U S Olympic team loaded with Bryant Wade and James
Kobe Bryant leads a deep USA basketball roster chosen from 33 players for Beijing 2008 with LeBron James Dwyane Wade and Carmelo Anthony joining Mike Krzyzewski as coach. The 12 player squad will hold a Las Vegas mini camp and play a Canada exhibition before opening vs China on August 10.
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Chicago
Kobe Bryant
LeBron James
Dwyane Wade
U.S
Beijing
Athens
USA Basketball
Jerry Colangelo
China
United States
Prince
Las Vegas
Canada
NBA
James
Anthony
Wade
Tim Duncan
Puerto Rico
Lithuania
Argentina
Mike Krzyzewski
USA
Redd
Bryant
Kidd
Dwight Howard
Krzyzewski
Denver Nuggets
Carmelo Anthony
Los Angeles Lakers
Parker receives top college athlete award
Candace Parker earned the Honda-Broderick Cup as the nation's top female college athlete after dunking in a WNBA game. She flew from Los Angeles to New York for the ceremony at Columbia University on the 36th anniversary of Title IX, reflecting on opportunities for women in sports. Parker led Tennessee to the NCAA title and was the No. 1 WNBA draft pick for the Sparks.
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NEW York
Candace Parker
Parker
Los Angeles
Sparks
Indiana Fever
Redeye
Columbia University
Tennessee
The
WNBA
Jackie Joyner- Kersee
Mia Hamm
Gatlin Faces Legal Hurdles to Defend Olympic Title
Banned sprinter Justin Gatlin seeks to defend his 100 meter Olympic title in Beijing but may require appeals through Pensacola Atlanta and the Swiss Federal Court. The CAS upheld a four year doping ban leaving Gatlin ineligible to compete unless a court order changes course. USOC USA Track & Field and USADA lawyers argued in Pensacola that CAS must stand, as Judge Collier had issued a temporary restraining order allowing Gatlin to run at the Eugene trials.
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Pensacola
Fla
Justin Gatlin
Beijing
Atlanta
Switzerland
International Olympic Committee
Gatlin
Court of Arbitration For Sport
IOC
Howard Stupp
U.S. Olympic Committee
USA Track & Field
U.S
Lacey A. Collier
CAS
Sport
Collier
Eugene
Ore
Turf Lead Fears Hit Major Turf Makers in NJ
An environmental group found high lead levels in several artificial turf products including indoor carpeting and playground grass. The Center for Environmental Health warns major brands like AstroTurf Ace Hardware and Lowe's to recall or reformulate within 60 days. Lead exposure risks rise with repeated contact. no federal standard exists for turf lead.
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N.J
Center For Environmental Health
New Jersey
Charles Margulis
Oakland
New Jersey Health Department
California
Ace Hardware
Lowe’s
AstroTurf
Davis Lee
Georgia Tech
Rick Doyle
Synthetic Turf Council
Doyle
Ace
New Jersey Department of Health
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