Two Day Sports History Highlights From 1966 1983 1990 1992 1994
A roundup of notable sports moments: Notre Dame and Michigan State clash to a 10 10 tie in 1966. Jari Kurri and Wayne Gretzky combine for five and eight goals in a 13 4 Oilers win in 1983. Barry Bonds crowned NL MVP in 1990 after hitting 30 30 100. Dennis Eckersley tops AL with 51 saves and wins MVP and Cy Young in 1992. Rashaan Salaam runs for 259 yards and two TDs as Colorado crushes Iowa State in 1994.
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Dennis Eckersley
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Quote on inalienable rights and Augusta National policy
Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News questions where the Constitution states all human rights are inalienable while criticizing Augusta National Golf Club for its male-only membership policy. The remark highlights debate over rights and exclusivity in golf.
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Louisiana Tech at Florida on ESPN details
College basketball on TV includes Louisiana Tech versus Florida at 6 p.m. on ESPN. Holy Cross faces Kansas at 8 p.m., also on ESPN, with a replay of Holy Cross versus Kansas at 10:30 p.m. on Sunflower.
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Email Addresses for Kansas Sports Editors
The note lists Chuck Woodling and Andrew Hartsock as sports editors and provides email handles ewoodling and shortsock at ijworld.com for contacting the Kansas sports desk.
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Field conditions or KU ticket office numbers appear with scattered digits and unclear labels. The fragment mentions Royals tickets and rescheduling at Kansas Speedway with multiple contact lines.
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Royals waive Berroa replacement Perez Berroa move set
Royals announce the waiver of shortstop Neifi Perez after a 2002 season with the team. Angel Berroa, 24, rises from Triple A Omaha as Perez’s replacement. Berroa with knee surgery last season and a .227 average in 20 games. Royals also add Ian Ferguson, Jimmy Gobble, Alejandro Machado, and Mike Tonis to the 40-man roster.
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Trial set for Wells assailant in diner dawn brawl
Trial opens after New York Yankee pitcher New York David Wells testifies against Rocco Graziosa charged with assault and harassment for a dawn diner fight that left Wells with two missing teeth. Jurors chosen include one Yankees fan as Graziosa faces up to a year in jail if convicted.
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Bonds ruling date set in home run ball case
A San Francisco judge will rule December 18 on who owns Barry Bonds 73rd homer ball. The ball landed in Alex Popov's glove on October 7, 2001 at Pacific Bell Park, popped out, and Patrick Hayashi pocketed it. Popov sued and two weeks of trial concluded with both men in court.
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Formula One May Lose Teams Over Financial Trouble
Formula One could drop at least one team next season amid funding woes as Arrows misses six of seven races and searches for an investor. Mosley cautions more teams may be absent in 2003 while Minardi and Jordan face funding gaps after Duetsche Post ends a $23 million deal.
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Commentary on football injuries and real risks to players
The Orlando Sentinel essay argues football's brutal truth as Maddox’s on field collapse highlights players' fragility. It links fan obsession with violence to real danger, recalling Darryl Stingley’s quadriplegia and Darrell Jackson’s concussion, and questions the league’s punitive rhetoric versus its glamorous highlights.
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