Guillen Fired as Marlins Manager After Backlash
Ozzie Guillen was dismissed by the Miami Marlins after a 69-93 season marked by losses and controversy over his Castro praise. Beinfest cited the Castro remarks and overall failure as reasons, with the search for a new manager already underway. Guillen will be paid 7.5 million remaining on his contract.
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Missouri Tightens Credit Card Use At Missouri Athletics
An AP report notes an audit of Missouri athletics card purchases found improper charges including 7605.50 dollars charged by Michael Schumacher for two visits to Olympic Garden in Las Vegas. The department says disciplinary action was taken and 32 cards were deactivated from 120 issued.
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Ortiz quit on Red Sox late in season says Valentine
Former skipper Bobby Valentine says David Ortiz spent six weeks on the disabled list and quit after a major trade signaled Boston would not contend. Ortiz worked out at Fenway amid talks of a two year deal while John Farrell was introduced as Boston manager. He had played 89 of 90 games before the Aug 24 trade.
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NHL players ready to talk as season in jeopardy
With only two days left to save the regular season, the players association asked the NHL to meet without preconditions to restart talks. The league has said a new collective bargaining agreement must be reached by Thursday to allow an 82 game schedule.
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U S women draw with Germany in Hartford
Abby Wambach scored her 23rd goal of the year as the U S women tied Germany 2 2 in East Hartford Conn Dzenifer Marozsan netted twice including the 85th minute equalizer Tobin Heath put the U S ahead 2 1 in the 68th minute with an assist from Alex Morgan who had two assists in the match
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Kansas University sports calendar preview
Boys soccer travels to Manhattan for a 6 p.m. kickoff while Veritas Christian hosts Flint Hills Christian at 7 p.m. Lawrence high schools and university teams feature this Thursday events.
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Online KU sports blogs and coverage roundup
A list of KU sports blogs and online outlets including Ijworld com and Kusports com. It highlights Jayhawks at the next level Keegan Ratings postgame KU football and basketball Rolling Along by Andrew Hartsock Sideline Report by Jesse Newell Tale of the Tait Matt Tait's football blog.
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KU Sports Editor Contacts Listed for Keegan Hartsock
A byline style note lists Tom Keegan and Andrew Hartsock as Sports Editor and Associate Sports Editor with contact emails. It also references Gary Bedore and Matt Tait and assigns them to KU men’s basketball and KU football coverage, with corresponding ljworld.com addresses.
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Quote on NBA pregame rituals and game length
Miami Herald columnist Greg Cote argues that the NBA should shorten games to allow more time for pregame rituals like James powder toss Wade rim chin and players hand-slaps, calling the rituals the fun stuff and suggesting shorter games.
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Royals win Game 5 behind Jackson five hitter
In 1985 World Series action Danny Jackson threw a five hitter to cut St Louis’ lead to 3-2 as Kansas City beats the Cardinals 6-1. Willie Wilson drove in two on a second inning triple and chased starter Ken Forsch.
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