Kenny Rogers apologizes after TV camera shove incident
Kenny Rogers apologized for shoving two TV cameramen during pregame drills, sending one to hospital. The incident drew broad criticism as Rogers faced a 20 game suspension and a $50,000 fine, while Bret Boone sobbed at his Mariners exit amid contrasting reactions from fans and media.
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Larry Rodriguez
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Seattle
Boone
World Wrestling Entertainment
Paris saddened as London wins 2012 Games bid
Paris reacts with mixed pride and disappointment after London defeats Paris in the IOC vote for the 2012 Olympic Games. French officials praise London while some citizens burn Paris 2012 shirts and question the fairness of the decision. President Chirac voices disappointment.
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Paris
London
Jacques Chirac
Terrorist attack won’t keep Games from London
Singapore AP reports London’s bid team reacts to explosions in the British capital hours after celebrating its Olympic victory. Keith Mills, chief executive, says the attack shows no city is immune to terrorism and questions security challenges facing London.
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London
Singapore
Keith Mills
NHL players reach tentative end to lockout deal
The NHL and the players association reportedly reached a tentative agreement that would end the lockout pending finalization. Provisions include a 54 percent league revenue cap, a 37 million dollar salary cap, a 20 percent player salary limit of team cap, an 15 percent escrow, and changes to All-Star status and Olympic representation.
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NHL
Players’ Association
Los Angelese Times
the Times
New York
Turin
D-line overhaul boosts Broncos for Super Bowl bid
Denver pools Browns refugees Gerard Warren Courtney Brown Ebenezer Ekuban and Michael Myers into a revamped line at three day minicamp coach Mike Shanahan lauds depth and fit as Warren seeks a contract year bounce and teammates praise Brown's return from injury as the team eyes a 2005 title run.
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Colo
Denver
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Cleveland
Broncos
Warren
Ebenezer Ekuban
Michael Myers
Mike Shanahan
Browns
Ekuban
Myers
Brown
Shanahan
Blues split in Dodge City as they turn corner
Garden City Blues split a twin bill with Dodge City, dropping 5-2 in game one then winning 4-1 in game two to move to 6-18. Alex Bascue went 3 for 4 in the opener while Dustin Lamb and Tyler Fenton shut down the opponent in game two. Pete Chamberlain went 2 for 2, and Jacob Gonzalez homered as the Blues look for momentum ahead of a Sunday trip to Great Bend.
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Kevin Bascue
Garden City Blues
Garden City
Dodge City
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Blues
Cameron Singhisen
Alex Bascue
Dustin Lamb
Tyler Fenton
Pete Chamberlain
Will Powers
Jacob Gonzalez
Great Bend
Lamb
Fenton
Hitchcock
Doan
Williamson
Bibens
W—Lamb
White
Bascue
Gonzales
Bandits No Hit Twice In Scott City Doubleheader
Garden City Bandits were no-hit in both games of a Wednesday doubleheader at Scott City, losing 11 0 and 13 0. Connor Singhisen started game one, Gabe Dinkel finished, while Billy Rooney struggled in game two as Scott City piled up 10 and 7 hits. Bandits fall to 2 20 1 and head to Dodge City next, with coach Brady Reichmuth urging patience at the plate.
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Scott City
Garden City
Bandits
Brady Reichmuth
Connor Singhisen
Gabe Dinkel
Billy Rooney
Dodge City
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