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191 Carlisle Indian School defeats Harvard 18 15 led by Jim Thorpe. Thorpe kicks four field goals and an extra point. 1978 Eddie Lee Ivory rushes 356 yards as Georgia Tech tops Air Force 42 21. 1981 Minnesota North Stars score eight in second period in 15 2 win over Winnipeg Jets. 1995 Eddie George rushes 314 yards on 36 carries with three TDs as Ohio State routs Illinois 41 3. 1995 Hakeem Olajuwon passes 20000 career points as Rockets beat Timberwolves 119 97.
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Lewis vows all out push for Tua showdown
Lennox Lewis declares a complete package beats David Tua, insisting power, speed, and strategy are all essential. He asserts readiness to bring an arsenal to the heavyweight clash and dominate the bout.
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KU sports coverage features Andrew Hartsock and Gary Bedore with KU men's basketball reporting. Other staff include Chuck Woodling, Steve Rottinghaus, and Robert Sinclair covering high schools. Email addresses provided for staff contact.
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Park pockets Pennzoil pole at Homestead in NASCAR duel
Dale Earnhardt's protege Steve Park won the pole for the Pennzoil 400 at Homestead Miami Raceway with a lap of 156.440 mph. Ricky Rudd qualified second and Bobby Labonte third while Labonte leads the standings by 218 points with Dale Earnhardt within reach of the title.
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Butyrskaya defeats Hughes for Nations Cup short program win
In Gelsenkirchen, Russia's Maria Butyrskaya edged American Sarah Hughes to win the women's short program at the Nations Cup. US skater Yevgeny Prushchenko topped Tom Goebel in the men's short program as the event showcased top skaters amid a busy worldwide schedule.
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NAIA officials tour Fort Wayne in HQ search
A seven member NAIA delegation visited Fort Wayne as finalists in the bid to relocate the association headquarters from Tulsa. President Steve Baker praised Fort Wayne, calling the bid packet the best among five Midwest candidates, with a decision due early next year.
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Hingis defeats Kournikova to reach Advanta semis
In Villanova Hingis, the top seed, defeated Anna Kournikova 6-4 6-0 to advance to the Advanta Championship semifinals. Hingis finished off the match in 18 minutes of the second set.
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Hawaii names Furutani interim pitching coach after Murakami stroke
Hawaii announces Carl Furutani, 44, will serve as interim pitching coach while Les Murakami recovers from a stroke. Furutani formerly pitched for the Rainbows for four years and has been Murakami’s full time assistant for 14 years. Murakami remains in critical condition at Queen’s Medical Center after brain swelling surgery, with limited consciousness and improving signs reported by spokesman Markus Owens.
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