Musselman dies at 59 former Timberwolves coach obituary
Bill Musselman United States basketball figure dies at 59 from heart and kidney failure at Mayo Clinic St Marys Hospital in Rochester Minnesota. A fiery coach with 14 head jobs over 35 years he led the Timberwolves in 1989 to 1991 and had stints with the Cavaliers Blazers and college teams. He had a stroke October 28 and battled cancer and hospitalization in recent months.
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Wallace wins pole for Pontiac 400 at Richmond
Rusty Wallace, driving a Ford, claimed the pole at Richmond International Raceway with 124.749 mph as 46 of 47 drivers chased a top 25. Geof Bodine returned to racing after Daytona crash, finishing fourth. Mike Skinner started second row with Bodine. Bodine suffered injuries in the Daytona accident. Jeff Green won the Hardee’s 250 Busch Grand National race, leading late and defeating Mark Martin and Matt Kenseth by .105 seconds at 81.023 mph average. Blaine McCallister and Carlos Franco tied for second-round lead at the Compaq Classic. David Lundstrom led the Home Depot Invitational first round in NC with 6-under 66. Bruce Fleisher and Joe Inman trailed by one stroke. Laura Davies tied for first at Philips Invitational with Sherri Turner, Akiko Fukushima in a six-way pack. Ray Lewis and co-defendants face murder trial May 15 in Atlanta.
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College of Charleston players charged with burglary in judge’s home
In Charleston South Carolina two College of Charleston baseball players Lucas Hocker and Tom Perrin were arrested and charged with burglary at the home of Municipal Judge Michael Molony. Hocker was found in a crawl space under the judge’s home while Perrin stood outside. Both players are 22 and from Kansas and Florida respectively. Police reported the incident on Thursday.
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Texas Tech preseason ticket option sales top $1 million
Russell Warren, assistant athletic director for ticket operations, said Texas Tech is nearing 7,000 seats sold on an option basis and that revenues from option sales are 35 percent ahead of last year as college football prepares for Texas Tech games.
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East St. Louis star Darius Miles turns pro after LOI
East St. Louis prep standout Darius Miles, a 6 foot 9 forward who signed to play at St. John’s, announces on Friday he will enter the NBA draft in June in Minneapolis. He averaged 22 points 12 rebounds and seven blocks, guided by his mother Ethel Miles and grandmother Elouise Miles.
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Sampras Out Of Action Amid French Open Bid
Pete Sampras misses Italian Open due to a torn thigh muscle as he resumes clay season in Hamburg on May 15 after Davis Cup injury, aiming for Paris with Hamburg as the initial warmup while skipping Monte Carlo and Rome. Venus Williams suffers defeat in Mallorca Cup quarterfinals. Marat Safin reaches Mallorca semifinals. Gonzalez and Rodriguez advance in U S Clay Court Championship. Woodbridge Woodforde doubles pair knocked out in doubles.
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Baseball and playoffs notes from baseball and basketball standings
Odds and underdog lines across the National and American leagues appear with teams like Cincinnati St Louis Montreal Milwaukee Chicago Cubs San Francisco Arizona and New York Yankees Toronto amid NBA playoffs notes. Conference semifinals glimpse Indiana Philadelphia New Jersey and Philadelphia details show home teams in caps with scattered scores and ties.
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Email request from KU football and baseball writer
Andrew Hartsock of KU football and baseball asks for email contact. Robert Sinclair covers high schools. Correspondence listed with addresses ahartsock ljworld com rsinclair jworld com for contact.
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