Guthridge to step down at North Carolina
Bill Guthridge will retire as North Carolina basketball coach after a three season run that included two Final Four appearances. He cited energy concerns and will be replaced immediately. a campus news conference is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Local sources note Guthridge, 62, previously planned a five to six year tenure.
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Stevenson accuses hazing and racism at Wimbledon tour
Alexandra Stevenson and Jelena Dokic face fallout from oncourt battles and offcourt confrontations as Stevenson alleges hazing and racist behavior on the women’s tour while Dokic’s father Damir is detained after another court incident. Davenport survives a comeback bid as top seeds falter in the early rounds.
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Fleisher tied Senior Open record in 64 as four lead GHO
Bruce Fleisher shot a 7 under 64 at the U S Senior Open tying Orville Moody's round record and holding a one stroke lead over Hubert Green with Dave Stockton Isao Aoki and Hale Irwin two back. Jack Nicklaus posted 67 as play was halted by rain with nine on the course. Notah Begay opened with 64 to share first-round lead at Greater Hartford Open alongside Robert Gomez Dan Forsman and Kirk Triplett.
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Lindy Lauro honored as Red Hurricane Club legacy
The Red Hurricane Club honored Lindy Lauro at a charity golf event in New Castle, noting his years of support and a $2,000 annual scholarship. Attendees included Lauro’s wife Vikki, daughter Lindy, granddaughter Victoria, and former Butler coach Art Bernardi. Victoria introduced her grandfather, drawing a surprised ovation.
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Rocker Rejoins Braves in Victory Over Mets at Shea Stadium
John Rocker entered in the eighth for Atlanta as Mets fans taunted him and police kept watch. He struck out Robin Ventura and retired Todd Zeile and Jay Payton, helping the Braves to a 6 4 win. Edgardo Alfonzo praised his outing while protests and distant rallies gathered outside the park.
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Sosa Reflects On Trade Rumors Amid Cubs Loss
Sosa expressed no interest in joining an auction of players as the deal fell through and he expected to stay with the Cubs. Jason Kendall sparked a 10th inning rally with a bases loaded single after Pat Meares and Mike Benjamin contributed earlier, lifting the Pirates to a 5-4 victory over Chicago. Brant Brown hit a go ahead homer for the Cubs, who lost their eighth of nine.
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Durbin Dominates Indians In Royals 6-1 Victory
Chad Durbin rebounded from a rough May start to pitch eight and a third strong innings, guiding the Kansas City Royals to a 6-1 win over Cleveland. Carlos Beltran homered from both sides of the plate, and Bartolo Colon struggled, walking the first four batters to open the game. The Indians avoided a shutout with two ninth inning runs as Durbin improved to 2-3 and Colon fell to 7-5.
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Boston ace Pedro Martinez placed on 15-day DL
The Boston Red Sox sidelined ace Pedro Martinez with a 15-day disabled list stint retroactive to Monday to rest a shoulder and oblique strain. Manager Jimy Williams said Martinez could pitch Saturday but opted for caution, keeping him inactive until July 11 near the All-Star break. Martinez had posted strong numbers earlier but struggled in his last four starts.
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Dodgers see suspensions overturned in Chicago brawl fallout
AP reports twelve Dodgers had suspensions overturned for a May 16 brawl in Chicago. Pitchers Terry Adams Darren Dreifort Chan Ho Park and others had penalties reduced or erased as part of a wide disciplinary review led by baseball officials. Eight-game suspensions for coaches Rick Dempsey and John Shelby were upheld with fines overall.
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