Hays leads U S bobsled after two heats at Park City
U S bobsledder Todd Hays sits in first place after two heats in the four man event at Utah Olympic Park, clocking 1 33 26 as Switzerland 1 and Germany 2 trail by .09 seconds. Teammates include Garrett Hines Bill Schaffenhauer and Randy Jones. Kostelic makes history in women's giant slalom earning her third gold and joins Killy and Sailer as the only skiers with three golds in one Games. Jochem Uytdehaage sets a world record in the 10 000 meters at the Utah Olympic Oval, finishing in 12 58 92 to win his second gold. Derek Parra places 18th.
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U.S
Hays
Tulsa
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United States
Switzerland
Germany
SIU
Garrett Hines
Bill Schaffenhauer
Randy Jones
Kostelic
Salt Lake City
Jean- Claude Killy
Toni Sailer
Killy
Utah Olympic Oval
Jochem Uytdehaage
Netherlands
Uytdehaage
Gianni Romme
Norway
Lasse Sa
U S Edges Russia In Dramatic Olympic Hockey Thriller
The United States defeated Russia 3 0 on the anniversary of the Miracle on Ice as Mike Richter delivered a standout performance with 28 saves. Goals by Bill Guerin Scott Young and Phil Housley gave U S an early lead while Russia pressured late, but couldn't overcome the deficit.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Mike Richter
Jeremy Roenick
Fetisov
NHL
Hockey
Bill McCreary
Canada
Salt Lake City
Nikolai Khabibulin
Khabibulin
Herb Brooks
Bill Guerin
Scott Young
Phil Housley
United States
Hughes Wins Olympic Gold in Stunning Short Program Sweep
Six year old Hughes shocks rivals at Lillehammer with seven triple jumps in a near perfect program. She defeats favorites Michelle Kwan and Irina Slutskaya, plus 17-year-old Sasha Cohen, to claim gold as the arena roars with flowers and flags, while coach Robin Wagner urges the moment to sink in.
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Lillehammer
Hughes
Michelle Kwan
Russia
Irina Slutskaya
Sasha Cohen
U.S
Robin Wagner
Wagner
Cohen
Ewan
Slutskaya
Friends defend Jayson Williams amid shooting probe
Newark AP reports former New Jersey Nets star Jayson Williams may face major trouble after a limousine driver was found shot dead at his 65 acre estate in New Jersey. Williams and about a dozen friends were at the scene on February 14 as reports cited an accidental shooting while he twirled a shotgun.
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N.J
New Jersey Nets
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New Jersey
NBC
Costas Christofi
Chicago
Meadowlands Sports Complex
Craven Takes Pole at Rockingham Ahead of Subway 400
Ricky Craven captured the pole at North Carolina Speedway with a lap of 156.008 mph in Cal Wells' Ford, beating Ken Schrader and Johnny Benson as NASCAR prepares for Sundays Subway 400. Craven credited crew chief Mike Beam and engineer Roy McCauley for the setup, reflecting on last season's progress and momentum into 2002.
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Ricky Craven
North Carolina Speedway
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Ken Schrader
Cal Wells
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Schrader
Pontiac
Mike Beam
Roy McCauley
Wells
Martinsville
Michigan
Daytona
Johnny Benson
Dale Jarrett
Almost All-American quarterfinals at La Costa
In Carlsbad California at the Match Play Championship Pauli Azinger overcame a 2 down deficit with four holes to play to beat Niclas Fasth 20 holes. David Toms defeated Steve Flesch 1 up after a 60 foot birdie putt and a final 20 foot birdie. Seven Americans reach the quarterfinals as Jose Maria Olazabal leads the global presence after Sergio Garcia falls 1 up to Scott McCarron.
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Calif
Pauli Azinger
Niclas Fasth
Sweden
Steve Flesch
Toms
Flesch
Accenture
Sergio Garcia
Scott McCarron
Bearcats rally past Marquette to hold first in CUSA
No 4 Cincinnati upsets a late stumble by No 9 Marquette 63 62 as Donald Little sinks a 15 foot jumper with 3 seconds left. Cincinnati improves to 26 2 and leads the conference while claiming sole possession of first. Marquette drops to 23 4 with 12 2.
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Jauron lands new three year deal with Bears
Chicago Bears name head coach Dick Jauron to a three year contract after a 13 4 season and first playoff berth in seven years. The 2000 Bears were 5 11 with the league’s stingiest defense and a 33 19 playoff loss to Philadelphia. The terms of the new pact were not disclosed.
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Dick Jauron
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Bears
Philadelphia
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