Sports
Armstrong vows to be ready for Olympics
NAMPA A defiant Kristin Armstrong made a surprise appearance at Stage 1 of the Exergy Tour on Friday, arriving just hours after surgery to repair a fractured left clavicle and in time to cheer on a victorious teammate.
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SPORTS
Exergy Tour notebook: Visit to doctor changed cyclists path
NAMPA Jade Wilcoxson had just completed graduate school in 2006 when she visited the doctor for routine blood work. The results led the physical therapist to an entirely new career as a professional cyclist and this weeks Exergy Tour.
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NFL FOOTBALL
Parents' dilemma: Let children play football?
Already uneasy about the idea of letting her 7-year-old son Jason start playing tackle football, Elizabeth Giancarli made up her mind when former NFL star Junior Seau committed suicide.
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NATIONAL SPORTS NEWS
Govt witness links medical waste to Clemens DNA
A prosecution witness told jurors that Roger Clemens DNA' showed up on two cotton balls and one needle allegedly used for a steroids injection of the famed pitcher. He then spent almost the entire day fielding questions from lawyers for both sides and from jurors.
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MLB BASEBALL
Kershaw, Dodgers lose 3-1 to Astros' Harrell
For a change, Clayton Kershaw was outpitched in a low-scoring game.
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MLB BASEBALL
Kennedy struggles again, Brewers beat D-backs 7-1
Ian Kennedy lost his fifth straight on Friday night. That's one more defeat that he had all last season.
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MLB BASEBALL
League's meltdown gives Angels 6-4 win over M's
Brandon League still has his job as Seattle's closer. He's shown very little of late to back that he deserves the job.
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MLB BASEBALL
Yankees play long ball to beat Athletics 6-3
One mistake in the field proved to be too much for the struggling Oakland Athletics hitters to overcome against the powerful New York Yankees.
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SPORTS
C of I, LCSC lose NAIA World Series openers, will square off today
The College of Idaho jumped out to a three-run lead before losing to Point Park 7-3 in the opener of the 56th annual NAIA World Series in Lewiston on Friday. The Pioneers (52-9) won their first World
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MLB BASEBALL
Cardinals lose 5-3 to Phillies in 10 innings
Slow-footed catcher Yadier Molina is one of the St. Louis Cardinals' smartest baserunners, going 4 for 4 in steals when he catches pitchers napping.





