Nets Move Fight Delayed by Blackout in Court
In Newark, a power blackout delayed court action over the Nets bid to relocate from Long Island to New Jersey. Judge Vincent Bianno pushed papers due Monday, eyed venue questions, and considered allowing New Jersey interests to join the suit as the Knicks contest the move and seek to demonstrate antitrust concerns.
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Vols Star Bernard King Faces Off-Cield Problems
Bernard King, once Tennessee’s scoring leader and SEC standout, faces multiple arrests including marijuana possession, burglary charges, and resisting arrest. The 20-year-old NBA draftee, who left college early for the pros, has sparked scrutiny as his legal troubles mount while his brother Albert prepares for Maryland. Kings attorney and UT officials offer cautious support amid the turmoil.
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Colts Open Camp at Goucher With Hope of Better Defense
Baltimore Colts begin NFL training camp at Goucher College aiming for a third straight division title. Coach Ted Marchibroda cites defense and special teams as areas to improve, welcoming back Tom MacLeod and Nelson Munsey from injuries and adding Norm Thompson to bolster the secondary as Jim Cheyunski recovers.
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Italy Rout Sweden in European Davis Cup Semifinal
Adriano Panatta and Corrado Barazzutti won straight sets to give defending champion Italy a 2-0 lead over Sweden in the European B-zone semifinal in Båstad. Panatta recovered from early pressure to win 7-3 6-4 and Barazzutti followed with 6-3 6-1 6-2. The doubles and remaining singles set for Sunday and Saturday. Bjorn Borg skipped the match to play world team tennis in the United States amid tension with Swedish press.
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