Montaineers Moss Involved In Court Side Ejection
The game saw Moss restrained by Moss assistants and escorted off by Lester Howe amid taunts from fans after a spitting incident toward the crowd. Ken Clark called the foul as Gale Callett tried to pull Moss away.
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US Ski Team picks smaller squad for World Championships
Rahives of Sugar Bowl and Schippy of Park City headline a seven man six woman team for the World Alpine Ski Championships in Austria with Caroline Lalive of Steamboat Springs also among selected riders. Picabo Street misses the team after back surgery and aims for 2002 Olympics.
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Georgia flag not deterring USGA golf events in state
AP reports Georgia flag dispute will not stop USGA from holding August tournaments in Georgia. USGA will run the Walker Cup at Sea Island on August 11-12 and the USGA Amateur Championship in Atlanta August 20-26, as supporters say golf transcends divisions.
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Primeau Suspended for Slashing Redden After Fight
NHL suspension bars Wayne Primeau of the Tampa Bay Lightning after a Saturday night fight with Ottawa defenseman Wade Redden. Primeau is out for Sunday's game in Columbus and faces a hearing for an instigator minor, fighting major, 10-minute misconduct, match penalty and game misconduct. Redden left the ice with Primeau's glove on the ice, kicked the wall and knocked down sticks on the way to the dressing room.
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Ravens kicker Richardson reflects on Super Bowl miscues and future
AP report outlines Ravens punter and kicker discussions as Richardson recalls the Super Bowl misstep with laces out. He notes career path from Arkansas State walk on to pro play with Rhein Fire, Dolphins, Seahawks, and Ravens. He praises long snapper Stover and backs himself to redeem.
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Backup Garrett Prepares for Giants in Super Bowl
EAST RUTHERFORD NJ AP Jason Garrett, backup quarterback for the New York Giants, heads to the Super Bowl on the sideline behind starter Kerry Collins. With a 6 3 career mark in nine starts, he remains ready whether he plays or not as Collins has stayed durable. Garrett emphasizes preparation for every scenario and values team success over potential glory.
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Florida bids for 2012 Olympics shine from Super Bowl pull
Florida 2012 organizers tout the Super Bowl impact as a tool to win the 2012 Olympics bid. Tampa anchors the effort with venues eyed in Fort Lauderdale Gainesville Jacksonville Miami Ocala and Orlando. International exposure and hospitality are highlighted by Ed Turanchik and Bill Johnson as key advantages amid eight US rivals.
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Records Shattered At B A S S Top 150 on Lake Tohopekaliga
Arizona’s Dean Rojas set a five fish limit record with 34 pounds 7 ounces on the opening round smashing the tour record. California’s Aaron Martens also topped the old mark with 34 pounds 10 ounces across five bass. Through two days Rojas reached 79 pounds 11 ounces and later 108 pounds 12 ounces as the field totaled 1 755 bass weighing 4 443 pounds 9 ounces.
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