The News Review:
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ther Sports
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ther Sports
- Great Sport Stops: Play the Field
- Jockeys’ Guild turns to Rev. Jackson sports agent – Horse Racing
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ther Sports
Seattle Post Intelligencer – Jun 30, 2006
The race is already without the retired Lance Armstrong who won’t be riding to defend the crown he has held for seven years. Now the event will be minus Ivan Basso and Jan Ullrich among other riders. Ullrich the 1997 champion was suspended from the race along with T-Mobile teammates scar Sevilla and Rudy Pevenage. Basso Spanish racers Francisco Mancebo and Joseba Beloki were also barred from the race.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ther Sports
Seattle Post Intelligencer – Jun 30, 2006
This isn’t one of those stories asking you to forgive the referees for some of the absolutely ridiculous calls that have forced world class players to the bench for an important game. This also isn’t one of those stories that lays blame squarely on the referee either. It’s more of a story which aims to blame nearly everyone from the referees to the players coaches and even FIFA. The Portugal-Netherlands nightmare of a soccer game seemed to be the final straw.
Great Sport Stops: Play the Field
Washington Post – Jun 30, 2006
But summer should not mean a vacation from sports. There are plenty of cool sports side trips that families can take when they are at their beach or mountain getaways.
Jockeys’ Guild turns to Rev. Jackson sports agent – Horse Racing
ESPN – Jun 30, 2006
attachButton(document. getElementById(”espnstlink”)); Associated Press LUISVILLE Ky. — The Jockeys’ Guild is turning to the Rev. Jesse Jackson and pro sports agent Dwight Manley for help inrebuilding its financially strapped union. Manley said he signed a two-year contract to become the Guild’snational manager. The contract allows him to appoint a co-managera position he suggested Jackson could hold following a meeting withGuild members earlier this week. Manley said Thursday that Jackson would be involved with theGuild but did not specify in what capacity he would serve.
