Kesey kin rally to save Oregon wrestling bus pull
In Pleasant Hill Oregon Ken Kesey’s family drives the Furthur bus through Eugene to rally support for the University of Oregon wrestling program facing elimination. Zane Kesey and wrestlers urge alumni to back a fight, citing Kesey’s wrestling years and literary legacy as motivation. Oregon’s athletic director defends the decision.
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Oregon
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Chuck Kearney
Oregon State
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Ron Finley
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Mourning as team ritual cited after tragedy across sports
The article notes moment of silence and tributes before games, players like Samuels Cowley and Albright wearing Taylor's number, patches such as Bears GSH for George Halas, and black armbands. It discusses mourning as a team bond, with coaches and teammates acting as surrogate families, aiding recovery and focus, as Kansas State coach Frank Martin emphasizes unity and moving forward after loss.
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Kansas State
Frank Martin
Patrick Cohn
Open-wheel racing merger seals future for IndyCar series
Agreement unites IRL and Champ Car under one circuit after years of failed merger talks. George Kalkhoven and Forsythe helped craft a plan with Honda engine leases and shared incentives to lure Champ Car teams, potentially adding up to three events and boosting 2008 season entries toward 26 cars.
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Bobby Rahal
IRL
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George
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Homestead
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Calif
Surfers Paradise
Australia
Edmonton
Alberta
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