… all, players should play without delay. If a player believes his ball may be lost outside a water hazard or out of bounds, to save time, he should play a provisional ball. Players searching for a ball should signal the players behind them to…

… and Roman athletes competed for prizes in boxing, javelin- throwing, discus, jumping, wrestling, and pankration. Even as today, money was a motivator for competition. However, there were differences that a modern athlete would fine difficult over…

… invented basketball in 1891. Naismith was a physical – education teacher at the School for Christian Workers (now Springfield College) in Springfield, Massachusetts. Luther H. Gulick, head of the school’s physical – education department, asked…

… that I want to express to my players is that playing sports is a gift. I believe all athletes should approach sports that way. Sports were made to give normal people ways to have fun, and that is the way sports should be continually looked at.…

… in a Bunco club of eight women. I enjoyed the game so much that I became a permanent player. By October of 1999, our club had grown to twelve women. Bunco is not an easy game to explain, but the following is how I explain it to others. Our…

… in a Bunco club of eight women. I enjoyed the game so much that I became a permanent player. By October of 1999, our club had grown to twelve women. Bunco is not an easy game to explain, but the following is how I explain it to others. Our…

… and the intangible ability to get first downs. One was black, one was white. One went to the University of Kansas and one went to Wake Forest University. One was a high draft pick and one was signed as a free agent. Both had heart. Gayle Sayers…

… increases in salaries of major league baseball players. It looks at the effects of these increases on all areas of the game, from competitiveness, to fan appeal, to financial issues. It also looks at the different perspectives of all involved, including…

… a growing problem in today’s world and is most likely the quickest growing social problem today. “’The overwhelming majority of athletes I know would do anything, and take anything, short of killing themselves to improve athletic performance,’ said…

… Sprewell's filed a $30 million lawsuit against the NBA, that challenges his 68-game suspension for choking his then head coach Pete Carlisimo ,was dismissed Monday by a federal judge who said it was the lawsuit had no merit and ordered Sprewell…