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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 2005

Page

21

McMillan to coach Trail Blazers after Sonics title

Nate McMillan leaves Seattle to take over the Portland Trail Blazers replacing interim coach Kevin Pritchard. The move follows Seattle's Northwest Division title and a news conference is planned today. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Jazz hire former Knicks president as assistant coach

Salt Lake City The Jazz announce Scott Layden former Knicks president will join Jerry Sloan as assistant on the staff Layden previously helped draft Stockton and Malone shaping the franchise under his father. The Hornets sign Chris Paul to a three year deal. Francisco Garcia inks with the Kings. Andrew Bynum deal terms undisclosed with the Lakers.

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London Wins 2012 Olympic Bid In Dramatic IOC Victory

London defeats Paris 54-50 on the fourth IOC ballot to host the 2012 Games. Moscow New York and Madrid exit early as London builds momentum with Prime Minister Blair. Paris laments a third consecutive defeat.

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Armstrong Keeps Yellow Jersey On Tour De France Lead

Lance Armstrong retained the overall lead on day in Montargis despite initially refusing the yellow jersey to honor David Zabriskie. Race officials mandated the jersey, and Armstrong complied, maintaining a 1:21 advantage over Vinokourov with Basso and Ullrich close behind.

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Iowa sets 2005 season tickets halted amid demand

University of Iowa suspends public and faculty season football ticket sales for 2005 due to overwhelming fan interest. Four Big Ten home games are sold out with seats held for visiting teams. Public sales surpass 40 000, faculty and staff over 4 000, and student sales over 10 000 as plans begin for Ball State and Northern Iowa games. Hawkeyes have sold out their last 11 home games.

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Iowa guard Lindsay Richards suffers third ACL injury

University of Iowa junior point guard Lindsay Richards sustained her third anterior cruciate ligament injury. The Hawkeyes said the setback comes after a prior ACL tear in 2002 and a second ACL injury in 2004. Richards plans rehab discussions with doctors as coach Lisa Bluder calls it a devastating loss for the team.

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Iowa wrestler Galanakis charged with second degree burglary

Iowa Hawkeyes wrestler Mario Galanakis faces a second degree burglary charge after police say he and another entered a Creston home during the Fourth of July weekend. A preliminary hearing is set for July 19 in Union County Magistrate Court. Galanakis posted 10 percent of a 13 000 bond and was released. He went 17-9 last season at 133 pounds and helped Iowa reach the NCAA tournament after transferring from Ellsworth Community College.

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