Notable Sports Moments From 2 Days In History
Summary of 1977 Arkansas kicker Steve Little tying a NCAA record with a 67 yard field goal in a 13-9 loss to Texas. 1983 Columbia defeats Yale 21-18 marking Yale's NCAA record 44th straight loss. 1983 Blackhawks and Maple Leafs combine for fastest five goals by two teams in 1 minute 24 seconds. 1987 NFLPA orders players to return to work ending a 24 day strike but players later sit out Sunday. 1988 Oklahoma rushes for 768 yards in a 70-24 win over Kansas State with Charles Thompson scoring thrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Steve Little
Texas
Columbia
Yale
Lions
Chicago Blackhawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Oklahoma
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Kansas State
Pennsylvania stores rename to O Elevens in tribute
In a playful nod to Penn State coach Joe Paterno, Pennsylvania convenience stores announce a temporary name change to O Elevens. The joke extends to Houston with the Take the Gas stros branding as a pun on Astros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterno
Pennsylvania
Houston
KU Football Editors and Contacts Named
Sports staff at the University of Kansas lists Chuck Woodling and Andrew Hartsock as editors with email handles ewoodling and ahartsock. Robert Sinclair is noted as KU football contact with sinclair at ijworld.com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Woodling
Andrew Hartsock
Ewoodiing
Ijworld.com
Ahartsock
Iworld.com
Robert Sinclair
Sinclair
Whom to Call Visit Us on the Web
A brief line directs readers to visit the website www.ljworld.com for further information. The note emphasizes online access for details and services. The exact content focuses on guiding readers to the digital resource for communications and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ljworld.com
Woosnam wins world title in 2 and 1 comeback victory
World Match Play final at Wentworth sees Ian Woosnam, 43, overcome Padraig Harrington 2 and 1 after a birdie run from holes 2 to 8. Woosnam, unseeded and invited after withdrawals post September 11, seals his third World Match Play title amid strong competition from Montgomerie Goosen and Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Water
England
Lan Woosnam
Padraig Harrington
Woosnam
Waosham
Colin Montgomerie
Retief Goosen
Lee Westwood
Harrington
Eagle
Papis wins Honda Grand Prix at Laguna Seca from 25th start
Max Papis roars from 25th in the 26 car field to win the Honda Grand Prix at Laguna Seca. A fuel strategy and five pit stops let him leapfrog rivals as Adrian Fernandez, Memo Gidley, and Gil de Ferran chase the lead amid eight cautions and a two hour time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Fernandez
Papis
Memo Gidley
Fernandez
Gidley
Berendt wins Cannes Open by one stroke
Argentina's Jorge Berendt captured his first European tour title at Cannes Open, shooting 4-under 68 to finish 20-under 268. Jean Van de Velde finished one behind after a 65, with Thomas Levet, Santiago Luna, and Andrew Marshall tied for third at 272 on the Cannes Mougins course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
France
Argentina
Jorge Berendt
Berendt
Jean van de Velde
Cannes Mougins
Thomas Levet
Spain
Santiago Luna
England
Andrew Marshall
Schumacher wins Suzuka to cap 2001 title run
Michael Schumacher claimed victory at the Japan Grand Prix in Suzuka to finish a record-tying ninth win of 2001. Starting from pole in his Ferrari he led the race from the first lap, extending to a three second cushion and crossing the line in 1 hour 27 minutes 33.298 seconds, sealing his fourth Formula One title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrari
Michael Schumacher
Germany
Suzuka
Japan
Schumacher
Sixers take grim detour as news shadows NBA action
Sixers visit a New York fire station before a preseason loss to the Knicks amid emotional tributes to the World Trade Center responders. The Garden crowd was sparse as New York beat Philadelphia 98 67 with many regulars sidelined. Chris Webber sprained his left ankle for Sacramento, likely sidelined 4 to 6 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
76Ers
New York Knicks
Sixers
Midtown Manhattan
World Trade Center
Eric Snow
Madison Square Garden
Knicks
Garden
Allen Iverson
George Lynch
Dikembe Mutombo
Aaron McKie
Snow
Sacramento
Calif
Chris Webber
Sacramento Kings
Dallas Mavericks
Kings
Webber
Chris
Viade Divac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas University
Palay
Free State
Hick
Lake Shawnee CC
Topeka High
Baker University
Haskell University
Evangel
Mike Bianchi
Orlando
Fla,) Sentinel
Sports
Cleveland
Seattle
Oakland
Washington
Dallas
Atlanta
Arizona
Southern Miss
Louisville
Anderlecht
Real Madrid
NFL
Asses
Racksonville
Secon
Sisess Seron
Buffalo
Indianapolis
New England
NY Jets
St. Louis
NEW Orl
Baltimore
Carolina
Cincinnati
Chicago
Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Detroit
SAN Diego
Denver
Kansas City
Green Bay
Minnesota
NY Giants
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Auburn
Louisiana Tech
Kansas
Missouri
IOWA
Indiana
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Ohio UU
Lami
Ohio
Hawaii
Tulsa
TCU
Army
UTAH
Baytor
Alabama
Wyoming
Oregon
Stanford
Texas A&m
East Carolina
Colorado
Navy
Ichigan
Monroe
North Texas
Arkansas State
Tulane
KRON
Maryland
Duke Nebraska
Exas Tech
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Florida State
Virginia
Houston Rice
Nevada
Ae Pas
San Jose State
U.c.lia
Vow Callifornia Baseball
Pao
NY Yankees
Tribune Media Services, Inc
Gary Bedore
Steve Rottinghaus
Ijworld
JW Sports Heaven
Estes
Invensys
Las Vegas
Bob Estes
Tom Lehman
Lehman
Rory Sabbatini
Summerlin
Sabbatini
Davis Love Ill
Rachels
Nara
CaLir
Sammy Rachels
Raymond Floyd
Doug Tewell
Floyd
Tewell
Boston
Laurie Baker
U.S
Canada
USA
Celts’ Levy
Wayne Levy
Boston Celtics
Sarah Nixon
Paris
Seles
Pratt
Shanghai
China
Monica Seles
Nicole Pratt
Haas
Vienna
Austria
Tommy Haas
Guillermo Canas
Davenport Downs
Henin
Filberstadt
Lindsay Davenport
Justine Henin
Tauziat
Zurich
Switzerland
Nathalie Tauziat
Bulgaria
Magdalena Maleeva
Golf Berendt
NBA
Philly
By Ashley McGeachy
Knight Ridder ‘Newspapers
Allen Fieldhouse
Speedy Claxton
Raja Bell
Matt Harpring
Robert Traylor
Matt Geiger
Traylor
Geiger
Bell
Claxton
Harpring
Larry Brown