Former Hobart coach William Maxwell dies
William Maxwell, 61, longtime Hobart College football coach and former high school and college mentor, died Thursday in Rochester after a cancer battle. He rejuvenated the Hobart program and retired in 1995 after more than four decades coaching, including a decade as Syracuse quarterback coach and assistant head coach under Dick MacPherson.
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Plans for NBA union talks ahead of governors meetings
NBA deputy commissioner Russ Granik and union director Billy Hunter discussed resuming bargaining. They planned to meet in New York before the Board of Governors meetings, aiming to bring about 400 players to the city during the session.
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Ferreira Upsets Rafter as Sampras Withdraws in Lyon Grand Prix
Wayne Ferreira, the South African, stunned second seed Patrick Rafter 6-4, 1 in Lyon while top seed Pete Sampras pulled out with a back injury at the 750000 Lyon Grand Prix. Marcelo Rios beat Arnaud Di Pasquale 6-4 6-0 and Alex Corretja defeated Olivier Delaitre 7-6 7-5 in other quarterfinals.
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Yankees parade caps city celebration of World Series win
Massive turnout in Manhattan for the Yankees victory parade as fans fill Canyon of Heroes under sunny skies. Orlando Hernandez rides with daughters Steffi and Yahumara Themris while family, friends, and workers skip duties to celebrate the team’s 24th title.
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Piazza lands 91 million Mets seven year deal
New York Mets reach a seven year 91 million contract with All Star catcher Mike Piazza, the richest in baseball history. The agreement, expected to be announced soon, follows a flurry of free agency moves including Mo Vaughn and Albert Belle. Piazza hit 329 with 32 home runs and 111 RBIs across three teams this season.
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Liverpool Runs Over Auburn in Section Three Playoff
Liverpool High improves to 8-0 with a 35-12 win over Auburn at P&C Stadium in a Class AA quarterfinal. Tom Cook rushes 16 times for 181 yards and four touchdowns, including a 59 yard score, as Liverpool builds a 20-0 lead and advances to semifinals against Utica Proctor or Baldwinsville. Auburn finishes with 82 yards total offense and no scoring in the first half.
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