Ottawa Cyclones host early season camps for football and basketball
Ottawa High School announces two camps for Cyclones athletes. The boys basketball team camp runs next week from 8 to 10 am for 9th to 12th graders with a $5 fee and practice packs provided. Football camp dates are July 24 27 from 8 to 10 am with a $40 fee rising to $45 after Friday. coaching staff will attend and focus on offense defense and special teams. Student physicals for the 2000 01 year are offered July 25 27 August 1 3 from 7 to 9 pm at Ottawa Family Physicians for a $20 fee.
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Fans select KC's Dye to AL All Star lineup
The All Star voting shook out with Jason Giambi and Jermaine Dye earning starting spots as surprising choices. Ivan Rodriguez topped AL vote totals, while Jeff Kent overhauled rivals to start at second for the NL. Cal Ripken sits on the disabled list as AL stars are finalized.
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Szott Hints at Retiring from Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs left guard Dave Szott hinted at retirement during a KMBC-TV interview from Morristown New Jersey. Szott and his family moved to be near special facilities for his son Shane and may miss the Chiefs training camp starting July 21.
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Rafter and Williams Sisters Reach Wimbledon Semis
Patrick Rafter reached the Wimbledon semifinals by beating Alexander Popp in straight sets, while Venus and Serena Williams advanced to the late rounds marking the first all sisters semifinal in a Grand Slam. Richard Williams said he would skip the Thursday match to work on business.
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Williams decision on UNC offer still uncertain
After a long weekend at his Isle of Palms home, Roy Williams reportedly verbally agreed to a seven year UNC deal pending UNC Board of Trustees approval. Sources vary. KU officials and Kansas coach Guthridge future status remain unsettled as Williams plans a public return to announce his choice.
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Armstrong slips in Tour de France lead
In Saint-Nazaire, France, defending champion Lance Armstrong fell 24 seconds behind the leader as the Tour de France continued. The race saw Armstrong struggle to regain pace amid a tight general classification battle.
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