The News Review:
- SPRTS F THE TIMES; Randolph Works Around the Mets’ Pitching…
- At James Madison Title IX Is Satisfied but the Students Are Not
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ther Sports
- Sports | Baseball | PE.com | Southern California News | News for…
- Duke lacrosse team back on field for charity event – College Sports
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ther Sports
SPRTS F THE TIMES; Randolph Works Around the Mets’ Pitching…
New York Times – Oct 7, 2006
Long before morning rush hour Willie Randolph alighted as the karmic genius of Hollywoods envy. s Grady Little? He has thus far succumbed to a cosmic joke.
At James Madison Title IX Is Satisfied but the Students Are Not
New York Times – Oct 7, 2006
Rinker’s runners noticed he was not smiling. In the middle of the meet back here on the James Madison campus the university had announced it was eliminating men’s cross country and track along with eight other mostly men’s sports to comply with Title IX the federal gender-equity law. “Title IX was created in 1972 to prevent sex discrimination and it was needed” Jennifer Chapman a senior on the women’s cross-country team which is not being eliminated said four days later as she led a protest rally of 400 students on campus. “But look what’s happening now.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ther Sports
Seattle Post Intelligencer – Oct 7, 2006
ne day after surviving a test against Japanese wild card Takao Suzuki Federer looked like the dominating Swiss the tennis world was accustomed to seeing. He quickly regained every facet of his game against Becker defeating the German 6-3 6-4. Becker is best known for ending American Andre Agassi’s career on the hardcourts of the U.
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Press-Enterprise – Oct 7, 2006
01:16 AM PDT on Saturday ctober 7 2006By ALLAN STEELEThe Press-Enterprise ST. LUIS – Entering today’s Game 3 of the National League divisional series two things are clear.
Duke lacrosse team back on field for charity event – College Sports
ESPN – Oct 7, 2006
– Duke’s lacrosse team returned to the field Saturday playing a series of scrimmages at a charity event on Long Island. Duke had a two-hour scrimmage against Towson State and one-hour scrimmages against Hofstra — where new coach John Danowski previously coached for 21 years — and Division II school New York Institute of Technology. The scrimmages also featured Rutgers BYU Springfield College and host school Molloy College. The charitty event benefited the New York Police Athletic League’s Special Needs unit. “It was certainly an emotional day for all of us” Duke midfielder Ed Douglas said.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ther Sports
Seattle Post Intelligencer – Oct 7, 2006
This was the third fight between the two but this bout was destined for a different outcome even before the start. The bout took an interesting turn Friday when Corrales tipped the scales five pounds overweight. Because of this he vacated the title which was only at stake for Casamayor who won on two scorecards 115-112 and 116-111 while losing 114-113 on another. There was a controversial knockdown in the fifth round.
