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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2006
Page
9
Poker players discuss the largest errors in the game. Phil Gordon warns against bluffing into a calling station, while Daniel Negreanu stresses careful hand selection and folding often. Scott Fischman urges education and quitting if you won't improve.
Dwyane Wade scored 36 points on a sore knee and Shaquille O Neal added 17 points and 13 rebounds as the Heat beat the Mavericks 98 74 in Game 4. Miami protected a 2 2 series tie and can grab the series lead in Game 5 at home. Dirk Nowitzki struggled 2 for 14 with a left ankle injury while Dallas fell behind 0 3 in the finals.
The U S team travels from Hamburg to Ramstein Air Base with a large security entourage ahead of a pivotal World Cup match against Italy. Bruce Arena notes ongoing lineup changes while stressing thorough preparation and security as decisive factors for the weekend game.
Tiger Woods opened his second round with two double bogeys in seven holes at Winged Foot, leaving him 11 shots behind leader Steve Stricker as the field wrestles with brutal conditions and a high first-round scoring average. Stricker moved to 2 under after birdie on No. 2. Colin Montgomerie led at 1 under 69.
Commissioner Bud Selig declared zero tolerance for human growth hormone and other performance enhancing drugs. He expressed disappointment at a player who admitted HGH use and claimed other major leaguers also used the substance. Federal agents raided Jason Grimsley's Arizona home on June 6 after his admission of HGH steroids and amphetamines. Grimsley was released by the Diamondbacks and received a 50 game suspension. Selig warned players that illegal drug use carries legal jeopardy.
Kansas City Chiefs lineman John Welbourn, 30, retires effective immediately. Traded from Philadelphia in 2004 after entering the league in 1999, he battled a knee injury and served a four game suspension in 2005 for a PED policy violation. He plans law school after completing a education degree and will file retirement paperwork with the NFL.
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