Manesiotis departs WPIAL coaching scene after long tenure
Former Mt. Lebanon coach Manesiotis resigns amid parental interference talk. The 53 year old, who was fired in 1995 and reinstated, led the Tigers to 1996 WPIAL and PIAA titles. He cited no reason, though a Post Gazette report notes lingering parental involvement as a factor.
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Janzen wins U.S. Open at Olympic Club in thriller
Lee Janzen captured his second U.S. Open title at The Olympic Club, closing with a 2 under 68 as Payne Stewart birdied to force a possible playoff but fell short. Stewart finished one behind at 281, with Lehman disappointed and Woods out of contention.
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Tiger Woods
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Jackson Leaves Bulls After Six Titles and 1990s Era Ends
Phil Jackson announces his departure from the Chicago Bulls after guiding the team to six NBA titles in eight years. He declines extending his contract, noting it is time to step away and enjoy different things, with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen among free agents facing future decisions.
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Phil
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New York Times
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Pirates hold off Brewers after near late collapse
Jose Guillen hit a first career grand slam as Pittsburgh built an 8-1 lead and survived a Milwaukee rally to beat the Brewers 8-7. Jeff Cirillo sparked late two run singles, but Ricardo Rincon closed it out for his ninth save. Esteban Loaiza earned the win in his first start since May 22.
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Ballpark deal reached for Pirates and Steelers in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh AP reported that owners of the Pirates and Steelers agreed to split costs for replacing Three Rivers Stadium with a ballpark and a football stadium. The accord with city and county cleared the way for a Regional Asset Board review to decide on sales tax funding. Mayor Murphy hailed the deal as good for taxpayers and teams as they seek new venues.
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