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Pro Sports

Allen gives Celts a shot in the arm

"I told the coaches at halftime, 'We're going to him over and over again. We've got to get him going,' " said coach Doc Rivers. "Shooters just need something to go in."....more>>

Column: Rhodes' return could be positive
If uncertainty leads to urgency, Rhodes, whose pass-catching skills out of the backfield were missed by Manning and the Colts in 2007, should be able to pick up right where he left off.
Celts architect Ainge took a page out of Auerbach's book
Pro basketball column
Come playoff time, Sam's still the man
"If Sam has the shot, he's going to shoot it. That's just the way it is," said Rivers. "Even if he doesn't have the shot, he'll try to create one. That's Sam."
Clemens needs to apologize in person, not in print
Having watched Clemens the player all those years, I expected him
to hold a press conference inside a very, very large room, stand
before the cameras and microphones and spill his guts.
Big Brown wins 134th Kentucky Derby
Kentucky Derby coverage
Colts' Marvin Harrison involvement in bar shooting under investigation
Indianapolis Colts officials had few comments after hearing reports Friday that veteran wide receiver Marvin Harrison is under investigation for his involvement in a shooting that took place Tuesday in his hometown of Philadelphia. The shooting reportedly occurred outside a North Philadelphia bar owned by Harrison.
Big Brown's trainer knew his horse was special
“All we had to worry about was if he liked the track,” Dutrow said. “It was up to him, if he wanted this race he’d win it, he’s that good.”
KENTUCKY OAKS: Jones already has one filly in winner’s circle
DERBY PICKS: Nothing is ever easy in Derby wagering
Kentucky Derby column: What are the best bets in the race?

Colts

• Plenty of chances to meet and greet Colts this summer
• Rhodes returns to Colts
• Colts' Marvin Harrison involvement in bar shooting under investigation
• Indianapolis signs 13 undrafted free agents to ’08 class
• Colts focus on offense during NFL Draft’s second day

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Sports

• Illinois prep baseball, softball teams prepare for postseason
• After lengthy rain delay, Woods declared national softball champion
• Mother Nature's Day: Wind, rain push back Indy qualifying
• Dixon on Indianapolis 500 pole, Wheldon second
• For the Lingenfelters, golfing is all in the family

Features

• As gardening becomes more organic, it gets easier being green
• Tried 'n' True: Try this modern recipe for Rhubarb Cake
• Terre Haute minister's new book takes deeper view on finished works of Christ
• Bluegrass band 'The Grascals' to release new album July 15
• Bridgeton Art & Wine Fair set

Opinion

• MARK BENNETT: Tightest job market in years means some teens may miss out on that crucial experience
• Stephanie Salter: The Best Generation Mom’s Credo: Suck it up
• Reader's Forum: Monday, May 12
• FLASHPOINT: ‘It’s unanimous!’
• EDITORIAL: Another dose of ‘truth’ … according to Joe Selliken

Business

• ChemGen announces plan to start up long-idle Terre Haute plant
• Newsmakers: May 6, 2008
• ISU students selected for national conference
• Arthur Foulkes: Taxpayers seldom receive thanks
• Bank plans free paper shredding

Multimedia

• VIDEO: Morse Code Telegraph Club celebrates Samuel Morse's birthday
• SLIDESHOW: Ribbon cut on Terre Haute Community Garden
• VIDEO: Sen. Barack Obama makes campaign stop in Terre Haute
• VIDEO: Bill Clinton stops at South Vermillion High School
• SLIDESHOW: Presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama speaks at North High School

At the Movies

• ‘Speed Racer’ just spinning its wheels
• Wabash Valley movie times
• ‘Iron Man’ a blockbuster with a brain
• ‘Harold & Kumar Escape’ delivers a few scattered laughs
• ‘Baby Mama’ goes easy on mommy culture

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