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In 1966 Virgil Carter of BYU set an NCAA total yards record with 599 in a 53 33 win over Texas Western. 1977 BYU�s Marc Wilson threw 571 yards in a 38 8 win over Utah. 1994 George Foreman regains part of the heavyweight title at age 45 by stopping Michael Moorer in the 10th round to claim IBF and WBA belts. 1995 John Elway joined 40 000 career passing yards as Denver routed Arizona 38 6. 2000 Elvis Grbac went 39 of 53 for 504 yards and three touchdowns in Kansas City�s 49 31 loss to Oakland.
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Warriors Triumph in OT Over Clippers on La Night
Golden State's Chris Mills noted the forgetfulness of regular season wins after the Warriors ended a losing streak with a 112 109 overtime upset of the Clippers in Los Angeles Saturday.
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KU sports editors and basketball staff listed
The message names Chuck Woodling Andrew Hartsock Gary Bedore and Steve Rottinghaus as KU sports editors and associates. It also lists Robert Sinclair as KU football writer and notes contact details for the editors and coordinators. The references identify KU men’s basketball prep coordinator and affiliated staff.
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Steve Rottinghaus
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Whom to call and contact numbers listed for local events
A brief contact list provides phone numbers for J W Sports field conditions BOO City Parks and Recreation W ticket off and Chiefs entry lines along with Royals and Kansas Speedway inquiries. The notice also directs readers to visit www ljworld com for more information.
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Nemechek wins Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400
Joe Nemechek dominated the Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400 in Rockingham leading 196 of 393 laps to defeat Kenny Wallace by 6.285 seconds. Wallace took pole and won the Busch race while Steve Park recovers. Gordon faltered, allowing Rudd to close in on the championship.
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Johnny Benson
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Ward Burton
Tony Stewart
Ricky Rudd
Bobby Labonte
Matt Kenseth
Jeff Gordon
Rudd
Bell seals Dayton Indy Lights title with final flag
Townsend Bell wins the final Dayton Indy Lights race at California Speedway in Fontana from pole to flag, delivering a sixth victory of the season. He clinched the 2001 series title after Monterey and averaged 182.334 mph over 44 laps.
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Townsend wins parallel bars title at world gymnastics
Sean Townsend captured the parallel bars gold Sunday in Ghent Belgium at the world championships, giving the United States its sole gold medal of the event.
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Cal’s Holmoe to resign after winless season
Berkeley California head coach Tom Holmoe announced he will resign at season’s end. Cal has an 0-8 record and 0-6 in the Pac Twelve, suffering a 11 game losing streak dating to last season.
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Weir Wins Tour Championship In Four Man Playoff
Michael Weir birdied the first extra hole to win the Tour Championship at Champions Golf Club in a four man playoff that included Ernie Els Sergio Garcia and Tiger Woods. Weir tied for 13th in the event and became the first international winner of the Tour Championship.
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Phnissine
United States
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Sergio Garcia
David Arms
Champions Golf Club
Tiger Woods
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