NCAA restricted earnings debate hits Duke coach Gaudet
Duke assistant Pete Gaudet part of the 1990s restricted earnings class action after the NCAA capped coaching pay to $16,000 a year to cut costs. A U.S. District Court jury awarded about 1,900 coaches $67 million in back pay pending appeal. Gaudet later returned to coaching at Vanderbilt in 1996 as the lawsuit reshaped basketball salaries.
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Watson Frazar Furyk share Colonial lead in dramatic finish
Tom Watson 48-hits 5-under 65 to tie Harrison Frazar 26 and Jim Furyk 28 after three rounds at the Colonial. Watson edges toward a 34th PGA title as Frazar and Furyk stay close with key late puts.
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Hakkinen Takes Monaco Pole as Hattori Leads Indy Lights
Monte Canto Monaco Saturday saw Mika Hakkinen claim his fourth pole of the season with a 1 minute 19.798 seconds in Monaco Grand Prix qualifying. Shigeaki Hattori won his second PPG-Dayton Indy Lights Championship, while Rondet topped Barber Dodge Pro Series at Lime Rock Park with a 54.1944 second lap. Elsewhere Gidley edged Lazzaro in a rain shortened Kool-Toyota Atlantic race. Leitzinger earned the World Sports Car pole at Lime Rock. Marcelo Rios swept to Raiffeisen Grand Prix title in Austria. Germany’s Davis Cup team reached the final, and Princeton defeated Syracuse in NCAA lacrosse semifinals. Maryland topped Loyola in the other lacrosse semifinal.
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Access 24 Hour Information Guide Contact Number
The notice explains dialing 865-5000 to use Access and entering a four digit category number. It serves as a quick reference for callers seeking 24 hour information access via the provided hotline and category system.
Night game debut as Reds top Phillies 2 1
In 1935 Cincinnati hosted its first major league night game as the Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 before about 25 000 fans.
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Detroit Faces Dallas In NHL Playoffs Card
Sports schedule shows Detroit versus Dallas in the NHL playoffs at 10 a.m. in Indianapolis, plus listed events across baseball, NBA, boxing, NCAA softball, lacrosse, soccer, and tennis with multiple finals and replays noted. Highlights include early May races, Grand Prix style events, and a range of college and professional matchups.
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