2day in Sports History 1982 to 1993 highlights
Highlights spanning 1982 to 1997 include Auburn's Al Del Greco scoring all points in an 18-3 win over Kentucky, an NHL crowd of 27 227 watching Florida goalie stop 36 shots in a 2 0 Panthers win, Minnesota QB Scott Eckers throwing for 402 yards and six TDs in a first start, Carey Bender setting NCAA rushing marks with 417 yards on 33 carries, Coe's large Division III win over Grinnell, and Dean Smith's retirement after 36 years with UNC after 879 wins and 11 Final Fours.
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Florida
John Vanblesbrouck
Tampa Bay
Panthers
Lightning
ThunderDome
Minnesota
Scott Eckers
Gophers
Purdue
Carey Bender
Coe
Grinnell
Dean Smith
North Carolina
Smith
Tar Heels
Las Vegas Invitational leads shared by Appleby and Flesch
Appleby birdied the last six holes for a 62 to share the first round lead at 10 under with Steve Flesch at Southern Highlands. Forsman and Craig Barlow also shot 62 at The Canyons, with Senden, Barber, and Clarke at 9 under. Furyk opened with 65 at The Canyons as Sorenstam eyes LPGA Hall of Fame on her 33rd birthday. Leslie and Staley named to U S Olympic team. Wimmer to replace Burton in No 22 Dodge.
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Stuart Appleby
Appleby
Steve Flesch
Flesch
Southern Highlands
Dan Forsman
Craig Barlow
Canyons
John Senden
Aaron Barber
Darren Clarke
Barber
Clarke
Senden
TPC
Summerlin
Chad Campbell
Jim Furyk
the Canyons
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Texas
Hall of Fame
Sorenstam
Lisa Leslie
Dawn Staley
WNBA
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Staley
Charlotte Sting
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Tamika Catchings
Indiana Fever
Shannon Johnson
Connecticut Sun
DeLisha Milton- Jones
The
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Katie Smith
Minnesota Lynx
Tina Thompson
Houston Comets
Houston
van Chancellor
Chancellor
Comets
Sheryl Swoopes
Suns sign Koturovic add 2 waivers trim camp roster
The Phoenix Suns signed 7-foot center Dejan Koturovic and waived guard Trevor Huffman and forward William Pippen to reduce their training camp roster to 18. Koturovic played for Yugoslavia. Huffman and Pippen were released. In tennis news, Anastasia Myskina advanced to the Porsche Grand Prix quarterfinals while Alexandra Stevenson withdrew with a lower back strain. Carlos Moya beat Fernando Gonzalez to reach the CA Tennis Trophy second round, and Mardy Fish lost to Cyril Saulnier at Lyon Open. Vancouver Canucks sign 36-year-old forward Mike Keane to a one-year, 500000-dollar deal after a tryout.
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Phoenix Suns
Dejan Koturovic
Koturovic
Suns
Trevor Huffman
William Pippen
Finpelstaa
Germany
Anastasia Myskina
Alexandra Stevenson
Myskina
Stevenson
Vita
Austria
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Fernando Gonzalez
Moya
Lyon
France
Rainer Schuettler
Paul-Henri Mathieu
Mardy Fish
Cyril Saulnier
Vancouver
British Columbia
Vancouver Canucks
Mike Keane
Keane
Colorado Avalanche
French runner Fouad Chouki suspended two years for EPO
Paris track star Fouad Chouki received a two year ban after testing positive for EPO at the World Championships. He was also disqualified from eighth place in the 1500 meters with a 15 day appeal window and could miss the 2004 Olympics if the decision stands.
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Paris
Fouad Chouki
Chouki
Guy Manfredi
FAA
Quote from Mike Downey on Florida baseball fans
A Chicago Tribune quote by Mike Downey remarks that he has met few Florida baseball fans north of South Florida and never seen a Marlin cap west of Key West. He notes more actual marlins in his life than Marlin caps.
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Questionable quarterbacks listed for college and pro games
A brief scoreless update notes players including Clem Whitehurst from an unnamed team, Alabama’s Brooks Croyle, Cincinnati’s G Guidagli and Hawaii’s T Chang as questionable. The rest mentions the baseball playoffs with the Yankees as home team in caps and references a best of seven series in the American League Championship Series. Boston inputs indicate source origin.
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C. Whitehurst
Ala
B. Croyle
G. Guidagli
T. Chang
Favot Iterss Cement
Commentator warns CU football woes threaten department future
Colorado football’s loss at Baylor sparks warnings that the athletic department’s finances are at risk. The critique targets luxury suites financed from the general fund, overpricing of club seats, and a reliance on football revenue to prop up other programs. If fortunes don’t reverse against Kansas, critics say CU may face broader institutional fallout.
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Gang On the
Folsom Field
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Buffalo Betsy’s
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Tharp
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Boulder
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Hoffman
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