Coleman wins Phoenix event in 2005 PBR stop
Ross Coleman of Redmond Oregon returns to victory in the Built Ford Tough Series event in Phoenix Arizona earning 35000 dollars for his first 2005 season championship. He seizes the title amid late round challenges while McBride trails. Coleman sits high in standings with top five finishes keeping pace with McBride and Marchi as the tour moves toward the World Finals.
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Buffaloes bow to Wichita East in regional opener
Garden City ends season with a 6-2 loss to Wichita East in the Class 6A regional first round after a grueling finish to the schedule. Coach Brad Bascue cites a brutal week of six games in four days and fatigue, with the Buffaloes restricted to one early hit as East built a lead.
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Miller ends era with Pacers as Pistons oust Indiana
Reggie Miller retires after 18 NBA seasons with one Finals appearance. In his last game he scored 27 points in an 88-79 loss to Detroit, as the Pistons won the series 4-2 to reach the Eastern Conference finals. Miller finishes with 25,279 regular season points and 2,972 playoff points.
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Spurs edge Sonics to reach Western finals
Manu Ginobili's fearless drive and a late Tim Duncan bank shot delivered a 98-96 win over Seattle. The victory sends San Antonio to the Western Conference finals for the fourth time since 1999, with coach Popovich praising decision making and teammates dubbing Ginobili El Contusion for his bruising drives.
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Congress weighs strict drug tests for major leagues
Lawmakers attack the NBA steroid policy as ineffective and propose a uniform testing bill modeled on the Olympic system. House committee leaders vow a two year first offense and lifetime second offense ban, while senators and other sport chiefs weigh broader anti steroid standards across the four major leagues.
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Giddens Slashed in Bar Fight Leaves Wound Questioned
Kansas guard J R Giddens sustained a lower leg wound from a 4 inch folding knife during a Moon Bar parking lot brawl in Lawrence early Thursday. Police said the injury is not life threatening and may affect his playing future depending on recovery. He and several others were injured. no arrests had been made as officers investigated.
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