*COLLEGES: Indiana quarterback Kellen Lewis was reinstated to the team Monday after being suspended in March. The school never explained why Lewis was suspended. … Tennessee punter Britton Colquitt will spend 24 hours picking up litter and lose his license for a year after pleading guilty to drunken driving. Earlier, coach Phillip Fulmer revoked the second-team All-SEC punter’s scholarship. … Marlon Pollard, a cornerback from Cajon, Calif., has orally committed to Notre Dame after initially pledging allegiance to UCLA, Irish Eyes and Irish Illustrated reported.
*HORSE RACING: Reigning Horse of the Year Curlin breezed a half-mile in 50.8 seconds at Churchill Downs and could make his grass debut at the Arlington Park Handicap on Saturday or at Belmont Park.
*AUTO RACING: FIA President Max Mosley went to court to deny a British newspaper’s claim that he took part in a Nazi-themed orgy with prostitutes, saying there are “few things more unerotic” than Nazi role-playing. Mosley, who acknowledges having a sadomasochistic encounter, is suing the News of the World for invasion of privacy. His lawyer said the tabloid had breached the privacy of the president of racing’s governing body “for the amusement of its readers.”
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EDITED BY MARK SHAPIRO FROM TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICES
