 ABC News |
Motor racing boss Mosley wins British privacy suit
The Associated Press - LONDON (AP) - Motor racing boss Max Mosley won a closely watched privacy-invasion lawsuit Thursday over a British tabloid's claims he took part in a Nazi-themed orgy, and the judge ordered the newspaper to pay over $1 million. Mosley Wins UK Privacy Trial Over `Nazi' Sex Video (Update2) Max Mosley delighted at 'Nazi sex' privacy victory |
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 The Canadian Press |
Camp: Hester's absence saves one man's job … for now
Chicago Sun-Times - By Brad Biggs on July 24, 2008 6:06 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0) There is at least one person happy with Devin Hester's decision to no-show training camp on Wednesday, exceedingly happy. Bears' Hester Holding Out Bears' Hester on camp: 'I'm not coming' |
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 Washington Post |
Aurilia, Vizquel help Giants rally for win
San Jose Mercury News - By Andrew Baggarly It would be difficult to claim that the Giants improved their playoff hopes when they rallied for a 6-4 victory over the Washington Nationals on Wednesday night. Aurilia gets key hit, makes pitch for old guys Giants rally in eighth to edge Nats |
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 WBT |
Myers wasn't Maine problem for Phillies in loss to Mets
Philadelphia Daily News - By DAVID MURPHY NEW YORK - It would have taken a monumental act - like, say, a three-run comeback in the ninth inning - for the actual outcome of last night's game to overshadow the fact that Brett Myers returned to a major league pitching mound for … Mets 6, Phillies 3 Reliving the Past, Mets Refuse to Repeat It Reyes clubs homer to back Maine |
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 al.com |
Florida’s Tim Tebow hopes to use football as a platform for …
Boston Herald - By Joseph Goodman / McClatchy Newspapers HOOVER, Ala. - It was a bizarre beginning to the Southeastern Conference Media Days on Wednesday. And now, a few words from Tim Tebow's Heisman Trophy A super man : Florida’s Tebow uses football fame for good of others |
 Boston Globe |
Red Sox 6, Mariners 3 Sweeping in Seattle
Boston Globe - SEATTLE - Customarily, Jonathan Papelbon doesn't wear the titanium necklaces favored by some of his teammates, but he had so many wrapped around his neck before yesterday's game, he looked like he was taking jewelry lessons from David Ortiz. Lowell to the rescue as Sox edge M's in extras Red Sox Defeat Mariners In 12 |
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 WA today |
Source: Swimmer Jessica Hardy tests positive
Newsweek - By BETH HARRIS AP Sports Writer | AP (LOS ANGELES) Swimmer Jessica Hardy's trip to the Beijing Olympics could be in jeopardy after she tested positive for a banned substance. Video: Source:Hardy Tests Positive for Banned Substance Swims Up for Jessica Hardy, test positive for Substance |
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 Chicago Tribune |
Day After, WNBA Untangles Brawl
New York Times - By MIKE OGLE Some of the WNBA’s biggest stars commanded national attention Tuesday night and into Wednesday - but not in a way their teams or the league wanted. Don't count on fights becoming WNBA trend WNBA may have a fighting chance |
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 NECN |
Report: Favre made calls to Childress
Philadelphia Daily News - According to a report, Brett Favre continued to use a cell phone issued to him by Green Bay after his retirement announcement in March, which allowed the Packers to check phone records and discover repeated calls to Minnesota Vikings coach Brad … Video: The Rift Between Favre and the Packers Brett or no Brett, lots to watch at Packers camp |
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 The Money Times |
United Can't Weather Storm, Falls to Dynamo
Washington Post - By Steven Goff When the first raindrops began to fall last night at RFK Stadium, players, coaches and spectators knew better than to believe that this cursed MLS match would proceed without interruption. Win worth wait for victorious Orange Dynamo outlasts United despite lengthy delay |
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