Uecker seeks restraining order against stalker over fear
Milwaukee broadcaster Bob Uecker filed for a restraining order against Ann Ladd of Prospect Heights amid felony stalking charges. Ladd, 45, arrested in Illinois June 22 and brought to Milwaukee, faces potential prison and fines. Uecker reports escalating unwanted contact and fear for his safety.
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Moccia takes over SIU athletic department at pivotal moment
Mario Moccia, formerly senior associate AD at Missouri under Mike Alden, begins as SIU athletic director after a 10 week search. He praised Alden, met staff, and faces a program riding high in men's basketball and football. Chancellor Wendler and MVC official Elgin praised his maturity and fundraising ability.
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Moccia as SIU athletics chief eyes staff, series with Missouri
New SIU athletics director says he will assess the development and fundraising unit and may add staff. He served as liaison to Missouri men’s and women’s programs, handling scheduling and budget talks, and he plans to explore reviving a series with Mizzou.
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Northwestern coach Walker dies after heart attack at 52
Northwestern coach Randy Walker died after suffering a heart attack at age 52. He had myocarditis in 2004, adjusted his diet and schedule, and led Northwestern to multiple bowls and a share of the Big Ten title in 2000. Survived by wife Tamara and two children, funeral set for Evanston church.
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Earnhardt Wins Busch Race at Daytona in Dominant Run
Dale Earnhardt Jr. roared to victory in the Winn-Dixie 250 at Daytona International Speedway, leading 88 of 103 laps and clinching his 21st Busch Series win. Brian Vickers finished second with Kevin Harvick, J.J. Yeley, and Carl Edwards in the top five amid late cautions and penalties surrounding Cup regulars.
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