Elkington Wins Doral Ryder Open In Miami
Steve Elkington shot 1 under 64 finishing at 13 under 275 to win the Doral Ryder Open as Ernie Els and Greg Kraft faltered on the final hole. Kraft finished second at 276, Els tied for third at 277 with David Toms Armour Haas Dunlap. Baseball and tennis results follow with Palmeiro sidelined, Dolan bid for Reds, Pettitte elbow, Fisk joins Red Sox, Cuba series, Reid edges Boudouani, Williams over Davenport. College wrestling marks Minnesota ending Iowa's reign. St Johns wins state hockey with Jeff Garfield hat trick.
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Greene wins gold at world indoor 60 meters
Maurice Greene won the 60 meters at the World Indoor Track Championships in Mae bashi Japan with 6.42 seconds after early false starts. Ekaterini Thanou of Greece took women's 60 meters in 6.96, beating Gail Devers by .06. Hermann Maier claimed another super G win in Kvitfjell Norway, his fourth of the season.
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TV and sports roundup with regional results and schedules
A dense domestic sports TV slate lists games and results across basketball hockey baseball and motorsports. Highlights include ACC and Big 12 college finals replays on ESPN. NHL and NBA content on Fox Sports Ohio ESPN plus WCBL Lorain County highs and Daytona World Superbikes coverage with regional tournament notes for girls basketball divisions and state brackets.
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Record Las Vegas 400 results and standings recap
Sunday Las Vegas 400 NASCAR Winston Cup results with finishing order, car makes, laps, and prize money. Notable leaders include Skinner, Rusty Wallace, Labonte, Gordon, and Mayfield, with a margin of victory of 1.074 seconds and 10 leaders across 267 laps.
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Evert Cup Results from Grand Champions Resort
Sunday's play at the Evert Cup in Indian Wells shows multiple first round and second round results. Serena Williams defeated Lindsay Davenport 6-4 6-2 in Palm Beach Gardens while Mary Pierce beat Amy Frazier 6-0 6-3, and Chanda Rubin fell to Conchita Martinez 6-3 6-4 in other matches.
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Coaches Reach 600 Wins Fastest In NCAA History
NCAA coaches achieving 600 career victories at the fastest pace include Jerry Tarkanian reaching 600 in 24 seasons, Denny Crum in 26 seasons, Dean Smith in 26, John Wooden in 27, and Bob Knight in 28, per World Features Syndicate.
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DiMaggio's World Close Up in Florida and Minnesota
The narrative recalls annual travels with Joe DiMaggio in 1968, meeting him in Bradenton and tagging along on tours and hotel scenes. DiMaggio, 53, exuded star power yet kept coaching duties brief, while maintaining privacy amid fans, flight attendants, and a glamorous social circle. He valued movement over reflection and valued restraint in public life. He also weighed peers like Rod Carew against Pete Rose and avoided participation in Ken Burns's Baseball project.
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