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HEADLINES

> Duke Coach Loses Hair

> NASCAR to Partner With Kotex

> Jerry Jones Fires Hairstylist

> Iron Mike to Fight Again

> Glenda 'Stumpy' Riggs in 4th Place at LPGA

> International Sports:

      - Schookastan Wins Posing Tournament

      - Korean Hand Squeezing Champion Crowned

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SPORTS VIDEO

Red Sox Fans Must Pay Up (courtesy Comedy Central)

West Virginia Toys with Bullfighting Concept

SANTA CLARA, CA - An irritating but unidentified woman called 911 to report that Burger King was not making the correct Burger.  Click here to listen in on the actual 911 call.

 

 

 

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THIS DATE IN SPORTS HISTORY

QUOTE OF THE DAY:

 

Kids Korner Featuring Al Krumlish

POLL QUESTION:

Last night, what were you doing in my bathroom:

Making mookie stinks
Ruffling thru medicine cabinet looking for 'good stuff'
Setting up secret web cam to sell to Japanese businessmen
My ass needed a quick lufa
                


 

Last Week's Results:
Michael Jackson does not discriminate and dates children of all ages

NEWS IN BRIEF:

> PHILADELPHIA, PA -Celebrity presenters at the Live 8 Concert will include actors Salma Hayek, Natalie Portman, Chris Tucker, Jennifer Connolly, Jimmy Smits and Kami, an HIV-positive Muppet from the South African version of " Sesame Street ".

Kami will be joined by Fasi, the Ugandan Ecoli spreader, Lu, the SARS-infected Muppet fowl and Jamir the Molitov Cocktail marionette.

> WASHINGTON, DC - George Bush reiterated his stance against stem cell research on the grounds that it harms innocents.  On the other hand, invading Iraq was no big deal.