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Martin said that most days the pain in his leg would be too severe to walk nine holes, and he restated his position that walking does not give him an inherent edge.
"I can assure you, it's not an advantage," Martin said. "It's the
Dole, who doesn't play golf, offered possible compromises, such as allowing Martin to walk nine holes instead of 18 or allowing any player to ride a cart.
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"PGA does not mean 'Please go away,'" said Dole, the former presidential candidate whose hand was injured during a World War II battle. "He's here to play."
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second best way to play. If I could walk effectively, believe me. I would do it. As it is, I can't. The cart only aids my leg, it doesn't aid my golf game at all."
Martin, 25, was born with Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber Syndrome. He lacks the vein that runs along the bone in his lower leg.
Golfer demands right to ride with help of powerful friends
Harkin said the ADA's requirement that reasonable modifications be made to accommodate people with disabilities should apply to Martin's case. Harkin also said he might take up Dole's suggestion to have Congress pass a resolution in support of the golfer.
"Rules and traditions that create barriers for people with disabilities are rules and traditions that must be changed," the Iowa Democrat said.
Martin, afflicted with a rare circulatory disorder, took his bid to ride a golf cart on the Professional Golf Association Tour to Capitol Hill yesterday and received the support of the two co-authors of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act.
The Associated Press
During his trip to Capitol Hill, Martin was visiting a place where traditions are slow to change. But Harkin noted that last year a rule prohibiting dogs on the Senate floor was repealed because a staffer with vision problems could not work without her seeing-eye dog.
WASHINGTON — Bob Dole applauded with his withered right hand, Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin spoke of a deaf brother. In the middle stood Casey Martin, balancing all his weight on his left leg.
"I know that in the golf community, I'm probably not being received with open arms right now," Martin said at a news conference at the Capitol. "But it's nice to have friends in high places."
"I'd let the senators vote on it," Dole said. "I don't think there'd be much of contest."
the game and that allowing Martin to ride a cart would create an unlevel playing field.
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Sprewell shoots for reduced penalty
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PORTLAND, Ore. — For the first time since the attack that rocked the NBA, Lattrell Sprewell and coach P.J. Carlesimo met face to face yesterday during a hearing about whether Sprewell's punishment was unduly severe.
Carlesimo and Warriors' forward Joe Smith were the first to testify on the second day of the closed arbitration hearing.
Arbitrator John Feerick, dean of the Fordham Law School, has issued a gag order. Sessions resume next week in New York.
Sprewell apologized to Carlesimo
by phone a month ago, but they had not been in the same room since practice Dec. 1, when the star guard choked Carlesimo, threatening to kill him, and returned 20 minutes later, attacking the coach again.
The NBA threw Sprewell out of the league for a year, and the Warriors terminated the remaining three years of his contract.
Sprewell's former Warrior teammates are behind his bid to lessen the severity his punishment.
"I'm not condoning what he did," Bimbo Coles said. "But I think it was really a tough penalty to put on a gaw."
Billy Hunter, head of the players'
union, said Monday that the Warriors did not want to terminate Sprewell's contract and NBA commissioner David Stern was looking to set an example.
"In fact, they were attempting to orchestrate a trade when they received word that the NBA intended to suspend him," he said.
Hunter said he hoped the suspension would be lifted. Sprewell would forfeit his salary but could sign with another team.
Coles said players have learned a lesson from Sprewell's case.
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