Phelps pursues eighth Olympic gold in freestyle bid
Michael Phelps seeks a third gold in the 200 freestyle as he continues toward eight total medals. Nadal and Federer advance in their Olympic clashes, while Venus and Serena Williams win their first matches after the rain delay. Tina Thompson leads a 23-0 first-quarter run in the U S women rout.
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McCray to star on ESPN City Slam and Predators 2008 season preview
High school football coach Russell Schneider discusses Fox Creek Predators 2007 0-10 season and outlines 2008 plans with returning stars and rising juniors. He cites team unity after a ropes course and eyeing three to four region wins. Schedule lists region 4-A games.
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Star Watch Eyes Multirole Return for Predators
Thad Adams aims to play running back receiver and defensive back for the Predators next season. Coach Schneider notes Adams has spent extensive time in the weight room boosting strength size and confidence.
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Clemson’s Jackson Out With Torn Quad Tendon
Clemson coach Tommy Bowden announced starting defensive tackle Rashad Jackson will miss at least midseason after tearing a quad tendon in his knee during a Saturday scrimmage at Memorial Stadium. Jackson will undergo surgery after an MRI review, a major loss for a Clemson defense that ranked second in the ACC last season.
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Memorial Service Honors Braves Voice Skip Caray
Friends colleagues and Atlanta Braves gathered in a two hour memorial service in Atlanta to remember Skip Caray the franchise narrator for over thirty years. Caray died August 3 at his home and his funeral fell on the eve of his 69th birthday. A Catholic mass opened with a quip about Caray returning home and “he slides. He’s safe. Listen to the crowd.”
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