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16-Sep-2007

 

  • Rhythm & Ribs is back ... on steroids! (Verde Independent)
    Doug Gray says, after 35 years, the Marshall Tucker Band "still gets up there and plays 150 shows per year across the country. We feel we owe it to the fans who have supported us through the years to deliver the music in person," he says.


  • Time for Glaus and club to come clean on steroids (Toronto Star)
    Although he may be gone, third baseman Troy Glaus's murky situation is not forgotten.


  • Judge denies Hearst motion for names in baseball steroids case (News 4 Reno)
    NEW YORK (AP) - A federal judge has denied a request by The San Francisco Chronicle to release the names of baseball players implicated in the steroids scandal.


  • Judge denies request for names in baseball steroids case (WSTM-TV NBC 3)
    NEW YORK (AP) - A federal judge in Long Island denies a Hearst newspapers request to make public the names of baseball players implicated in obtaining steroids.


  • 500 tests for steroids and 499 negatives (The Star-Ledger)
    In the nation's first statewide screening program for steroids, only one New Jersey high school athlete of the 500 tested was found to have a trace of the performance-enhancing drugs, the administrators of the test said yesterday.


  • Judge denies request for names in baseball steroids case (WCAX-TV Vermont)
    Associated Press - September 15, 2007 3:15 AM ET NEW YORK (AP) - A federal judge in Long Island denies a Hearst newspapers request to make public the names of baseball players implicated in...


  • MLB | Notes: Judge denies Hearst motion for names in baseball steroids case (The State)
    Judge denies Hearst motion for names in baseball steroids case. A federal judge denied a request by Hearst Corp. to make public the names of baseball players implicated in obtaining steroids. In an eight-page decision Friday, U.S. District Judge Thomas C. Platt in Central Islip ruled there was no public right to the names, contained in a December 2005 sworn statement by IRS Special Agent Jeff ...


  • Judge denies Hearst motion for names in baseball steroids case (MSNBC)
    NEW YORK (AP) -A federal judge denied a request by Hearst Corp. to make public the names of baseball players implicated in obtaining steroids.


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