending champion Olazabal shot 69.
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Jailed golf ball diver sparks UK Free Collinson campaign
John Collinson, 36, jailed six months for theft after diving at Whetstone Golf Course to recover lost balls, drew public outcry and a lobbying push from lawmakers and celebrities. Rostron received a conditional discharge. supporters call the sentence unfair and say the recovered balls were abandoned property.
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Favorite Latest Line NBA Playoffs See Underdog Best of Five
Underdog seeks upset in a best of five first round series tied at 2-2 as Boston faces Philadelphia and San Antonio hosts Seattle. Conference semifinals begin with Western Conference Game One while Dallas plays the Spurs and Duncan is listed questionable. NHL notes mention Colorado and Carolina as quotables with San Jose at 1-0 and Montreal home.
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