Marion Jones jailed six months for lying about steroids and fraud
Former Olympic track star Marion Jones received six months in prison for lying to federal investigators about using the steroid known as the clear and her involvement in a check fraud scheme. Judge Kenneth Karas noted the deception harmed BALCO probes and urged Jones to perform 400 hours of community service in each of two years after release. Her former coach Steve Ridick also drew three years and three months for his role.
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White Plains
N.Y
Mari- Jones
Cateri
Orse
Garth
Jones Speed
Kenneth Karas
Jones
BALCO
Steve Riddick
Riddick
Muust
Brean Floss
Obadele Thompson
Karas
Jones Thompson
Novemer
Bay Area Laboratory
Tim Montgomery
Montgomery
Victor Conte
Asteroids
USA Track & Field
Bill Roe
Craig Mashack
Choi Clings To Sony Open Lead As Cut Policy Stirs Debate
Ku Choi holds a two shot edge at the Sony Open in Hawaii as Kevin Na and Stephen Marino push the field. The PGA Tour's new weekend field-size rule draws ire from John Daly and others while Todd Fujikawa misses the cut in his 17th birthday week. Daly, Snedeker and 16 others are affected by the revised cut line.
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Honolulu
Ku Choi
Choi
Kapalua
PGA Tour
John Daly
Brandt Snedeker
Daly
Todd Fujikawa
Juejikawa
Kevin Na
Stephen Marino
Fred Funk
Hawaii
Jimmy Walker
Walalae
Fujikawa
Snedeker
Florida
Brad Faxon
Chris Couch
Jose Maria Olazabal
Marino
Big 12 preview shows Kansas as top contender this season
Kansas remains the team to beat in the Big 12 despite Julian Wright’s NBA departure. Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, and Oklahoma State join a crowded field with strong guards and inside pairings. Beasley torments opponents for Kansas State as freshmen push the pace, while Texas and A&M boast top scorers and stout defenses.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Baylor
Nebraska
Texas Tech
Iowa State
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Julian Wright
NBA
Jayhawks
Lone Star State
Darrell Arthur
Darnell Jackson
Brandon Rush
Texas A&m
Wichita State
Mark Turgeon
Arizona
Washington
Ohio State
Alabama
LSU
Aggies
Texas
Michael Beasley
D.J. Augustin
AJ. Abrams
Longhorns
Kansas State
K-State
Wildcats
Beasley
Bill Walker
Ottawa Falls In Home Meet Drift to 5-5 Record
Ottawa led by 16 points with Black and McFarland scoring 10 apiece as the junior varsity loss continued. Kearston Peoples led Ottawa with 14 points in a 50-82 setback. Freshmen squad dropped 32-20, Angela Geist 10 and Paige McFarland six points.
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Ottawa
Black
McFarland
JV Falls
Kearston Peoples
OHL
Angela Geist
Paige McFarland
Gardner
C. George
Washington
Stockton
Weisenburger
Brown
Schaeffer
Chaney
Graf
Miller
Hendrickson
Gentry
Diamond
Rusk
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Gale Channel
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Reason
Tawney Hev
Geo-Pont
Buick-Cad
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Tawney Chex Oita
Wac
Nus
Ic Ae
Mter
Country
Nautilus
Rex
Revati Hair Salon
Ottawa Herald
Cedar St
Richard Hale, Dds
Ann's Flower
Envy
Shirlene Taylor
S. Cedar St
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