World Cup Officials Communicate Through Hidden Signals
London based AP reports that World Cup referees and linesmen use discreet signals to convey decisions when view is blocked or play speeds up. Methods include chest flag, pocket card motion, diagonal positioning, and a brief 10 minute clampdown to enforce discipline. Eye contact remains crucial and assistants can trigger a buzzer via flag button to alert the referee.
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Doctor Barbaro Shows Signs After Preakness Break
Dean Richardson says Barbaro is progressing well ten days after his Preakness injury. The Kentucky Derby winner faces months of recovery with a possible hitch in his gait, but daily improvements brighten the outlook. Jockey Edgar Prado and owners Gretchen and Roy Jackson visit, while Barabro remains in careful care at Pennsylvanias U Pennsylvanias hospital for Large Animals.
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Davydenko reaches third round as Saretta retires at French Open
Nikolay Davydenko advances to the French Open third round after Flavio Saretta retires with flu in the second set as rain interrupts play. Safina, Rezai, Srebotnik, Pennetta win. Roddick exits with a sprained ankle. Americans struggle with few advancing past the first round on Roland Garros clay.
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Palmer to play in U S Senior Open at Prairie Dunes
Arnold Palmer will compete in the U S Men's Senior Open July 3 9 at Prairie Dunes Hutchinson Kansas returning for the first time since 1962. The 76 year old golfer will join Gary Player and Greg Norman as stars of the field with more than 130000 expected spectators. Palmer said his game needs improvement but hopes to be sharper by Kansas time.
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Brown's job status questioned amid Knicks uncertainty
New York AP Browns fate remains unclear as Larry Brown, awaiting word on firing, calls the wait like being a dead man walking. He spoke near the Greenburgh practice facility while running workouts for draft prospects. Dolan had discussed buying out his contract, though no Knicks comment was issued. The team finished 23-59 in Brown's first season, a franchise record for losses. Isiah Thomas and Brown indicated he would return, pending decisions.
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Astros Still Want Clemens To Return In 2006
Houston remains eager to re sign Roger Clemens as he ponders whether to pitch this season or retire. Agent Randy Hendricks says Clemens is near a final decision. A report claimed he signed with the Astros, who he pitched for last season.
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