Blue Train Powers Armstrong Toward Sixth Tour de France
The Blue Train, led by Lance Armstrong and his U S Postal Service team, drives stage wins through Belgium and France, dominates the team standings, preserves Armstrong’s form through the Pyrenees, and builds toward a record sixth Tour crown. George Hincapie Viatcheslav Ekimov and 6 other teammates are cited as crucial to the effort.
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Pitchers Toss Gems In District Openers
Paola blanked Twin Lakes 20 to 0 in Pomona District 7 play as Aaron Owens earned MVP honors for Paola. Spring Hill won 13 to 0 over Ottawa with Seth Robbins earning MVP honors after a one hitter. Jake Kober led Spring Hill with the lone hit while Ottawa’s Josh Dodd collected the one hit and was Ottawa MVP. Schedule shows Spring Hill and Paola at 6 p.m. with Ottawa vs Twin Lakes in the elimination game afterward.
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Coloson and Wilhite Win Hickory Hollow Scramble
Larry Coloson and Lynn Wilhite led the senior scramble at Hickory Hollow on Monday with a minus 1. Coloson was closest to the pin on No 7 and Wilhite on No 3 to secure top honors.
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George rejects Titans contract seeks quick release
Eddie George, Tennessee's all-time leading rusher, refused the Titans' latest offer and asked to be released so he can pursue employment with another team. Agent Lamont Smith confirmed the rejection and said the Titans planned to reconsider after discussions.
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Reform and politics to drive NCAA coverage, Hemenway says
Kansas City AP. NCAA reforms approved to tighten eligibility and tie progress toward a degree, with penalties for noncompliance. Hemenway predicts growing politicization of college sports and continued scrutiny of funding, while deeming regulation by lawmakers unlikely. He sees a possible five year moratorium to streamline rules but rejects cheating as a likely outcome.
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