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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2001
Page
10
A profile of Beano Cook highlights his two decades in TV and radio, his place in college football commentary, and his enduring presence despite mixed reception. It notes his ESPN work, radio shows, CBS and ABC stints, and his resilience after serious health battles.
The Cincinnati Reds obtain first baseman Cale Pickering from Baltimore and assign him to Louisville. At 24, he posted a .164 batting average with three homers and 28 RBIs in 131 games for Triple-A Rochester this season. Meanwhile, Dominican official says Little League star Danny Almonte is 14, not 12, potentially altering his team’s World Series finish.
Duke All American Jason Williams broke a bone in his left hand during a campus pickup game and will wear a cast for at least four weeks. The injury occurred on his non shooting hand while colliding with teammate Dabrtay Jones amid a rebound attempt. Williams is expected to recover by Oct 13 and Duke aims for a quick return as coach Mike Krzyzewski remains optimistic.
Lakers center Shaquille ONeal will miss most of training camp after surgery on his left small toe to correct a claw toe deformity. He will be on crutches for about two weeks and unable to run for six weeks. doctors fused the toe joint and removed bone to ease pain. Also out are Derek Fisher and Mark Madsen recovering from July 3 surgeries. Training camp begins September 29 in Honolulu.
Rahman and Lewis argued at a Anaheim press event ahead of their WEC-IBF bout in Las Vegas. Both fighters remained unhurt as security separated them after comments about Lennox acting gay spurred a scuffle that included shoving and a broken table.
Wood in line to return from a right shoulder tendinitis stint after throwing off the mound and delaying his comeback. Oscar Acosta said Wood is ready and manager Don Baylor signaled a target around September 7 with potential bullpen appearance early next week.
PGA Tour official Tan Seymour Combs said Phil Mickelson and Mike Weir committed a technical violation by betting on a golf tournament during the NEC Invitational in Jacksonville. Commissioner Finchem will review the rule breach with the players, as reported by Golf World.
New York AP report says Bill Parcells and Don Shula will join Westwood One CBS Radio for one Monday night game each this season. Parcells will call the Giants versus Eagles on October 22, and Shula the Dolphins versus Colts on December 10. Shula, Hall of Fame coach, won 347 games with the Dolphins and Colts, including Super Bowls in 1979 and 1974.
Shana Lehman and Berrigan, students at the School for the Deaf, joined coach Nancy Benton at the 2001 World Games for Deaf in Rome. Lehman, 14, anchored the U S 1 600 meter relay to a bronze medals with a 3 57 75, and also reached the 200 meter finals and 400 meter semifinals. Berrigan, 15, competed in the horn jumps while the trio trained with 260 athletes, enjoyed social events, sightseeing trips, and opening ceremonies similar to the Olympics. The athletes praised the experience and planned future opportunities to take time off from school for similar trips.
Montgomery County school board orders Poolesville High School to drop its Indians nickname. Principal Mark Levine says an ad hoc committee of students, parents, and community members will craft a new name, aiming for year end and six month implementation cost between 70000 and 100000 dollars, with the board covering the bill. The fourth annual Grover Frye Tournament brings 14 teams to play, with a 1959 Maryland State League Championship team honored at Brunswick High School.
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