Sausage Race Bat Incident Splits Opinion
The article covers Randall Simon's bat swing at the Milwaukee sausage race, sparking outrage in Brewers circles while defending mascots as comic performers. It notes Simon was jailed briefly, questioned by sheriff’s deputies, and did not play next game. It profiles mascot work and cautions to keep limits and decency in costume acts.
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Nine run first lifts Astros over Reds in rout
Houston's offense exploded for a nine run first inning en route to an 11-2 win over Cincinnati. Richard Hidalgo drove in three with a three run double while Geoff Blum added two hits in the frame. Jeff Bagwell Brad Ausmus and Adam Everett also home RBI singles as Paul Wilson exited before an out. Ron Villone earned the win pitching six innings. Ken Griffey Jr homered for the third straight game against Houston. Craig Biggio collected his 500th career double.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Adam Everett
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Ron Villone
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Craig Biggio
Armstrong’s Team Keeps Focus Ahead of Alps
Lance Armstrong’s U S Postal crew stays ready for the Tour de France, with Armstrong second overall behind teammate Victor Hugo Peña after a flat stage. Alessandro Petacchi dominated the stage, his third win in five days as the squad shields Armstrong and preserves strength for the mountains. George Hincapie echoed the plan to keep Armstrong out of trouble and wind.
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Columbia
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Russia
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Austin
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France
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Alessandro ‘Petacchi
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Hollings Deepens Texans Backfield With Supplemental Pick
Houston selects Georgia Tech running back Tony Hollings in the NFL supplemental draft second round. Hollings, who moved from safety to offense, led the nation in rushing before a knee injury. GM Charley Casserly lauds the pick as promising. Texans surrender a second-round pick next April acquired from Oakland.
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Universal Martial Arts Kenpo Academy holds first Brenham tournament
Students at Universal Martial Arts Kenpo Academy competed in their first year tournament in Brenham with participants Deandre Durden Sharmaine Durden Lindsey Willis Ashley Chaffin Trenton Willis Ronald Burden Hunter Bergeron Tern Schiska Jeremy Jackson Theresa Lowdermilk and instructor Shannon Dickens. The Cedar Bayou Road center at 2805 Alexander Drive offers free karate for adults and children this summer. contact 281-422-3403.
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Baylor Coach Pushes Program to Move Forward After Dennehy Disappearance
Baylor coach Dave Bliss says the Bears must return to work as police continue their missing person and possible homicide inquiry into Patrick Dennehy. He notes no current players are suspects, while Dennehy’s family suspects threats and gun involvement with former teammate Carlton Dotson.
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