2day in Sports History 1985 to 2003 highlights
Highlights span 1985 Rubin Carter’s release after 19 years, 1991 Magic Johnson reveals AIDS, 1999 Tiger Woods wins four straight events, 2003 US baseball fails to qualify for Athens Olympics by losing to Mexico in Panama City. Carter’s civil rights ruling cited.
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Murricane” Carter
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49ers select Bush and Gore in draft pairing
San Francisco Chronicle columnist Tom FitzGerald notes the 49ers drafted Reggie Bush and teamed him with rookie back Frank Gore, hinting at a potential Bush Gore debate within the franchise.
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Reporting Scores Call for Scores Guidance
Coaches are urged to submit game results by calling 832-6367 or emailing the sports desk at ljworld.com. A fax number 843-4512 is provided for score reports and updates to ensure timely publication.
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Edwards wins Dickies 500 after late tire gamble
Carl Edwards charged from sixth to first in 11 laps, taking the Dickies 500 at Fort Worth by passing Mark Martin late. He climbs to third in the Chase with two races left as Tony Stewart slips and Jimmie Johnson rises. Edwards benefited from a late pit stop for right-side tires, seizing the lead and holding off Martin.
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Dodgers interview Kim Ng for vacant GM job
Kim Ng, a Dodgers vice president and assistant general manager, became the first candidate to interview for the team’s vacant GM post. If hired, she would be MLB’s first female GM. Ng previously served as Yankees VP and AGM from 1998 to 2001.
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Baseball GMs gather in California amid shifted leadership
Major league general managers meet in Indian Wells California amid a weaker free agent class and multiple new GMs. The group will discuss trades and signings, with several teams appointing successors to vacant posts. Bud Selig to address the group and discuss World Baseball Classic rules.
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