WVU sells 10000 tickets for Steelers Falcons exhibition
WVU reports 10,000 tickets sold in two days for the Steelers Falcons exhibition on August 22 at Mountaineer Field in Morgantown. Tickets cost 35 and 20 dollars. WVU official Mike Parsons says demand is phenomenal as many Steelers fans in the area have not seen a game in person.
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NCAA outlines Louisville charges major violations
The NCAA on Wednesday outlined eight charges against Louisville's women's volleyball program and one against the men's basketball program, calling them major. Louisville must respond by June 8 as the NCAA could impose sanctions such as revoking scholarships or television broadcast rights depending on the ruling expected as early as August.
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Top seed Rafter upset in Japan
In Tokyo AP reports Brian MacPhie ranked 181st stunned Patrick Rafter, the U S Open champion and world’s No 1 seed, 6 3 7 6 4 to reach the Japan Open round of 16. Seven of the top nine seeds lost including Rafter while No 2 Michael Chang and No 3 Tim Henman advanced.
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Bengals sign defensive end Ray Seals
Cincinnati Bengals sign defensive end Ray Seals to a one year contract. The 32 year old veteran, entering his 11th NFL season with two injured reserve years, joins after a 1996 injury reserve season with the Steelers. Seals previously played for the Panthers. Bengals coach Dick LeBeau had coached Seals with the Steelers in 1994 and 1995.
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Unprecedented doubleheader at Shea as Yankees share ballpark
The Yankees and Angels played the first ever two major league games in one stadium on the same day, with the Mets hosting the Cubs later. New York routed Anaheim 6 3 while fans faced unusual venues and cross town logistics.
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Quiet PGA stop calms nerves after Masters week
At Hilton Head Harbour Town and nearby Myrtle Beach, top men and women tour players enjoy a relaxed transition from the Masters and Nabisco prep to the Myrtle Beach Classic and other events. Jay Haas and Mark O'Meara praise Harbour Town's friendly vibe while Karrie Webb notes the early majors and West Coast swing shape the LPGA. Gil Morgan, Hale Irwin, and Jack Nicklaus headline the PGA Senior Championship at Palm Beach Gardens with Morgan carrying momentum from a strong season and Nicklaus seeking a backyard showcase after a sixth place Masters finish.
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