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Lani Pallister def. Katie Ledecky at Pan Pacific Championships

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By Marc J. Spears Verified
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IRVINE, Calif. -- Lani Pallister of Australia defeated Katie Ledecky to win the 400-meter freestyle at the Pan Pacific Championships on Friday night in a final that lacked some luster without world record holder Summer McIntosh. Pallister was under world-record pace through 150 meters before touching in 3 minutes, 58.42 seconds. Ledecky had over a second to make up on the final lap and took silver in 4:00.15.
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19-year-old British rider dies at Volta a Portugal race

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By Marc J. Spears Verified
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LISBON, Portugal -- Teenage British rider Finlay Tarling died following a serious incident in the Volta a Portugal race, organizers said Friday. Friday's eighth stage was stopped after the incident "as a sign of respect and mourning," organizers added.
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Doc Rivers still fighting for NBA coaches as he enters Basketball Hall of Fame

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By Marc J. Spears Verified
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Doc Rivers felt nervous on the morning he expected a call from the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame about whether he would be inducted as a coach in the Class of 2026. Rejection a year earlier during his first bid did nothing to ease his tension. The 64-year-old felt his anxiety grow as his phone stayed silent. “It’s so funny. They tell you a time period.
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