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Sports for Wednesday, August 29, 2007

Briggs says he panicked and reported car stolen after crashing it

LAKE FOREST, Ill — Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs said he panicked after crashing his new Lamborghini along a highway early Monday morning and initially reported his car stolen after abandoning the mangled vehicle.

Sopoaga solidifies role on 49ers defensive line

SANTA CLARA — Isaac Sopoaga has always impressed the San Francisco 49ers with his power and physical presence. Now he’s doing it with performance.

Owners wait eagerly as online bidding begins for Bonds’ historic homer balls

SAN FRANCISCO — Electronic bidding began Tuesday for Barry Bonds’ 755th and 756th home-run balls, with the price for the record-breaker starting at $100,000.

Vick says right things but remorse a bit late

Unfortunately for Michael Vick, the man who controls his future owns a dog.

Trojans get an O.J. who plays basketball

LOS ANGELES — Forty years after O.J. Simpson ran roughshod over opposing defenses on the football field, Southern California has another O.J. on campus. This one plays basketball.

Overbay lifts Jays over A’s

OAKLAND — Lyle Overbay doesn’t know if his right hand will ever be pain free this season. Even with the pain, the Toronto first baseman is a threat at the plate.

Sharapova, 2006 champ, routs her first opponent

NEW YORK — The lady in red shanked a backhand wide, prompting Maria Sharapova’s opponent to leap in the air and pump her fist and smile as though she’d won the match — or, indeed, the U.S. Open championship itself.

Cain like old self in win over Rockies

SAN FRANCISCO — Matt Cain commanded his fastball from his first pitch to his last and produced a gem more reminiscent of his standout rookie season than his hard-luck year of 2007.

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Curlers Set For 'Crush'

With average Labor Day highs of 95 degrees, residents of the Wine Country may not need many reasons to seek cool refuge indoors.

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