101. CBS News | Congress Keeps Heat On Steroids | March 10, 2005 13:00:08 (CBS/AP) With Congress and Major League baseball embroiled in a fight over steroids, Our elite athletic organizations, both professional and amateur, http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/03/10/entertainment/main679335.shtml

SEARCH: CBSNews.com The Web document.write('') Home U.S. World Politics ... CBS News Video ET The Early Show CBS Evening News 48 Hours 60 Minutes ... Section Front E-mail This Story Printable Version Congress Keeps Heat On Steroids NEW YORK, March 10, 2005 Baseball Steroid Hearings (AP / CBS) "Since steroid use is not illegal, you would think that these athletes and baseball executives would have no problem testifying." CBSNews.com Legal Analyst Andrew Cohen Former baseball star Jose Canseco, who admits to using steroids for most of his career, has agreed to testify before Congress. (CBS) New York Yankee Jason Giambi is one of several baseball players who's declining an invitation to appear before Congress. (AP) (CBS/AP) With Congress and Major League Baseball embroiled in a fight over steroids, the chairman of a House panel said Thursday that all major U.S. sports leagues should work toward a single testing plan. "Our elite athletic organizations, both professional and amateur, should establish uniform, world-class, drug-testing standards that are as consistent and robust as our criminal laws in this area," said Rep. Cliff Stearns, R-Fla. "Nothing less should be tolerated." Stearns' comments came at the opening of a hearing of the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee he chairs. Labor lawyers from Major League Baseball and the National Football League were to testify later.

102. Tulsa's World Of Sports He has delivered playby-play for women s basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, His emphasis is on major-college athletics. Sittler, who has covered http://www.tulsaworld.com/twsports/twsportsbios.asp

tulsaworld.com MAIN ABOUT US COLUMNS ... POLLS JV Haney In addition to his television show, J.V. Haney works part-time in the business development department of SpiritBank; color commentary for the Tulsa Drillers on channel 47; the high school football coach's show for Union and Cascia Hall on Tulsa Public Schools TV; color for Cox Communication's high school basketball and football packages; and basketball and football commentary for the Golden Hurricane on the T.U. Radio Network. He took early retirement from his career as a high school coach in 1986 to pursue his broadcasting hobby. For several years he worked with his current Tulsa's World of Sports co-host, Bill Land, doing a local radio talk show. His coaching/teaching career spanned 30 years with stops at Adair, Hughes, Owasso, Seminole, Tulsa Webster and Tulsa Edison. His involvement in high school sports included coaching basketball, baseball, golf, football, and as athletic director. Photo by JOE IVERSON / Tulsa World Bill Land Bill Land is one of the most recognizable broadcasters in the Big 12. He is the host of Fox Sports Net's Big 12 SHOWCASE, the conference's weekly magazine show; and the play-by-play voice of numerous Big 12 games and championships telecast on Fox Sports Net (FSN).

103. Salem Community College -  Athletics - Baseball 2004 - 2005 Roster Athletics Departments Glass Center Faculty/Staff Library Programs ofStudy SCC Ed Net What s New Men s baseball. 2005 Roster http://www.salemcc.org/athletics/baseball/2004/roster.htm

Athletics Baseball Golf Men's Basketball ... Men's Baseball 2005 Roster N AME POS YR HOMETOWN Alvarez, Bobby RHP FR New York, NY Armstrong, Eric INF FR Pitman, NJ Balback, Dave RHP SO New Castle, DE Bolden, Brandon OF FR Warwick, RI Cox, Brian LHP FR Greenwood, IN DeLaCruz, Victor C FR New York, NY Devine, Jake C FR Ontario, CAN England, Jeff P/INF FR Carneys Point, NJ Enright, John RHP FR Ontario, CAN Harmon, Ralph RHP FR New Castle, DE Hreha, Brad OF SO Atco, NJ Hullinger, Trevor OF FR Hagerstown, MD Kwasizur, Mike RHP SO Deptford, NJ Lewis, Calvin UTL FR Penns Grove, NJ Lewis, Chris INF SO Bear, De Lugo, Julian RHP FR Yorktown Hts, NY Maus, Bryan C SO Florence, NJ Mullins, Jimmy INF SO Bear, DE Nilsen, CJ P/1B FR Hainesport, NJ Royce, Matt INF FR Williamstown, NJ

