2day in Sports History 1941 Derby upstart wins easily
The 1941 Kentucky Derby sees Whirlaway ridden by Eddie Arcaro surge to an eight length victory over Staretor, beginning a potential Triple Crown bid. In 1952 CBS televises the Derby as Hill Gall wins by two lengths over Sub Fleet, with Arcaro claiming a record fifth Derby. The 2000 Dodgers topple the Braves 6-4 to snap Atlanta’s 15 game win streak, longest since 1991 in the majors and 1951 in the National League. In 2001 Dallas defeats Utah 84-83 to become the sixth NBA team to win a series after trailing 0-2, rallying from double-digit deficits in all three wins, including 17 in Game 5.
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Yankees clean mansion find Marlins net worth under sofa
Miami Herald columnist Greg Cote notes that a casual remark about the Yankees cleaning a mansion uncovered the Marlins net worth hidden in loose change. The quip reflects a satirical take on baseball finances and team wealth dynamics.
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KU sports editors and contacts listed for Kansas coverage
The Kansas journalism contact list shows Tom Keegan and Andrew Hartsock as sports editors with emails at Ijournal outlets, along with Gary Bedore and Dugan Arnett for KU men’s basketball and football. Additional editors include Gary Bedore, Harnett, Matt Tait for high schools, and Kusports with a generic website link.
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Busch completes Richmond sweep on birthday win
Kyle Busch celebrated his 24th birthday with a Cup win at Richmond International Raceway to sweep the weekend and notch his third Cup victory of the season. He passed Carl Edwards late to claim the lead after a restart, held off Jeff Gordon, and joined Cale Yarborough as the only drivers to win a Cup race on their birthday. Tony Stewart finished second as Denny Hamlin’s charity event and Friday’s Nationwide race wins rounded a strong weekend.
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Marshall players arrested on drug charges in West Virginia
Two Marshall University football players, tailback Darius Marshall and defensive back DeQuan Bembry also known as DeQuan Starling, were arrested in Cabell County early Saturday on possession with intent to deliver charges. The men are suspended pending investigation.
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Cowboys special teams coach suffers back injuries in practice roof collapse
Winds near tornado strength ripped the Dallas Cowboys indoor facility during rookie minicamp injuring 12 including special teams coach Joe DeCamillis who has broken vertebrae and may need surgery. Dan Reeves said the injury details and surgery are likely.
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Mariners place Morrow on 15-day DL
Seattle Mariners closer Brandon Morrow heads to the 15 day disabled list with biceps tendinitis prompting a cautious roster move.
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Mayweather Set to Return in Las Vegas Lightweights Bout
Floyd Mayweather Jr. formally announced his comeback less than a year after retirement. He will face lightweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas on July 18 with a 143 pound limit for the title bout.
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Pacquiao Stops Hatton With Second Round TKO
Manny Pacquiao delivered a dominant performance in Las Vegas, knocking Ricky Hatton down twice in the first round and finishing him with a left hand in the final seconds of the second round. The stoppage caps a stunning display of speed and power from Pacquiao.
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Congress mocks BCS hearings in humorous Times critique
The Los Angeles Times derides a House subcommittee hearing on the BCS with jokes and misstatements. It notes Rep. Joe Barton and others lampoon the process while debate on a playoff system and a four year ESPN deal overshadow the session. The piece mocks congressional credibility and the mock seriousness of the hearing.
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