Warfield suspended four games by NFL for substance policy
Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Eric Warfield receives a four game suspension for violating the NFL substance abuse policy. The 29 year old pleaded no contest to a DUI in Overland Park after a high blood alcohol reading. He has started 64 straight Chiefs games and had four interceptions in each of the last four seasons.
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Arellano to lead Holcomb Longhorns wrestling program
Garden City native Arellano, former Sublette High School wrestling coach, will lead Holcomb’s new varsity program as a Rule 10 coach after Holcomb School Board approved the hire. He plans to contact 20 potential wrestlers and their parents, with experience building programs including Sublette’s early success. Holcomb joins Hi-Plains League schools Hugoton Sublette Wichita County Cimarron South Gray Lakin Deerfield in offering wrestling.
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All-Star Game: Rivera seals eighth straight AL win
Miguel Tejada MVP homered as the American League built a 7-5 victory over the National League in Detroit. Tejada, Teixeira and Varitek led the charge while Mariano Rivera closed out the win with a strikeout of Morgan Ensberg for his second All-Star save, extending the AL’s eight-game winning streak.
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Sooners dispute coach's claim over baseball scholarships
Oklahoma officials downplay unresolvable scholarship concerns after Gene Stephenson reneged on becoming head coach. Athletics director Joe Castiglione notes NCAA limits at 11.7 per year, with Oklahoma’s scholarships fluctuating from 15.7 to 14.5 as of Tuesday, stressing the issue is manageable and not unique to Oklahoma.
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Armstrong reclaiming yellow jersey in Alpine stage
Lance Armstrong led Discovery on the Alpine climb to Courchevel reclaiming the overall lead in the Tour de France. He finished second in stage 10 to Alejandro Valverde, building a 38 second gap over rivals Vinokourov Ullrich and Kaaden, and setting up for the tougher Alps stage ahead.
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Thayer keeps Kansas Amateur bid alive at Colbert Hills
Thayer, the 1999 Amateur champion, shot a 2 over par 72 at Manhattan Country Club and Colbert Hills to stay in contention for match play. He focused on posting a strong score at Colbert Hills after a rough practice run at Manhattan, with 16 greens in regulation and a bogey on 17. Several area golfers also opened with solid 2 over 74s and 3 under 70s as qualifying began for the 95th Kansas Amateur Championship.
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Marysville
Tyler Cum
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Cameron Bishop
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Gary Lucas
Topeka
Cole Nondorf
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Lawrence
Ty Cline
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Augusta
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Wellington
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