NBA deal unlikely as decertification pressure rises
New York AP report notes a growing rift among NBA players and union leaders with a Tuesday deadline looming. Patrick Ewing and supporters urge decertification while stars like Michael Jordan back the move, challenging Simon Gouldine and Buck Williams who resist until a vote later this month or early next.
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Grace UMC captures Summer League title in New Bern
Grace United Methodist Church defeated HESS 77 to 57 in the Peace in the Streets Summer Basketball League championship at Stanley White Recreation Center. MVP Reggie Jones scored 25 points, with D J Godette adding 13 and Alphonzo Kee 12 for Grace. Sam Nelson led HESS with 18 points, Derrick Sheffield 16, and Daryl Nelson 10.
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Mantle cancer test could have altered transplant outcome
A Pittsburgh Medical Center researcher cited a blood test claiming to detect liver-derived albumin in blood cells as a potential early cancer marker. The test, far more sensitive than a CAT scan, might have changed Mickey Mantle’s transplant eligibility if known, though it is not yet standard. Mantle’s doctors found multiple cancer spots in his lung after a June transplant for liver failure.
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New Bern Karate Club Dominates Dutchland Invitational
King of Kings Karate Club of New Bern won top team honors at the Dutchland Invitational in Lancaster Pennsylvania on July 22 collecting 23 trophies including a Grand Champion trophy for overall performance. Nine students earned nine first place finishes with standout showings from Roberto Freeman and Brandon Williams who each captured three titles.
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Schulz ready for Bills starting chance against Steelers
Buffalo safety Kurt Schulz, in his fourth season, could start Friday if Matt Darby rests with a pulled hamstring. Schulz has been a regular in nickel and dime packages and has 13 special teams tackles last season, but aims to prove he can handle a full-time role.
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Irvan eyes comeback after near fatal crash at speed
In the aftermath of a high speed crash in August near Michigan driver Ernie Irvan reflects on a slow return to racing. He remains unready and faces medical tests on an aneurysm while teammates speculate on his role with Robert Yates Racing. Irvan plans to watch races and test cars as doctors decide when he can return.
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Andretti eyes Brickyard 400 glory and Indy ties
Michael Andretti aims to add his name to the Brickyard 400 trophy while recalling Indy traditions. He notes a condensed buildup, confirms strong practice pace led by Jeff Gordon, and mentions the purse rising to 4.5 million. Spencer brushes wall but unhurt.
Bodine brothers reflect after race drama and finish order
Geoff placed 39th while Brett Bodine drove to second behind Gordon for his best season finish. Brett noted the incident off the track and Geoff's statement overshadowed the race as he said it was unfortunate for the team. He added he hated the siblings collided twice on the same lap but called it racing.
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Indians Stave Off Hillcats In Lynchburg Pitching Duel
Tony Runion earned the win with six strong innings as Kinston beat Lynchburg 5-4 in Lynchburg Virginia. Maximo DeLaRosa earned his eighth save with a scoreless ninth. James Betzfold and Einar Diaz led the offense with multi hit games and RBIs. The Indians remain 23 17 and set to finish the three game series at 7 p m. Meanwhile Lenny Dykstra will miss the rest of the Phillies season after knee surgery.
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