Mahre brothers sweep Olympic slalom in Sarajevo 1984
The United States brothers Phil and Steve Mahre finish 1 2 in the Olympic men's slalom at Sarajevo becoming the first siblings to take the top two spots in an Olympic event. Bonnie Blair adds a fourth gold with her third straight 500m win in 1994. Lindsay Kennedy breaks new ground in 2005 as the first woman to play in MISL, helping Milwaukee's Steamers to a 7 3 win. Schreiner ends NCAA losing streak with 83 games as Mountaineers beat Sul Ross State 75 69.
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Royals Pitcher Questions Rodriguez Admission
Kansas City Royals pitcher John Bale questions the truth of Alex Rodriguez's admitted steroid use and whether the player’s cousin ever existed, noting the lack of a name or identifying details.
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Bulls trade Gooden to Kings reshapes rosters
Chicago Bulls trade Drew Gooden and Andres Nocioni to Sacramento Kings for Brad Miller and John Salmons. Kings also receive Michael Ruffin and Cedric Simmons, then move Ruffin to Portland for Ike Diogu and cash. Kings waive Quincy Douby and Sam Cassell to fit new players. Bulls aim salary relief and rebuild around Miller and Salmons as they chase a playoff berth.
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Armstrongs bike found after California Tour stage
A Trek Livestrong 1274 time trial bike valued about 10000 dollars, used by Lance Armstrong during the Tour of California, was found after disappearing from the Team Astana truck following Saturdays time trial. A local resident delivered the bike to Sacramento police headquarters Wednesday morning.
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Cavendish wins stage four as Leipheimer widens Tour lead
Mark Cavendish captured the mountainous fourth stage of the Tour of California to sharpen Levi Leipheimer's grip on a third consecutive title. Lance Armstrong finished with the main peloton, 30 seconds behind Leipheimer, while Tiger Woods indicated a return from injury weeks away. Various other sports and obituaries appear in this multi-item recap.
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Chargers tag Sproles in non exclusive deal
The San Diego Chargers placed the non exclusive franchise tag on Darren Sproles the running back returner after a standout playoff game with Indianapolis. He can negotiate with other teams and the Chargers would receive two first round picks if they do not match an offer. In Minnesota Maurice Hicks was released by the Vikings after signing a three year deal last March hampered by a foot injury kept him inactive for five games.
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Pitt hires Frank Cignetti Jr as offensive coordinator
Frank Cignetti Jr. was named Pittsburgh's offensive coordinator after leaving California. He replaces Matt Cavanaugh, who served four years as Pitt's OC before moving to the New York Jets as quarterbacks coach.
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Ice Skate Star Allie Katz to skate at nationals in Chicago
Ninth grader Allie Katz of South Junior High and Go Figure Imperial Ice will compete in the national synchronized skating championship in April in Chicago. A recital is set for 1:15 p.m. Sunday at Line Creek Arena.
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