Tour de France shaken as teams quit amid drug probe
In Neuchatel Switzerland a turbulent Tour de France day saw two more teams withdraw in protest at police behavior. Police uncovered drugs in a rider's room and in a team truck as 15 of 21 starters remained racing toward the Champs Elysees with Marco Pantani holding the yellow jersey and Tom Steels taking stage honors.
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Tom Steels
Belgium
Italy
Marco Pantani
Bobby Julich
United States
Jan Ullrich
Germany
An-les-Bains
Chambery
France
Aix-les-Bains
Rodolfo Massi
Lille
ONCE
Nicolas Terrados
Marc
Champs-Elysees
U S women edge World All Stars in dual meet triumph
Jenny Thompson anchored the United States to a 65 57 win over the World All Stars in a dual meet victory paced by Cristina Teuscher who won the 800 and 400 freestyles and swam the final relay leg. Thompson praised Teuscher as the night’s true hero.
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N.Y
Jenny Thompson
Cristina Teuscher
Thompson
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U.S
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Teuscher
Dover
N.H
Cristina
United States
Lea Maurer
Crestwood
Richelle Fox
Scotia
Nsy
Rania Elwani
Egypt
Sylvia Berekayer
Pittsburgh
Calif
Nadezhda Chemezova
Russia
Wilma van Hofwegen
Nether
NFL Training Camps Show Early Roster Ties
Peyton Manning and Orlando Pace met on the same practice field in Champaign Illinois as first training camp appearances alongside the Rams and Colts. Pace, a projected pro star, trimmed weight while Manning signed a 42.7 million dollar six year deal and joined three days of drills. Dallas Cowboys prepare for exhibition opener versus Seattle as Chan Gailey shapes the team after switching from Pittsburgh. Tyrone Wheatley of the Giants faces a setback with a hip injury delaying his bid to become the feature back for New York.
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St. Louis Rams
Peyton Manning
Indianapolis Colts
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Pace
Sandusky High
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Colts
Rams
Grant Wistrom
Steve Bono
St. Louis
Bono
Minnesota Vikings
Archie
Ohio State
Buffalo Bills
Doug Flutie
Philadelphia Eagles
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Pittsburgh Steelers
Barry Switzer
Dallas
Cowboys
Gailey
Chris Warren
Seattle
Giants
Tyrone Wheatley
New York Giants
Wheatley
Jim Fassel
Area Fairways Golf Club Women’s Assoc Tourney Report
In the 24 July event at EK Golf Course the Women’s Golf Association held its Class A and Class B divisions. Renee Disti posted a low gross 83, Bernie Ogan 71 net, Jan Poreili 74, Lyra Monin 75. Class B saw Carel Russe 92 gross and Ouety Lobina 71 net, Rosemary Treadway, Lois Retchard and Des Miller 72. Class C featured Bess Pert 101 gross and Fran Beachier 69 net, with Scotty J noted in results.
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Bernie Ogan
Jan Poreili
Lyra Monin
Clasa
Carel Russe
Ouety Lobina
Rosemary Treadway
Lois Retchard
Des Miller
Claas
Bess Pert
Barbara Mies Leads Tee Times at Weetbriar Golf Club
On Friday July 31 Barbara Mies and a field including Bayer Ogan Porrelli Vinoverski Brin King Chitansid Matz Albert Young Treadway Reichard Pett Lobins Miller Miles Haindneha Kat exba Talbot Baachlar Jones compete for early morning tee times at Weetbriar Golf Course with listed players and times.
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Bayer
Ogan
Porrelli
Vinoverski
Vegan
Brin
King
Chitansid
Matz
Albert
Young
Treadway
Reichard
Pett
Lobins
Miller
Miles
Haindneha
Katexba
Talbot
Baachlar
Jones
Sting Triumphs Over Rockers 79 64 In Charlotte
Rhonda Mapp scored 20 points and Vicky Bullett added 18 with 12 rebounds as Charlotte Sting defeated Cleveland Rockers 79 64. Tracy Reid contributed 18 for the Sting, snapping a three game skid to reach 15 7 while Cleveland falls to 12 9 led by Michelle Edwards 24 points.
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Sting
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Rockets
New York
Michelle Edwards
Cleveland
Tia Paschal
Rockers
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Edwards
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Johnson
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Smith
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Paschal
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Suber
Chase
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Gosse
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Strion
Subae
Fyalkowals
Chavistte
Apsists
Clevaland
Fijalkowsli
Chariots
Stingon
Toust
ANA
Cynthia Cooper
Sheryl Swoopes
Houston
Utah
Comets
Phoenix
Cooper
Swoopes
Margo Dydek
Frank Layden
Renente
Ootoh
Washington
Houston Phoenix
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Detreit
Phoarux
Ohio State to debut Motorsports logo on racing vehicles
Ohio State University will place its block O alongside gasoline and auto parts logos on four racing vehicles including a dragster and a stock car. OSU will partner with three race teams of OSU graduates, sharing merchandising revenue from a new motorsports logo featuring scarlet and gray checkered flags around the block O. First seen on Lonnie Rush Jr.'s truck in Indy and later on Jim Head’s NHRA dragster and Josh Baltes’s car, the logo will appear on apparel and gear at racing events to boost exposure for the Center for Automotive Research.
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Ohio State University
Ohio State
Dea
University Motorsports
Ohio State Motorsports
Lonnie Rush Jr
Indianapolis
Jim Head
Josh Baltes
Center For Automotive Research
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