2day in Sports History 1997 UCLA routs Texas 66-3
Cade McNown throws a school record five touchdowns as UCLA beats No 11 Texas 66-3. It marks Texas worst loss in AP era and the largest defeat by any ranked team in that poll.
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Pirates management promises better times ahead
Larry Stone of the Seattle Times quotes management promising brighter days for the Pittsburgh Pirates as irate fans shout, You lie.
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LJWorld Sports Editors and KU beat writers listed
The Kansas newspaper staff includes Sports Editor Tom Keegan Associate Sports Editor Andrew Hartsock Gary Bedore Dugan Arnett covering KU men's basketball and KU football. Staff emails show contact routes and the journal’s web presence at ljworld.com.
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Clijsters Stuns Serena at U S Open Semifinal
In New York, unseeded Kim Clijsters defeated Serena Williams 6-4 7-5 after Williams received a point penalty on match point for disputing a line judge call. Williams had earlier incurred a code violation for breaking her racket as final roars began in the late return.
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Kim Leads LPGA Event at Northwest Arkansas Championship
Song-Hee Kim shot 3 under 68 to take a two stroke lead at nine under heading into the final round at the P G Beauty NW Arkansas Championship in Rogers. Angela Stanford carded 69 to sit two back, Na Yeon Choi had the day’s low 65 and tied for third with two others, one stroke behind Stanford.
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U.S. Leads Walker Cup as Fowler Shines at Merion
The United States built an 8-4 advantage over Great Britain and Ireland at Merion Golf Club with Rickie Fowler delivering strong play. In a separate note, Peter Hanson of Sweden led three players by one stroke in the Mercedes Benz Championship third round with a 5-under 67 to reach 11-under 205.
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Hamlin finally wins at Richmond home track
Denny Hamlin captures his first Richmond International Raceway victory for Joe Gibbs Racing. Teammate Kyle Busch finishes fifth, missing the Chase by eight points. Brian Vickers secures the final Chase berth in seventh as Matt Kenseth ends 25th, dropping from contention.
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Wizards Beat Red Bulls 1-0 Behind Wolff Goal
Josh Wolff scored his ninth goal of the season early in the first half and Kevin Hartman posted his sixth shutout as Kansas City Wizards defeated the New York Red Bulls 1-0 in East Rutherford New Jersey on Saturday.
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Skinner Wins Copart 200 Despite Late Crashes at Gateway
Mike Skinner did not start from the pole but won the Camping World Trucks race at Gateway International Raceway. He started ninth and secured victory in the Copart 200, a race marred by late crashes and his ongoing year with two wins and 27 career overall.
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Smoltz Out With Shoulder Tendinitis For Monday Start
St. Louis pitcher John Smoltz is sidelined from his scheduled Monday start versus the Florida Marlins due to shoulder tendinitis. In Houston, Mike Hampton opts for left-shoulder surgery in New York after being placed on the DL on August 14, with a significant partial left rotator cuff tear. Minnesota Timberwolves sign guard Ramon Sessions after Bucks decline to match a $16 million four-year offer to the restricted free agent.
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Jordan's Hall of Fame speech scorches critics
Chicago Tribune columnist Rick Morrissey recounts Michael Jordan's Hall of Fame induction remarks. He details Jordan's sharp, playful takedown of critics and former Bulls figures, including Jerry Krause, while noting the lasting burn of memories and slights that fueled his legendary competitiveness.
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George Gervin
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