104. About The Environmental Law Program - Sierra Club Who We Are Staff bios. Pat Gallagher, Director After several years of generalcorporate litigation at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton Garrison in New http://www.sierraclub.org/environmentallaw/about/bios.asp

Our Strategic Initiatives Build Better Communities Choose Clean Energy Exercise Democracy Get the Poisons Out Protect Nature Fight for Global Justice Our Priority Campaigns Clean Water Global Population Protect National Forests Responsible Trade Stop Sprawl Stop Global Warming Arctic/Wildlands More Issues Select a Place Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Canada Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Environmental Law Main Recent Lawsuits About Us ... Judicial Nominations Get the Sierra Club Insider and stay current on environmental issues and activist opportunities. Who We Are: Staff Bios Pat Gallagher, Director Pat Gallagher is the director of the Environmental Law Program, and is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the program, including courtroom litigation and the administration of the Club's nationwide docket. Pat joined the Sierra Club as a senior attorney in 1999 after toiling in private practice for ten years. He attended both college and law school at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and in between worked as a professional auto mechanic in Chico, California. Pat's other interests consist mainly of fathering three daughters, with a bit of Afro-Cuban drumming on the side.

105. BravesBeat.com--Encouraging Precedence: 12/9 Recently, it has become marketable for professional athletes to have a bad I will not go into naming professional baseball players that I view in a http://www.bravesbeat.com/article_280.shtml

Home Network Sites BravesBeat Braves Journal **No Pepper** Braves Buzz ... The Rap Report Rosters Atlanta Richmond Greenville Myrtle Beach ... International Schedules Atlanta Richmond Greenville Myrtle Beach ... Danville Forums Forums Home Major League Minor League Off-Topic Journals Zach Miner Bryan Digby Former Braves Other Article Archives Photos Home Draft Home Meet the Staff ... Email Us Encouraging Precedence: 12/9 By David Pelfrey Archives Dec 14, 2003, 19:36 ( Last Updated: Jun 6th, 2005 - 13:17:25 Professional sports are currently going through a transition (much like professional wrestling did in the 90’s) where it is good to be bad. Recently, it has become marketable for professional athletes to have a bad attitude and go against the grain. Controversy creates publicity, which generates revenue for all parties involved. Often this profitability grants the troublemaking superstars immunity to the consequences of their actions. Anyone who follows the NFL or professional sports in general should be well aware of the recent situation with Keyshawn Johnson and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. To summarize, Keyshawn (known by his teammates as Me-shawn) was de-activated by the team as a result of a myriad of actions that have become commonplace throughout the career of this highly talented wide receiver. Among those actions were missing team meetings, missing workouts, and declaring directly to coach John Gruden during the season his preference to play elsewhere the following year, basically putting his own needs and wants ahead of those of the team. Well, he got his wish, just a little sooner than expected. In an unprecedented move and one that I hope encourages other teams to do the same, Gruden and GM Rich McKay basically fired Johnson from his job as their starting wide receiver and resident troublemaker.

106. Login 1st team bios Tennis. June 28, 2005. PLAYER OF THE YEAR His favorite athleteis former tennis star Patrick Rafter, his favorite team is the Dallas http://www.venturacountystar.com/vcs/vcpreps_tennis/article/0,1375,VCS_640_38879

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107. KHNL-TV History April 30, 2003 – KHNL/KFVE Vice President and general Manager, KHNL and KFVEhave been the broadcast providers for UH athletics for the past 22 years. http://www.khnl.com/Global/story.asp?S=118635&nav=0bp60gtW

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