Iowa State cuts Khim Spivey after arrest and scholarship denial
Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy announced the dismissal of former Cyclone guard Travis Spivey amid legal troubles and a decision not to renew his basketball scholarship. Spivey, 21, faced two counts of third degree sexual abuse stemming from alleged assaults on two teenage girls.
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Baseball Post 26 Schedule Spurs Weekend Doubleheader
Post 26 plans a Sunday game at West Columbia at 2 p.m. and a Monday trip to Batesburg Leam, continuing the season schedule with back to back contests.
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Sports on TV Schedule Highlights Various Events
The lineup includes Golf Channel coverage of the Compaq European Grand Prix at 9 am and Buick Classic at 3 pm, ESPN telecasts of the Mets at Braves and USA Track & Field Championships, auto racing events on Lysol 200 and Grand Prix of Cleveland, and soccer and baseball games across ESPN networks including Germany vs Brazil and Dodgers at Giants.
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Glavine Sparks Braves Past Mets With Cy Young Form
Tom Glavine scattered four hits through seven innings and led Atlanta to a 7 2 win over second-place New York. Ryan Klesko hit a three run homer as Octavio Dotel made his major league debut and faltered in the fifth. Glavine improved to 6 7 with six strong starts, lowering his ERA to 4 53.
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United States women near World Cup quarterfinals with rest planned
The US team, already near the quarterfinals, may rest starters against North Korea in Foxboro. Tony DiCicco plans bench time for Sobrero Akers Hamm Milbrett while Brandi Chastain moves into Akers role and Fotopoulos MacMillan push. A loss by five goals plus Denmark-Nigeria results would end US hopes.
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Agassi Delivers Quick Wimbledon Victory Over Martin
Andre Agassi defeated Alberto Martin 6-2 6-0 2-6 6-3 at Wimbledon. Agassi broke back for 3-3 in the fourth set then closed with a 125 mph ace, sending a message to the field as he pursues a second Wimbledon title after French Open win.
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Spurs win NBA title as San Antonio finally celebrates
The Spurs defeated the Knicks 78 77 to claim the NBA championship ending 26 years of ABA era struggle. Spurs founder McCombs admits naivety when bringing the Dallas Chaparrals to town in 1973 and city leaders planned a river parade and Alamodome pep rally to mark the win.
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