Stories tagged with "Pacers"
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'Transformative' Brand remembered
Reactions came swiftly to Wednesday’s news that NCAA president Myles Brand had passed away. A sampling: Jim Morris, president of Pacers Sports&Entertainment and...
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Simon memories: family, friends
Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., said he has known Mel Simon since he was a child, as Simon and his father, former Sen. Birch Bayh, were friends. And Simon and wife Bren were godparents to...
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Simon memories: family, friends
Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., said he has known Mel Simon since he was a child, as Simon and his father, former Sen. Birch Bayh, were friends. And Simon and wife Bren were godparents to...
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Simon, 82, shaped city, politics, sports
A business titan has passed on, and it will be...
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Kravitz: Without Simon, Pacers wouldn't be here
Without Melvin Simon, there are no Indiana Pacers. Without Mel and his brother, Herb, the Pacers are either defunct or playing under another city’s flag, with Indiana’s glorious...
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Simon the philanthropist: wide reach
Along with his business and sports endeavors, Mel Simon, along with wife Bren, was well known for philanthropic pursuits, including a $40 million donation to Riley Hospital for...
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<b>Timeline:</b> Key moments in his life
Oct. 21, 1926: Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., son of Mae and Max, a tailor. He is raised in the Bronx, where he attends the prestigious Bronx High School for Science. 1949: Earns a BS in...
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Kravitz: How Simon kept Pacers here
In a 2004 profile of Mel and Herb Simon, Indianapolis Star reporter Phil Richards recounted how they helped keep the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis. A look back: The Pacers were a...
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Surprises of Simon, self-made man
Mel Simon experienced his first taste of salesmanship while attending college at the City University of New York when he bought about 30 pairs of gloves one winter and...
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Pacers' O'Brien takes steps to fight homelessness
Indiana Pacers coach Jim O’Brien learned about helping the less fortunate at a young age. While growing up in Philadelphia, O’Brien’s parents would bring home an...
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NBA referees brace for lockout after contract talks falter
NBA referees do not expect to be on the court when the preseason begins Oct. 1 because of a labor disagreement with the league, union lead negotiator and spokesman Lamell McMorris...
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Celtics sign ex-Pacer Marquis Daniels
BOSTON — The Boston Celtics have signed free agent guard Marquis Daniels. Daniels is coming off the best of his six seasons, averaging career highs of 13.6 points and 4.6 rebounds...
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Oden eager to prove his value to Blazers
Greg Oden doesn’t need to be reminded. He knows. He is aware of how critical this season is to his career. He knows how he’s viewed. And he knows he has yet to perform...
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Dunleavy's recovery picks up steam
All-Star Danny Granger might have his scoring sidekick back sooner than expected. Indiana Pacers coach Jim O’Brien said he hopes shooting guard Mike Dunleavy will be ready...
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Pacers sign free agent Solomon Jones
Solomon Jones feels he’s another addition who can help the Indiana Pacers improve their defense. The 6-10 forward signed his contract with the Pacers today. “The coaches talk about...
