TwoDay Sports History Highlights From 1950s to 1990s
Highlights include 1950 Detroit Lions Wally Triplett amassing 294 kickoff yards and 331 total in a 65-24 win over the Rams. 1977 Texas kicker Russell Erxleben boots 60 yards for a 26-0 Texas rout of Texas Tech, his third over 60 that season. 1983 Gil Fenerty races 337 yards on 18 carries with six TDs for Holy Cross in a 77-28 win over Columbia.
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Gil Fenerty
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Yankee image shifts as fans grow less hostile
Quote highlights fading resentment toward the Yankees and their figures. Bernie Lincicome notes that disliking the Yankees now implicates figures like Don Zimmer and Joe Torre, reflecting a change in public sentiment and baseball discourse.
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America
Don Zimmer
Joe Torre
NBA Calendar 2000 01 Opening, contracts and playoffs dates
The schedule covers opening rosters on Oct 30 and the Oct 31 regular season start. Jan 5 10 day contracts allowed Jan 10 guaranteed contracts through season. Feb 9 11 All-Star in Washington. Feb 15 trading deadline 6 pm EST. Apr 18 end of regular season. Playoffs begin Apr 21. May 13 early entry deadline 1 59 pm EDT. May 20 draft lottery Secaucus NJ. June 20 finals latest end date. Draft early entrant withdrawal deadline June 27 Draft 2001.
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N.J
KU Sports Editors and Writers Directory
E mail contacts for Chuck Woodling Andrew Hartsock Gary Bedore Steve Rottinghaus and Robert Sinclair listed as KU sports and high school writers. Includes their IJWorld emails and roles spanning men’s basketball and high school coverage for the Kansas program.
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Chuck Woodling
Andrew Hartsock
KU Sports
Ijworld
Gary Bedore
Steve Rottinghaus
Jworld.com
Whom to Call for Local Sports and Park Info
A fragmented contact list shows numbers for JW Sports field conditions Parks and Recreation, KC Wizards, Royals tickets, Clinton State Park and KC Chiefs. The entries include 6-920-300, 1123, 816-842-5233, 1-800-GROYALS, and 842-8562 with various departments and purposes including adult field updates and event rescheduling.
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Flesch grips two shot lead at National Car Rental Classic
Steve Flesch fired a 66 to stay two ahead of Tiger Woods at Disney World in the National Car Rental Classic. Jeff Sluman was five back after a 67 while Woods, on streaks of 105 bogey-free holes and 42 rounds at par or better, clings to defending champion momentum with a 66.
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Strickland Arrested Over Restaurant Refusal in Court Date Set
Washington Wizards guard Rod Strickland was arrested after allegedly refusing to leave a restaurant during a police shooting incident. Five marshals were involved. Strickland faces a misdemeanor unlawful entry charge and is scheduled to appear in court on November 3.
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Rod Strickland
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XFL Draft Picks Highlight Lis of Ex-Kansas Linemen
Former Kansas University offensive lineman Michael Lies was selected in the second round by the Birmingham Bolts in the XFL draft. Ex-Jayhawk defensive lineman Chris Maumalanga went to New York New Jersey in the tenth round. Scott Milanovich, who threw three passes in four seasons with the Buccaneers, was the LA Xtreme’s first pick.
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Stoops delivers rapid OU turnaround after beating No 1 Nebraska
Norman Oklahoma Stoops takes over a wounded program and guides No 3 Oklahoma to a 31 14 upset of No 1 Nebraska. The Sooners ride a potent offense led by Josh Heupel and a sharper defense to reverse a decade of fading traditions while Stoops downplays the hype as Heupel connects on multiple passes and OU displays “Sooner Magic.”
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Sooner Magic
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David Copperfield
Heupel
College Footall
Curtis Fagan
Mike Stoops
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