Greek sprinters charged over Athens doping probe
Greek sprinters Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou and coach Christos Tzekos face misdemeanor charges for obstructing a drug test and false statements after an alleged motorcycle crash on the eve of the Athens Olympics. Sixteen others, including seven doctors, are charged with making false statements. The IAAF meets in Monaco to review the case as trials are not expected soon.
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Jayhawks Open Season With Returners Could Lead KU
Coach Self notes Moody, Simien, Miles, Langford and Giddens anchor Kansas with high expectations. He cites defensive gaps and rebounding as areas to improve while defending preseason rankings as earned by experienced players. KU hosts Vermont in Friday opener after a strong 22 9 prior season.
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Paris bid cites antiwar stance as factor for 2012 Olympics
Paris bid leader Philippe Baudillon said France's opposition to the Iraq war could influence IOC members deciding the 2012 host. He highlighted Chirac backing, a $5.3 billion package, venue proximity, and broad political unity as strengths in Paris contest with Madrid London and Moscow.
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Rockets prepare to contain Sosa in playoff clash
Coach Kenny says Ulysses must control the clock and keep the ball from Johnny Sosa and his receivers led by Seth Stringham. Slade notes Alvarado threats and the need to cover Stringham and Wagner. Despite fatigue from last week, Ulysses vows playoff intensity and focus on execution.
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Percival joins Tigers on two year, twelve million deal
Free agent Troy Percival and the Detroit Tigers agreed to a 12 million over two years. The deal will shift Ugneth Urbina to setup duties or be traded as part of bullpen reshaping. Percival, 35, had 33 saves last season and led the AL in saves for seven straight years.
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