IAAF reinstates Nehemiah to run track for now
San Francisco wide receiver Renaldo Nehemiah, world record holder in the 110 meter hurdles, appears cleared by the IAAF to compete in amateur track events again. The Examiner quoted agent Ron Stanko and schedulers hinted at a Monday press conference confirming the decision, with officials not yet publicly confirming.
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Lloyd Fights Back To Force Five Sets At Wimbledon
John Lloyd led Teltscher two sets to love before Teltscher battled back to four games from a win, while Connors crushed Evernden 6-3 6-2 6-1 and Hu Na became the first Chinese woman to reach the Wimbledon third round with a 7-5 6-4 victory.
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McDowell Struggles as Reliever After Volatile Cubs Loss
McDowell, who began 0-1 in two starts, has emerged in 13 straight relief outings and a 5-2 record with four saves. He blew a 3-1 Mets lead Wednesday, surrendering home runs to Keith Moreland and Ryne Sandberg of the Cubs. Hernandez noted it was McDowell’s first tough relief outing, but he has generally done well for the team.
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McDowell Delivers In Relief For Mets In Dodgers Win
Mets manager Davey Johnson backs reliever McDowell as a reliable strike thrower. In a late May game against the Dodgers with a 2-1 lead, McDowell stranded a potential tying run by forcing Ken Landreaux out. He finished by allowing a single over his final four innings, matching a season pattern of scoring only four times in relief and a long scoreless stretch.
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Bears face major violation over athlete benefits scheme
A Bears program is under scrutiny for violations tied to providing or arranging benefits for prospective or enrolled athletes. The case centers on conduct defined as a major violation under NCAA rules and could affect eligibility and sanctions for the team.
Baylor faces potential major violation risk under new policy
The article notes Baylor, previously only reprimanded by the NCAA, could be treated as a major violator if investigated after September. Menefee and Reynolds expect the NCAA Committee on Infractions to handle the case in August.
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Zembriski Holds Lead At U S Senior Open In Wind
Walter Zembriski, 50, from Orlando, fought 30 mph winds and a charging Roberto DeVicenzo to stay atop the U S Senior Open at halfway. Zembriski carded a 1 over 73 for 141 total, DeVicenzo shot 68 to reach 142, with Miller Barber on 143 and Gay Brewer 144.
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