KU Outdrew NCAA Kings and Midnight Madness Debut
KU drew 16,300 into Allen Fieldhouse, turning away about 2,000 as Kansas and Kansas State eyed the Sunflower Showdown in two weeks. UCLA drew 11,000 for its first Midnight Madness, while various notes cover football, basketball, and coaching milestones across major programs.
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Els defends World Match Play title in low-key final
Ernie Els defeated Steve Elkington 2 and 1 after 36 holes to win the 1995 World Match Play Championship in Virginia Water, earning 270000. Both stars admitted a long, tiring week produced inconsistent play and flat greens as the final stretched over three days.
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Journal World football contest winners and Missouri hoops notes
Gary Hines won $50 as the closest one-misser to Kansas 34 7 win over Iowa State in last week’s Journal World football contest. Charles Decedue took second with a 10‑pound turkey. The Texas Oklahoma 24 24 tie was disqualified. MU players wore 4.8 shirts during first practice of 1995 96 season recalling the 4 8 finish time with UCLA. Missouri returns four starters from last year’s 20 9 squad, led by not returning leading scorer Paul O Liney.
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Furyk captures Las Vegas Invitational in dramatic finish
Jim Furyk earned his first PGA Tour win at Las Vegas after birdie runs on the 15th and 16th holes. He finished one stroke ahead of Billy Mayfair on the same course where he led entering the final round. Mayfair birdied the 18th but could not catch Furyk.
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Bies Edges Trevino to Win Senior Gold Rush Title
Rancho Murteta California Bies wins the Senior Gold Rush by one stroke over Lee Trevino after Trevino bogeys the 18th. Bies taps in a 3 foot putt for $105,000 winner’s prize as Trevino falters on final hole. Annika Sorenstam wins World Championship of Women's Golf after playoff with Laura Davies.
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Chang Triumphs Over Philippoussis In Tokyo Final
Tokyo top seed Michael Chang defeated unseeded Mark Philippoussis 6 3 6 4 to claim the Seiko Super Tennis title as Ferreira outduels Washington to win the Czech Indoors in Prague. Journal World News Services.
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Kalitta clinches Winston title at Texas Motorplex
Auto racing at Ennis Texas saw Scott Kalitta secure the Winston championship with a victory in the $1.368 million Chief Auto Parts Nationals. John Force finished runner up in Funny Car after losing to Chuck Etchells. Warren Johnson exited in the semifinals but his son Kurt Johnson won the Pro Stock race.
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Dial 865 5000 to Access enter a four digit category number
Instructions direct callers to use Access by dialing 865 5000 and entering a four digit category number. The terse note implies a telephone based access system with numeric category routing. It cites only the phone number and the 4 digit code requirement without additional context or entities.
Black Power salutes at 1968 Olympics spark IOC ban
In Mexico City 1968 Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised gloved fists during the 200 meter medal ceremony, provoking life bans from Olympic competition and expulsion from the host country. 1985 Kansas City Royals win AL pennant 6-2 over Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7.
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Sports event schedule with multiple games and bouts
Today pro football Oakland v Denver 9 49. Black Enterprise tournament C34. Boxing Prime championship bouts C45. Tuesday baseball Cleveland v Seattle 27 41. IMSA World Sports Car Championship C18. SODA Chevrolet Finals C18. Robinson v Seballos C24. Easter week pro hockey Washington v Colorado C45. Ga Bowling 6:30 Great Lakes Classic C18. Pool 8 Challenge of Champions C18.
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