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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2004
Page
9
Two perfect games by Debbie Doom of the United States highlight the Pan American Games softball opener. She defeats the Netherlands Antilles 8-0 and repeats the feat against Nicaragua, showcasing dominance in early competition.
Sports columnist Mike Bianchi in the Orlando Sentinel notes that the Orlando Magic traded Drew Gooden to Cleveland to avoid a disruptive bench scene next season with Dwight Howard as a rookie. The piece frames the trade as a strategic move to prevent distraction on the team.
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NCAA put Georgia on four years probation for rules violations under former coach Jim Harrick involving academic fraud and unethical conduct. Georgia avoided a postseason ban due to self-imposed penalties, but faces a scholarship loss, conference bans, and five years of athletic department scrutiny. Athletic director Damon Evans plans to appeal, calling the punishment excessive.
Jamal Crawford heads to the New York Knicks as part of a six player deal with the Chicago Bulls. The Bulls sent Jerome Williams to New York for Frank Williams Dikembe Mutombo Othella Harrington and Cezary Trybanski.
NFL camps roundup notes Doug Flutie had arthroscopic knee surgery Thursday and will miss about two weeks. Chargers' QB depth is thin with Brees ahead of Rivers. Rivers remains unsigned. Also, Falcons Titan drills feature Michael Vick limping. McNair DUI and gun case to be dropped. Ratliff signs four year deal. Birk may play opener. Bryant out with hamstring. Owens adjusts to pads and live drills.
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