Bears Cornerback Woolford Guilty of DUI and Improper Lane
Bears corner back Donnell Woolford was found guilty by Lake County Judge E Thomas Lang of DUI and improper lane usage after testimony that he tried to rush sobriety tests to go home to a babysitter. Police believed he was intoxicated at 4 05 a.m. May 18.
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Woman jailed for threatening Reds star Larkin
Cincinnati police arrested 26 year old Larina Lewis after finding bomb making materials at her Over the Rhine home and alleging she planned to throw a Molotov cocktail at Reds shortstop Barry Larkin. She faces misdemeanor weapons charges and is jailed on a $10,000 bond. Her next court date is July 11. Larkin thanked police for swift action and noted the seriousness of such incidents.
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Sports on TV Wednesday July 3 and 4 schedule highlights
TV schedule lists multiple sports events across ESPN networks. Tour de France cycling, Wimbledon tennis, USAC Midgets auto racing, baseball games including Red Sox at Orioles and Mariners at Rangers, various golf events, and soccer match New England at Los Angeles.
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Clemsons handling of player arrests sparks questions
Clemson faces scrutiny after star receiver Antwuan Wyatt and tailback Anthony Downs were dismissed while four freshmen charged with rape were only suspended. Critics ask why marijuana charges end athletic careers yet sexual assault cases lead to dorm suspensions. Police continue a broader probe as Wayne West defends individualized case handling.
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Grudzielanek Drives Expos Past Maddux in NL East Battle
Montreal's Mark Grudzielanek, an All-Star pick, went 2 for 4 with two runs and a key two-run single in the sixth to lead the Expos past Greg Maddux and the Braves 5 1. Rheal Cormier (4-5) earned the win as Montreal closed within three games of Atlanta. Maddux (8-6) took the loss after seven innings allowing five runs.
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Four pitchers named as Atlanta hosts first All Star picks
New York reports Atlanta becomes first city with four pitchers chosen for the All Star game. Sammy Sosa and Juan Gustavo Mussina missed selection amid talk of overlooked stars. NL and AL managers defend choices as others like Canseco, Seitzer, Nomo, Rit, Reynolds miss out. Chipper Jones among selected, McGriff to start. Maddux Glavine and Smoltz top NL pitchers.
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Graf and Sanchez Vicario poised for Wimbledon final clash
Steffi Graf and Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, the Open era’s top seed and fourth seed, win straight-sets to reach Wimbledon semifinals. Graf defeats Jana Novotna 6 3, 6 2 and Sanchez Vicario ousts Judith Wiesner 6 4, 6 0. If they win Saturday, they meet in a rematch of the 1995 final.
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