Perkins Thunder forward pleads not guilty to charges
Perkins, a Thunder forward, pleads not guilty to charges after an incident outside The Ticket nightclub. Police affidavits describe a confrontational scene with pepper spray and fights, while Kendrick Perkins’s representative disputes intoxication and physical harm. Adams did not respond to comment.
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Chiefs seek edge against Ravens in preseason clash
Chiefs bring in McClain and Gaither as they prepare to shore up a weak run defense while navigating a rapid camp pace after the lockout. Ravens coach Harbaugh plans a dress rehearsal approach, aiming to refine schemes and readiness against Kansas City’s evolving lineup.
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Buffs Hit Pads In First Practice Of Season
Colorado Buffs began pads practice in high heat at 102 degrees and a near 30 minute lightning delay. Coach Hill praised physical tempo and hydration while noting early day mistakes are correctable as the team prepares for the Sept. 2 opener at Scott City.
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Georgetown Bayi clash tempers rekindled in Shanghai rematch
Georgetown and Bayi Rockets reached a quiet reconciliation at Beijing airport following a heated brawl during the exhibition, with Cui Tiankai noting both sides exchanged souvenirs as a rematch in Shanghai looms Sunday. The incident sparked online backlash over Bayi, a military-owned team, amid Biden's China visit.
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Miami Hurricanes Focus On Football Amid Scandal
Center Tyler Horn and running back Mike James spoke to reporters as NCAA probes threaten penalties for Miami. They stressed focus on football, away from the Nevin Shapiro allegations detailing support to some players. Coach Al Golden avoided questions about the case, noting the events cited occurred before his tenure.
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Boxers Advance at Ringside World Championships
Melissa Macias of Garden City Boxing Club won her 110-pound opening bout at the 2011 Ringside World Championships in North Kansas City. She advances to the semifinals to face Natasha Armstrong of Canada. Efrain Sanchez and Oscar Acevedo won while Richard Acevedo suffered a revised loss after a scoring recount. The event runs through Saturday with international competitors from Canada and the United States.
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Beckett Anchors Sox Past Royals In Tight 4-3 Win
Josh Beckett weathered a steep bullpen mound at Kauffman Stadium to earn a seven inning win over Kansas City. Dustin Pedroia drove in three runs, Jason Varitek added one, and Jonathan Papelbon closed with his 24th straight save as Boston stayed within reach of the Yankees in the AL East. Luke Hochevar took the loss for the Royals after six innings.
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