Theus Returns to Kings as Coach Amid Search
Reggie Theus reached an agreement in principle with the Sacramento Kings to become head coach, ending a two month search to replace Eric Musselman. The former Kings guard and New Mexico State coach led the Aggies to a 25 9 season and NCAA tournament bid before leaving for Sacramento.
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Montoya Aims for First Road Win at Sonoma
Juan Montoya heads to Sonoma after finishing 43rd at Michigan and seeks his first Nextel Cup victory on a demanding road course. He faces NASCAR’s elite and several ringers while acknowledging the Ganassi team lags behind. Montoya notes media pressure but says results are uncertain. two hours of practice time precede qualifying.
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Beijing drills test readiness for dirty bomb attack at Olympics
Beijing officials announce an upcoming drill testing the city’s response to a dirty bomb scenario during next summer’s Olympic Games. Police recently practiced a hostage rescue involving officers posing as athletes, while Third Hospital of Beijing University was named to treat potential injuries from such an attack.
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Osawatomie Postpones Legion Doubleheader Amid Wet Grounds
OSAWATOMIE The Ottawa AAA American Legion doubleheader Tuesday at Osawatomie was postponed due to four inches of rain. Ottawa (10-9) returns home at 6 p.m. Thursday against Emporia. Ottawa and Emporia split a doubleheader Sunday in Emporia. Indiana Coach Terry Hoeppner Dies After Brain Tumor Battle. Blooming ton Ind AP Hoeppner, 59, died at Bloomington Hospital with family present after brain tumor surgeries. He had been on medical leave, went 9-14 in two seasons, and assistant Bill Lynch to coach 2007.
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U S Open final round draws 9.54 million viewers
NBC coverage of the final round earned a 6.4 rating and 16 share, up 36 percent from last year as Angel Cabrera beat Tiger Woods to win the Open. The telecast averaged 9.54 million viewers, the highest final round since 2002 when Woods won at Bethpage.
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Wie withdraws from men's tourney in New York
Michelle Wie withdraws from the John Deere Classic citing wrist injuries and poor form after failing to break par against the field of men. The 17-year-old from Hawaii plans to play next week at the U S Women's Open at Pine Needles and intends to continue competing through the summer.
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Spurs hire Lindsey as VP and assistant GM
Spurs appoint Dennis Lindsey from the Rockets as vice president and assistant general manager, replacing Sam Presti who left this month to become Seattle’s general manager. Spurs had just clinched their fourth NBA title in nine seasons by sweeping the Cavaliers.
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