The DUI case of Northwestern center Trevor Rees was continued until July 26 in a hearing Monday at Cook County Circuit Court in Skokie. Rees was charged with driving under the influence, speeding and improper lane usage after being pulled over at 1:47 a.m. on April 22 in the 800 block of Hunter Road, Wilmette police said. Police said Rees, 22, failed a field sobriety test and declined to take a breath test.
Terry Bannon
*Oklahoma basketball signee Danielle Robinson broke a bone in her right hand trying out for a U.S. national team. … QB Mitch Mustain, who went 8-0 as a freshman starter for Arkansas, has transferred to USC. … Stanford will not win a fourth straight women’s tennis title. The Cardinal lost 4-2 to UCLA in the semifinals.
*Former Kings and Trail Blazers coach Rick Adelman is expected to be named the Rockets’ coach Tuesday. … Indiana basketball coach Kelvin Sampson donated $50,000 to Montana Tech, where he started his college career.
*Vera Zvonareva of Russia (wrist), Spain’s Alberto Martion (elbow) and Belgium’s Xavier Malisse (wrist) withdrew from the French Open, which begins Sunday. … Andy Roddick defeated Alexander Peya to advance to the second round of the Hypo Group International in Austria. … James Blake and Marty Fish both lost in singles and the U.S. team dropped its opening match to Chile at the round-robin World Team Cup in Germany.
*Brazil celebrated after a two-month wait for 41-year-old Romario’s 1,000th goal, which he got Sunday. … D.C. United will play in the Copa Sudamericana, a prestigious South American club tournament. … Merritt Paulson, son of Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, is buying soccer’s Portland Timbers and baseball’s Beavers.