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28-Aug-2007

 

  • Big Rivers coaches say steroids not prevalent (Leader-Telegram)
    Asked to associate one word with Major League Baseball, many people might say "steroids." And, though the National Football League never has endured a Steroid Era, many people might concede at least a few of the league's players are using steroids, if not human growth hormone.


  • S.F. waterfront institution Java House faces rent hike on steroids (San Francisco Chronicle)
    It's a story we've heard all too often: A little family-run business in a newly gentrified San Francisco neighborhood is suddenly hit with a staggering rent hike by a money-hungry landlord. Only in this case, the landlord is the Port of San Francisco. The...


  • Major Heat on Top Star, Batista/Steroids, Release Explained, More (Wrestling News)
    - Kip James is under some major heat with TNA management after complaining loudly backstage about how TNA was wasting money on bringing in Pacman Jones and not pushing any of the TNA talent. James has been kept off the iMPACT tapings for two weeks.


  • Father Pleads Guilty To Giving Son, 13, Steroids (The Tampa Tribune)
    TAMPA - A 41-year-old Lady Lake man has pleaded guilty to providing steroids to his 13-year-old son to give him an advantage in in-line roller skating competitions.


  • Comment: Steroids scandal is about to get bigger (Post-Bulletin)
    lpisch of The Record in Hackensack, N.J., writes the investigation into steroid usage in baseball is going to tarnish more players, and he wonders what the commissioner will do about it: Scores of major-leaguers are now squirming like fish on a hot


  • 'HSM2' tops cable rankings (The Daily Gamecock)
    That peppy little monster, "High School Musical 2," exploded in the ratings last week and became the most-watched show on cable ever. There you go, a major record and no steroids involved.


  • Hearst asks for hearing in steroids case (CBS Sportsline)
    A Hearst Corp. lawyer asked a federal judge on Monday to schedule oral arguments in the company's attempt to make public the names of baseball players implicated in obtaining steroids.


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