Americans greet fans in Greece amid Olympic tensions
Athletes including Ray Allen faced fears of anti American violence and debated attending the Games. Matt Hemingway, son of a Marine, argued that sacrifice is part of representing the United States. USOC briefed competitors on respectful conduct at the Olympic Village to avoid repeat of Sydney controversy. Hemingway said athletes mingled well with others and faced no political hostility.
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Hamm wins Olympic all around gold in stunning upset
Paul Hamm delivered a dramatic Olympic all around triumph to claim the gold, with teammate Morgan and coach Avery watching as tears flowed on the podium. Brett McClure finished ninth on rings after a strong start, while Kim voiced mixed feelings after the event. Hamm had previously earned world champion status and credited a scaled back routine for consistency under pressure.
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College Football Preseason Outlook Across Big 12
Sproles shines with 2003 superb season and 40 touchdowns while college programs map futures. In Texas, Cedric Benson and Derrick Johnson stay for senior years as Longhorns search for QB leadership. Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Baylor, and others project under new or adjusted schemata amid notable player movements and scandals.
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Central Heights set to dedicate new athletic facilities
Central Heights will dedicate its new athletic facilities before the Sept. 3 football game, with a 6 45 p m ceremony. In golf action at Hickory Hollow Harold HinderLiter, Chad McClay, Rick Geist and C W Brezeal won the Wednesday scramble by seven under par. Nearby seniors Ned Parker Danny Drum Larry Stevenson and Ed Scholtes led a Monday scramble with minus three. Hickory Hollow to host a two man handicapped alternate ball event at 4 p m Saturday. Missouri welcomes back Tony Temple to practice after NCAA clearance issue a week after removing him earlier in the week.
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Chiefs Meet President Bush At Wisconsin Training Camp
In River Falls, Wisconsin, President George W Bush visited the Kansas City Chiefs during a campaign swing. The 25 minute stop featured a brief game of catch with quarterback Trent Green and left the President with signed footballs from Carl Peterson Dick Vermeil and several players.
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