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Paul Hamm broke his ring finger at the U.S. championships on Thursday and could have surgery this week. He could miss the Olympic trials next month but is expected to compete in Beijing in August. "There's no guarantees," Hamm said.
Paul Hamm broke his ring finger at the U.S. championships on Thursday and could have surgery this week. He could miss the Olympic trials next month but is expected to compete in Beijing in August. "There's no guarantees," Hamm said. (By Smiley N. Pool -- Associated Press)
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The Israeli coach's position had been subject to speculation all season even though he guided the Blues to second place in the English Premier League.

· AUTO RACING: Felipe Massa will start the Monaco (Monte Carlo) Grand Prix from the pole position after leading a Ferrari 1-2 finish in qualifying.

The Brazilian driver, who has won two of the last three Formula One races, gave Ferrari its first pole in Monaco in eight years after setting a best lap time of 1 minute 15.787 seconds around the famous street circuit.

Teammate Kimi Raikkonen, who won in Monaco for McLaren in 2005, will start on the front row for today's race, with McLaren drivers Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen filling the second row.

· BASKETBALL: Sophia Young scored 23 points, Becky Hammon added 20 and the host San Antonio Silver Stars defeated the Seattle Storm, 87-72. . . .

Lindsay Whalen scored 21 points to lead the Connecticut Sun past the visiting Sacramento Monarchs, 87-64, for its 3-0 start in franchise history.

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