Twins edge Royals to send message in AL Central race
Brad Radke pitched seven sharp innings and the Minnesota Twins beat Kansas City 6-2 to pull within 5 1/2 games of the Royals. A.J. Pierzynski lined a go ahead single in the eighth after Shannon Stewart's bunt created a misplay, with Jacque Jones and Torii Hunter adding homers. Stewart's baserunning and a Grimsley wild pitch padded the decisive inning as LaTroy Hawkins closed.
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Brad Radke
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Royals
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A.J. Pierzynski
Shannon Stewart
Jacque Jones
Torii Hunter
Ron Gardenhire
RBI
Raul Tbanez
Ibanez
Darrell May
Brad
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Gardenhire
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
LaTroy Hawkins
Jason Grimsley
Denny Hocking
Stewart
Ken Harvey
Harvey
Carlos Febles
Naming victims in rape cases sparks media debate
The piece discusses calls to identify rape victims, citing Bryant and public scrutiny. It notes victim protection laws in Colorado and other states, and quotes Geneva Overholser on the journalistic obligation to name accusers. It also covers online spread of the accuser’s image and a family seeking to halt circulation.
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L'Oum Leykis
Geneva Overholser
Des Moines Register
Jane Schorer
Poynter Institute
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Sienna LaRene
Bob
Beth Matthews
Eagle
LaRene
Ottawa swimmers post PBs in regional meet results
Dakota Steele and Kayte Oleson lead the 13 14 and under groups with multiple PBs in 50 free, 50 butterfly and 100 medley. Lindsey Holland and Francisca Reizer post PBs in butterfly, breast, and medley events. Ottawa boys team entries include McAdoo, Evans, Nelson, and Oatman posting times across 50 and 100 free and butterfly events.
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Dakota Steele
Kayte Oleson
Hayley Sjogren
Lindsey Holland
Francisca Reizer
Caitlin Shea
Becca Stroman
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Prather
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Caron
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Paine
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Ottawa
Sjogren
Oleson
Browning
Retzer
Stroman
Holland
Shea
Brandon Evans
Kyle Nelson
Andrew Oatman
Oatman
Nelson
McAdoo
Wiseman
Broncos waive Terrell Davis after injury to pass blocking
Denver AP reports the Broncos cut Terrell Davis after learning his playing status due to a physical. The surprise move ends Davis's run as a star back as team evaluates backfield depth and health.
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Denver
Denver Broncos
Terrell Davis
Manning Baat
Dallas signs Newman the Cowboys first draft pick signs seven-year deal
SAN ANTONIO AP Terence Newman Cowboys cornerback signed a seven-year contract, the fifth overall pick from Kansas State. He will receive a $13 million signing bonus and could start at left cornerback, aiming to form one of the league’s best secondaries. Newman, 25 at season start, is a Thorpe Award winner who intercepted five passes and deflected 14.
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Terence Newman
Dallas Cowboys
Bill Parcells
Newman
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Cowboys
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Jim Thorpe
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Wal*Mart SuperCenter
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South Star
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