Two day sports history highlights span racing and hockey
1910 Cy Young earns his 500th win as the Indians edge Washington 5-4 in 11 innings. 1923 Zev wins the Kentucky Derby by 17 lengths. 1973 Secretariat rockets from last to win the Preakness by 2. 1974 Flyers stun Bruins to claim the Stanley Cup in six. 1979 Spectacular Bid captures the Preakness by 2½. 1990 Hobart women’s lacrosse claims 11th straight title, 18-6 over Washington College. Statesmen dominate Division III since 1980, 100-3 in finals.
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Dougherty shoots 62 leads TD Waterhouse round in KC
Ed Dougherty carded a 10-under 62 to take the first-round lead at the TD Waterhouse Championship in Kansas City, with 13 players at 5-under or better on Tiffany Greens. Ted Goin, Vicente Fernandez, and defending champion Dana Quigley followed at 64 and 65 as Tom Watson opened with 70.
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Chargers add Rogers as linebacker in five year deal
San Diego Chargers announce a five year contract with linebacker Sam Rogers, a starter at outside linebacker for Buffalo the past five seasons. To create roster space, the Chargers released Moses Moreno and drafted his younger brother Zeke Moreno from Southern Cal last month.
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Ferrero aims for Italian and German Open double
Ferrero extended his win streak to 15 and reached the German Open semifinals after defeating Thomas Johansson 6 2 6 2. He is seeded No. 8 and will meet Albert Costa, the 1998 German Open champion, who beat Fabrice Santoro 6 1 6 2, in the semis as he eyes a rare double.
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Underdog Advances in Conference Finals Clash
In a tied best-of-seven, the Western Conference Final and Eastern Conference Final push to decisive stages. Underdogs hold even as key games loom with New Jersey leading 2-1 and Pittsburgh implied as the home team, per Tribune Media Services.
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Tim Duncan on facing Lakers sparks 66 hype
Tim Duncan of San Antonio says the 66 series is the one everyone wanted, though he questions if they truly desired the matchup with the Los Angeles Lakers. He voices doubt about the series’ appeal and emphasizes the high expectations surrounding the clash.
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Chiefs Schedule From September Through December
The Chiefs announce a 14 game slate with dates and kickoffs including September games at Oakland and Seattle, a noon start in New York Giants, a 3:15 p.m. tilt at Washington, and late-season games at Oakland Denver San Diego and Jacksonville. The schedule lists open dates and primetime appearances such as Seattle on November 25 and Philadelphia on November 29.
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Wallace takes pole for The Winston under broken power lights
Rusty Wallace secured the pole at Lowe's Motor Speedway for The Winston as a power outage darkened the track hours before qualifying. Bobby Labonte and Kevin Harvick followed in second and third, with Dale Earnhardt Jr. 15th amid battery-powered speed postings as teams feared reduced practice time.
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