2day in Sports History highlights key NFL and MLB feats
Highlights span 1966 Oilers defense crushing the Broncos 45-7, 1993 Lynn Dickey Packers a 41-38 OT win over Houston, 1994 Dan Marino Dolphins 39-35 over New England with five TD passes, and 1906 Cubs White Sox record five days before milestones with Yankees' 1-6 win. Cubs set ML record 132 games to 100 wins.
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Bank foreclosures on box seats at new Yankee Stadium
Dan Daly of the Washington Times asks if a bank has ever foreclosed on a box seat. He notes the most expensive tickets at the new Yankee Stadium listed at $2,500 each, totaling about $202,500 for a full season.
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Serena Survives Venus in U S Open Quarterfinal Duel
Serena Williams edged Venus 7 6 6 7 to reach the Flushing Meadows semifinals first time since 2002. The sisters split 101 98 in points as Serena saved set points and closed out in an epic quarterfinal shining with serves above 115 mph.
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Tennis on court coaching OK'd for next year
New York women on court coaching approved for next season with coaches required to wear microphones for televised audiences. The WTA cites benefits for fans and players as the driving reason behind the change.
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Tommy Bolt dies at 92 former U S Open champion
Tommy Bolt, 1958 U S Open winner noted for a sweet swing and explosive temper, died after liver failure. Inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2002, Bolt fought fines and suspensions for club slams and abusive language during his PGA Tour career.
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LPGA English policy sparks PR critique and Korean impact
The LPGA under Carolyn Bivens signals an English proficiency rule for two-year tour members, starting in 2009, sparking criticism over logic and fairness. South Korean players dominate earnings and entries, prompting questions about inclusivity and communications while a clear policy remains pending.
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