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Sports Stories for 4-11-2000
Koman hopes to break out of slump
One of the more over-used cliches states that, no matter what goes wrong with the world, "tomorrow's another day."'M' hopes to avoid snow at Central
Tomorrow's game ought to be great, if the snow isn't greater.'M' recognizes talented scholar athletes
A little over a week ago, Justin Toman won his second individual national title on the parallel bars.Raising Cain
It is often said that every journey must begin with a single step. For Michigan senior gymnast Sarah Cain, it may be the final step that is the most memorable.New era beginning for Detroit
DETROIT - Last year, the country bid farewell to baseball at The Corner and to memories of legendary Tiger Stadium.CoPa shouldn't offend purists, but...
DETROIT - Major League Baseball traditionalists can be some of the sourest people you will ever engage in conversation.Minnesota Imposes More Sanctions
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - University of Minnesota President Mark Yudof imposed more sanctions yesterday on its men's basketball program for the academic cheating scandal uncovered last year.4-11-2000
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