Ewing's Legend Begins With Jamaica Born Dorothy
Dorothy, a sturdy Jamaican woman and mother of seven, embodies a lifelong belief that dreams without toil are ashes. Her tale centers on strength, family labor, and a bold plan to redraw the Ewing family reach, as she prepares to take her ambitions to America.
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rise of a king starts in jamaican soil and massachusetts
In 1971 a Georgetown basketball season ends 3-23 as Dorothy Ewing eyes a Boston hospital job. Patrick Aloysius, eight, migrates with his family to Massachusetts, arriving January 11, 1975. A Jamaican soccer and cricket background fuels a 6-6 growth spurt and a gradual mastery of basketball, with early ridicule giving way to larger ambitions and national attention.
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Georgetown coach John Thompson vilified in heated piece
The column lambasts Georgetown coach John Thompson as a toxic presence at the Final Four. It cites his conduct toward players, critics, and reporters, recounting past incidents and alleging a culture of intimidation and racism within his program.
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McLain Leads Villanova Past Memphis State in Semis
Gary McLain steered Villanova as Dwayne McClain and Ed Pinckney joined to reach the NCAA Final Four. Massimino praised the 5-foot-8 guard as the spark while Memphis State coach Dana Kirk urged harsher penalties and court discipline for star Keith Lee amid foul trouble.
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St John’s and Georgetown eye rebounding in NCAA semifinal
St Johns Redmen, 31-3 and ranked third, face top-ranked Georgetown, 34-2, in an NCAA Tournament semifinal with emphasis on dominating the boards after two season losses to Georgetown. Chris Mullin cites rebound needs while Georgetown center Patrick Ewing and coach John Thompson brace for matchup.
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Miller bombs UCLA to NIT championship
UCLA defeated Indiana 65-62 in the NIT title game in New York. Reggie Miller scored 18 points including an eight-point run early in the second half to spark the Bruins. Miller earned the tournament MVP as UCLA avenged an earlier loss to St. John’s and dashed Indiana’s hopes.
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Old Dominion to face Georgia in NCAA women’s final
In Austin, Bridget Jenkins led Old Dominion past Northeast Louisiana 57-47 as E J Lee was held to eight points with thigh bruise. Georgia, led by Teresa Edwards, defeated Western Kentucky 91-78 to reach the final, set for Sunday at 12 10 pm CST on national TV.
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