Syracuse women's basketball cry over a hostile climate
A reader laments Syracuse University's women's basketball program lacking support and fanfare. The writer recalls past teams and players while criticizing athletic director Sue Crouthamel for a biased view that favors men's sports. The letter argues Title IX progress and calls for improved leadership and motivation.
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Willie Anderson loyalty and turmoil haunt Bengals
A fragmented account depicts Willie Anderson clinging to the Bengals amid rumored moves and franchise fatigue. It previews his prime, questions his future, and notes the team's ongoing struggles with losses and locker room tension. Corey Dillon and Jer Blake feature in the turmoil as trade talk murkiness surrounds the franchise.
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Expansion fuels new era for WNBA in 2000 season
The WNBA expands to 16 teams for 2000, adding Seattle Portland New York and more, with an 11 week 32 game schedule. Eight ABL players per roster and a best of three playoff format drive a rapid season as Olympic activity looms. Vivid rivalries emerge among Seattle Portland Houston and New York as teams chase the defending champions.
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Los Angeles
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Miamai Sol
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Sheryl Swoopes
Tina Thompson
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Barty at the Brickyard and Yankee Sox clash
Indy 500 headlines the day with Juan Montoya Al Unser Jr. and Sarah Fisher among stars while Winston Cup drivers race Coca Cola 600 later. Baseball features the Red Sox at the Yankees in a timeless Bronx battle promising high drama.
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Maurice Richard Hall of Fame Legend and Canadiens Icon
Maurice Richard, famed Canadiens right winger, born 1921 in Montreal, led the league in goals five times and powered the team to a string of five straight Stanley Cup titles after his return in 1956. His fierce play and magnetic presence sparked riots and enduring legend, ending with his 1960 Hall of Fame induction and a large family legacy.
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