Evert exits US Open in quarterfinals to Garrison
In 1989 Chris Evert saw her illustrious career end at the US Open quarterfinals after surrendering a 5-2 first set lead, losing 7-6 6-2 to Zina Garrison. The 1993 Riot Invitational saw Noureddine Morcell of Algeria set a mile world record of 3:44.39, surpassing Steve Cram's 1985 mark. In 1994 Jerry Rice became NFL career TD leader with 127 after two catches and a 23 yard rush. 1998 Mark McGwire joined Ruth and Maris with 60 homers as St. Louis won 7-0. Marion Jones won both long jump and 100 meters at the Moscow Grand Prix Finals, remaining undefeated 35–0.
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Mitchell Quotes on Eagles Adapting to Stormy Season
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Freddie Mitchell urges acceptance of adversity and focus on adjusting strategy as the team faces an unsettled campaign. He stresses resilience and steady leadership to navigate ongoing challenges.
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SMNW v Free State football on TV delayed
High school football game SMNW versus Free State is set for 10 30 p m on Sunflower C6 with a time delay.
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E Mail Contacts for Sports Editors
Sports editors Chuck Woodling and Andrew Hartsock are listed with contact emails iwoodling ijworld com and ahartsock world com for sport desk coordination. The notice directs readers to email queries to the editors.
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Whom to call for park and recreation tickets and Royals
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Venus and Serena Williams Reach U S Open Semifinals
Venus Williams crushed Monica Seles 6 2 6 3 to advance to the U S Open semifinals where she will face Amelie Mauresmo after Mauresmo upset Jennifer Capriati 4 6 7 6 3 in a windy night match. Serena Williams also moves toward a potential all Williams final with Lindsay Davenport awaiting, while Lleyton Hewitt and Andre Agassi advanced in the men’s bracket.
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Nebraska RB Collins suspended as NCAA case reopens
Nebraska star Thunder Collins must stand trial on refiled domestic violence charges and is suspended for four games including upcoming matches with Utah State Penn State and Iowa State due to an NCAA rule violation. Coach Frank Solich said the suspension is unrelated to his legal troubles.
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Andrews leaves DEI for Roush Racing as Burton crew chief
Paul Andrews, longtime crew chief for Steve Park in the No. 1 Chevrolet, departs Dale Earnhardt Inc. to join Roush Racing. He will replace Frank Stoddard and lead driver Jeff Burton, bringing 1992 Winston Cup champion experience from his start with Alan Kulwicki in 1988.
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Mariners Utility Player Mark McLemore Faces Elbow Surgery
Seattle Mariners versatile player Mark McLemore requires elbow surgery to remove bone chips and could miss the rest of the season. Manager Lou Piniella said he cannot straighten the elbow and the operation may be delayed until after the season if possible.
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Sampras seeks one more major as Roddick looms in NY
Pete Sampras, seeded 17th, advances to the U.S. Open quarterfinals where he faces rising star Andy Roddick at Arthur Ashe Stadium. He insists on no sympathy or extra guidance as he works toward one final major, after reuniting with coach Paul Annacone and reflecting on his lasting legacy.
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