Redskin LaVar Arrington shaves locks for cousin cancer fight
Redskins linebacker LaVar Arrington cut his dreadlocks as an act of love for his 15 year old cousin Joe Arrington battling prostate cancer. He shared pride in his hair but says Joe inspires him as training camp begins. Doctors say Joe has an 80 percent chance of full recovery.
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Aaron Smith seals extension to lock Steelers defense
Aaron Smith signed a five year 25 million contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, keeping the top defense intact as camp opens in Latrobe. The 6 six foot five 300 pound end has 13 sacks over three seasons, and the move mirrors deals for Porter Gildon and Scott, with Flowers still unsigned. Meanwhile Kerry Collins extended with the Giants through 2004, yielding 15.4 million over three seasons and freeing cap room to re-sign Jason Garrett. Denver pursues Ashley Lelie Clinton Portis while negotiating with kicker Jason Elam under franchise tender rules.
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BMX riders set for Sunday action at Evergreen Park Raceway
Evergreen Park BMX riders race Sunday with registration 2 to 4 p.m., practice 4 to 5 p.m., race at 5 p.m. Call Dave Rennison or Harry Schulz Jr. for details at 568-1076 or 457-5433. Contact info includes Southern Illinois Sports Medicine Center and local numbers.
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Tour de France Stage Sees Boogerd Win Tough Mountain Day
Michael Boogerd of the Netherlands won a 111.29 mile stage from Les Deux Alpes to La Plagne in 5 hours 4 minutes 29 seconds. Lance Armstrong held the yellow jersey after finishing third 1:25 behind Boogerd as his lead over Joseba Beloki grew to 5:06. The stage featured three daunting climbs, with the last mountain stage moving from Aime to Cluses on 88.04 miles.
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