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Cyclists want apology from USOC over mask flap
The four American cyclists who arrived for last month's Beijing Games wearing black masks and were subsequently ordered to apologize for offending the host nation are seeking an apology from the U.S. Olympic Committee.
Tiger Softball Shutout By Northridge
Sep. 5--STERLING -- A very talented, yet classless Northridge team came into Sterling and left with an 8-0 victory, giving the Lady Tigers its first home loss of the season.
BRIEF: Merino Waits a Week to Get First Win
Sep. 5--WRAY -- While teams were playing in matches opening weekend, the Lady Rams waited patiently for its chance to play Wray the following week to open the season.
US Open Women's Finalists
NEW YORK--Thumbnail glances of the women's singles finalists at the U.S. Open:

Brigham Young Has Great Aspirations While Washington Aims to Avoid 0-2 Start
At this time last season, the Washington Huskies were preparing for their second game, their home opener against a mid-major with BCS aspirations backed up by the nation's longest winning streak.
Roof back in play at US Open as 1st men's SF moved
NEW YORK - In the not-too-distant future, there could be a retractable roof on the U.S. Open's main stadium, and organizers won't have to worry about tropical storms the way they were worrying Friday.
Hanna Moves Closer to U.S. East Coast
Tropical storm Hanna raced closer to the U.S. coast late Friday, heading north at almost 20 mph.
High School Extra / News and Notes
Orchard Park is starting its defense of its Section VI Class boys' volleyball championship in strong fashion.
UB Seeks to Make Statement Vs. Pitt ; Bulls Are Ready for Big East Foe
The University at Buffalo flirted with postseason play and won a share of a league championship last season.

Senior Porter Cup Led By Silver
LEWISTON -- The Senior Porter Cup Tournament is stacked with talent.
Revamped Offensive Line Ready for Big Test
The Buffalo Bills believe they will get along just fine without Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters.
Gators to Give Hurricanes a Dash of Their Speed ; Trio of Backs Fast, Fast, Fast
A few years ago, Florida coach Urban Meyer stood at the dais of the Southeastern Conference Media Days and told the college football world that it was his goal to field the fastest team in college football.
Bulletin Board / Notes and Events
The Crows Nest, the oldest organizational horseshoe league in Western New York, held its 31st annual end of season tournament.
Normal Stadium Suites Filling Fast
NORMAL - While construction of a new baseball stadium at Heartland Community College will not begin until October and possibly November, eight of the ballpark's 14 suites have already been leased.

Injury Spoils Reunion at ISU
NORMAL - Homecoming has come early this year and with a literal context for collegians Liz Rondone and Tara Lowell, former teammates on the Bloomington-based Illini Elite Volleyball Club.
Bears' Brandon Lloyd Can Make Noise
Defensive coordinators scheme for Devin Hester.
49ers Counting on Wide Receiver Bryant Johnson
Bryant Johnson flew under the radar during his five seasons with the Arizona Cardinals.
Russia is testing West and Crimea could be target
UNITED NATIONS - A key Czech leader said Friday that a resurgent Russia has begun testing the West and warned that Ukraine's strategic Crimea peninsula could become a target.
Talking Points
High school football on Friday night is part Americana, part block party.

AL HR Carlos Quentin breaks wrist hitting own bat
CHICAGO - American League home run leader Carlos Quentin has a broken right wrist stemming from his own temper, and the Chicago White Sox left fielder will have surgery Monday that could sideline him for the rest of the season.
BRIEF: North Will Get More Chances to Hit the Practice Tees
Sep. 5--Twin Oaks Golf Club is where North Iredell practices and plays its home matches.
Defensive Tackle John Gill to Make Season Debut for Northwestern
John Gill was feeling, as he put it, "pretty cool."
Schmidt: Mets know Phillies are better than them
NEW YORK - In a pep talk via e-mail, Mike Schmidt reminded the Philadelphia Phillies of their big comeback to win the NL East last season and said "the Mets know you're better than they are."
Bryans Win Men's U.S. Open Doubles
Mike and Bob Bryan topped Lukas Dlouhy and Leander Paes in straight sets Friday to capture the men's doubles title at the U.S. Open in Flushing Meadows, N.Y.

2-time champ Serena Williams back in US Open final
NEW YORK - Serena Williams wound up and smacked a shot directly at Dinara Safina early in the second set of their U.S. Open semifinal.
Brazilian Swimmer Banned for Doping
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil--The International Swimming Federation on Friday banned Brazilian star Rebeca Gusmao for life for failing two drug tests.
Chicks Get Conference Win Over Deer Creek
Sep. 5--CHICKASHA -- Chickasha's fast-pitch team got an important conference win at home Tuesday with a decisive 7-2 win over Deer Creek.
Redhounds and Panthers Set to Do Battle
Sep. 5--Corbin and Knox Central are looking to improve to 2-0 this week, but unfortunately for both, only one team will be able to do that.
Chicago Looks Like Two-Team Playoff Town
ST. LOUIS _ The most common thread of the Chicago Cubs' fascinating season is the legitimate chance that they could win their first World Series in precisely 100 years.

Notre Dame Looking Forward to Redemption
SOUTH BEND, Ind. _ The idea was not to be tethered to recent history, to be dragged down as if times gone by were anvils attached to their shoelaces.
Mats Sundin Doesn't Hear Anything New From Maple Leafs GM Cliff Fletcher
TORONTO - The Toronto Maple Leafs management didn't come armed with any surprises when it met with former captain Mats Sundin on Friday.
Colts Hope to Raise Roof at 'Luke': Team Wants Its Play to Match Adrenalin Level at Massive Stadium.
Sep. 5--When people walk into Lucas Oil Stadium for the first time, they can't help but look up.
Jamaican Bolt Runs 100 Metres in 9.77 in Cold, Wet Conditions
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Usain Bolt battled the cold and a headwind, and was forced to come from behind to beat Asafa Powell in 9.77 seconds Friday in a season farewell 100 metres at the Van Damme Memorial.
Patriot Golfers Press on After Tragedy
Sep. 5--FLORENCE -- Francis Marion's golf team was preparing to travel to Chattanooga, Tenn. for its season opening tournament when it got the awful news about teammate Jonathan Lavin.

NFL Matchup Capsules
Cincy has been team turmoil, but WR Chad Ocho Cinco (or whatever name he's using this week) seems to have calmed down and the offense goes against a rebuilding Baltimore defense that allowed 24 points a game last year.
Toppers Expect Intensity From EKU: Elson Downplays the FBS Vs. FCS Angle
Sep. 5--When a I-AA team beats a I-A squad, the loss for the latter is usually an epic disappointment.
US Open at a Glance
A look at Friday's play at the $20.657 million U.S. Open tennis championships:
Lady Cougarsnotch Tourney Tune-Up Win
CORDELE -- Crisp County High tuned up for the 15-team Watermelon Invitational it'll host this weekend at the rec department complex by thumping Monroe of Albany 11-1 in Thursday fast-pitch softball play.
Early Heritage Conference Favorites to Battle It Out in Blairsville
Sep. 5--BLAIRSVILLE -- One team has the top returning quarterback in the Heritage Conference and a bevy of other experienced skill players.

Red Sox activate Beckett, Lowell and Casey
ARLINGTON, Texas - The Boston Red Sox got three key players back Friday, activating right-hander Josh Beckett, third baseman Mike Lowell and first baseman Sean Casey from the 15-day disabled list.