The News Review:
- Sports of The Times; A Father’s Legacy Is Honored In Tactics and…
- Judge: Slippery Rock sports cuts violated Title IX
- King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
- Sports Briefing
Sports of The Times; A Father’s Legacy Is Honored In Tactics and…
New York Times – Jul 24, 2006
Sobbing and shaking he hugged his caddie Steve Williams; then his wife Elin; his coach Hank Haney; and several other supporters. The hugs lasted a long time his tear-dampened face buried in their shoulders. It just came pouring out all the things that my father has meant to me and the game of golf and I just wish he could have seen it one more time he said later referring to Earl Woods who died of cancer May 3. I was pretty bummed out after not winning the Masters because I knew that was the last major he was ever going to see.
Judge: Slippery Rock sports cuts violated Title IX
ESPN – Jul 24, 2006
The university said in January it was cutting eight sports tosave $350000 including women’s field hockey water polo andswimming as part of an effort to erase a $2 million shortfall. The school later decided to keep field hockey but members of thewomen’s swimming and water polo teams challenged the cuts in court.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
salon.com – Jul 24, 2006
24 2006 | I have come to the conclusion that there are three topics that should be avoided in polite conversation because too many people are unable to talk about them without becoming bat-guano crazy. Those three are religion politics and Alex Rodriguez. The latest evidence: By a 2-1 vote the panel of baseball thinkers on ESPN’s “Baseball Tonight” believes the New York Yankees should trade Alex Rodriguez.
Sports Briefing
New York Times – Jul 24, 2006
PEN — John Rollins shot an eight-under-par 64 yesterday edging Bob May by one stroke to win the B. pen for his second career victory on the PGA Tour. Rollins who finished one shot behind Jason Bohn at last years B.
