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Roger Clemens acquitted in perjury case
Pop2itPitcher Roger Clemens was found not guilty on Monday (June 18) of all charges in a Federal perjury case against him. The government claimed Clemens had made false statements and obstructed Congress for denying (in 2008) that he had ever taken steroids.... -
Is the NFL on course to remain America's most popular sport?
Yes The problems troubling the National Football League are not unique to football alone. Litigation, scandal, gross misconduct — name a professional sport that hasn't had bad headlines within the last few years. The bounty case and...Tags: National Football League, Barry Bonds, Pittsburgh Pirates, Mark McGwire, Sports
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NFL star Adrian Peterson arrested in Houston
KIAHArguably one of the best running backs in the NFL, Adrian Peterson faced a harsh reality in the Harris County drunk tank this past weekend. Enjoying his pb&j and crackers like so many Houstonians before him, Peterson looks pretty happy considering it...Tags: National Football League, Police Arrests
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News of the Weird: Invisible Art?
Slaved Over a Hot Stove: Delivering gourmet meals to customers' doors is a fast-growing business model, with chefs in nearly every large modern city trying to cash in. So far, perhaps only London's brand-new Housebites goes the extra step. According to...
Tags: The Huffington Post, Lifestyle and Leisure, Arts, The New York Times, Yoko Ono
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Giant blowout: NL routs AL, 8-0
AP Sports WriterKANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Pablo Sandoval and Melky Cabrera turned the All-Star game into a Giant blowout. Flashing their bright orange spikes and booming bats, the San Francisco sluggers keyed a five-run blitz against Justin Verlander in the first...Tags: Ryan Braun, Mike Napoli, Ron Washington, Chipper Jones, Matt Harrison
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Highlights from the past -- July 13
1987 - Troy Van Orman pitched seven strong innings to earn the victory and added a two-run home run in the sixth inning as the Aberdeen VFW Teeners defeated Brookings 8-3. 1992 - Aberdeen native Stuart Scott, currently of Sioux Falls, won the state men'...Tags: American Legion, Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Toronto Blue Jays, Sports, Fenway Park
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Will Roger Clemens make Hall of Fame?
Many character issues Juan C. Rodriguez Sun Sentinel It won't happen soon. Clemens' acquittal probably sways some voters on the fence about his candidacy. It won't put a big enough dent into the broader cross-section of writers who aren't prepared...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Baseball, Chicago Tribune Columnists, Chicago Tribune
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Illinois House panel pushes ahead with probe of indicted lawmaker
Clout StreetA panel of Illinois House lawmakers gathered Wednesday to begin weighing possible disciplinary action against an indicted West Side Rep. Derrick Smith, whose attorney alleged the process was politically motivated to impose punishment ahead of the November...Tags: Judges, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice, Politics, Justice System
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Clemens case wasted millions of taxpayer dollars
KIAHSo, fortunately for him, Roger Clemens is off the hook. We all saw him get all choked up in front of the media. The only issue now is the 5-year-case wasted about 2 to 3 million bucks in your taxpayer money. That's millions of dollars in a case about... -
Clemens: Feds strike-out, again
After two very expensive (to taxpayers) trials, Roger Clemens is found guilty of nothing ("Jury acquits ex-pitcher of all 6 charges," June 19). When will theU.S. Department of Justice stop this nonsense and waste of our resources with this grandstanding... -
60 Years Of Memories For The Travelers Championship
The Hartford CourantCROMWELL — The first PGA Tour stop in Connecticut was 60 years ago with the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Country Club. Now called the Travelers Championship, it has gone through some name and sponsor changes through the years. But for...Tags: Transportation Industry, Trinity College, Brian Leetch, Notah Begay III, George Lopez
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Rice says players need to be clean for the Hall
No one ever questioned where Jim Rice got his power. One look at his stocky frame and massive arms and you knew why the Red Sox slugger launched many of his 389 career home runs over Fenway Park's Green Monster, seemingly with a flick of the wrists....
Tags: Golf, Green Monster, American League, World Series, Satchel Paige
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Jun 19, 2012
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Jun 23, 2012
|Column| Allentown Morning Call
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