London Bombings Cast Shadow Over Olympic Bid Celebration
London bombings disrupt Olympic bid jubilation as four explosions kill and maim in the capital. IOC President Rogge says the attack targets no games, while Sebastian Coe and Ken Livingstone react to the violence and reaffirm hopes for a safe 2012 Olympics in London.
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Berroa Leads Royals Past Twins With Five Hit Night
Angel Berroa powered Kansas City with four hits and two RBIs as he moved into five straight games with a hit after sliding in the order. Jose Lima earned the win, steering Royals to an 8-5 victory over Minnesota, their third straight. Belief in lineup shakeups boosted Berroa as he described focusing on seeing pitches from the bench and letting the others set the tone.
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Jeffrey Jordan follows Air Jordan legacy at Nike All America Camp
Michael Jordan’s son Jeffrey, a Loyola Academy junior and former all conference pick, stands at the Nike All-America Camp with the Air Jordan lineage clear. He says he views his father as dad, not hero, while pursuing his own basketball path and legacy.
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Former Jayhawks star Giddens to visit New Mexico
Former Kansas University forward J R Giddens is making an official visit to New Mexico, confirmed by UNM coach Ritchie McKay, amid ongoing recruitment as he recovers from a calf injury after a May Moon Bar stabbing incident. Giddens also drew interest from Florida, Miami, Arizona State, Tennessee, and others. he seeks a big basketball atmosphere and a passionate town.
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Armstrong Survives Wet Stage to Retain Tour Lead
Lance Armstrong battled soaked, slick roads and a final crash to keep the overall lead in Stage 6 from Troyes to Nancy. Alexandre Vinokourov closed the gap to 62 seconds, while Lorenzo Bernucci claimed his first Tour stage win in France.
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