Archie Moore Dies at 94 a Boxing Icon and Mentor
Archie Moore, longtime light heavyweight champion and record holder for knockouts, died at 94 in a San Diego hospice after heart surgery and a downturn in health. The Cloverdale native mentored youth, trained future stars including George Foreman, fought legends like Marciano and Ali, and left a legacy as a global boxing ambassador.
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Hart denies offer for Clemens as Ash presses trade talks
A Toronto general manager Gord Ash said one club has an acceptable Clemens offer though Blue Jays have not accepted. Hart denied Cleveland involvement, saying "It wasn't us." Ash urged the club to obtain guidance from Roger Clemens's reps and push other teams to improve bids. Browns, Mets, Orioles discussed possible fits.
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Presidents Cup Opens At Royal Melbourne In Australia
The third Presidents Cup gets underway at Royal Melbourne Golf Club amid windy, hot conditions and a changing course. The United States field features Tiger Woods, David Duval, Justin Leonard, and veterans like Mark O'Meara, Fred Couples, and Davis Love II, while the International team aims to close the gap after two straight U S wins.
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O'Meara and Duval paired in Presidents Cup action
Mark O'Meara and David Duval, the year’s top American players, will again form the two man team in an alternate-shot Presidents Cup match at Royal Melbourne. They face Peter Thomson’s captain’s picks Greg Turner and Frank Nobilo, while Greg Norman and Steve Elkington team up against John Huston and Jim Furyk in the second pairing.
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NBA season hangs on labor talks amid lockout fears
Billy Hunter told about 90 agents on a conference call that a season could still happen if union and owners reach a deal. Agents expressed doubt, noting a $2 billion revenue split and a mediator rejection, with December or January timing mentioned for possible start and a three week window for writing and signing agreements.
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