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Suggestions that the release of draft letters urging Russias total ban from the Olympics have compromised the investigation into Russian doping are nonsense, an international anti-doping leader said Sunday.The Institute of National Anti-Doping Agencies is one of a handful of anti-doping and athletes groups to draft letters calling for the ban. They plan to send the letters to the International Olympic Committee only if the investigation, due out Monday, reveals evidence of state-sponsored doping throughout Russian sports.A group of Olympic leaders, including IOC members and swimmings international federation, have released statements suggesting that the draft letters have undermined the credibility of investigator Richard McLarens report.It is very disappointing to see prominent Olympic stakeholders attempting to get another family member banned from the Olympic Games in this rather underhand way, said Spyros Capralos, president of Greeces Olympic committee.But iNADO CEO Joseph de Pencier said his organization has neither communicated with McLaren nor tried to influence his work; he said he had no knowledge of any iNADO members contacting McLaren, either.The back-and-forth this weekend about the draft letters illustrates the stakes of McLarens report and the IOCs reaction to it.Anti-doping leaders and groups of athletes are calling for a full Russian ban from the upcoming Olympics in Rio de Janeiro if McLarens report substantiates and expands on preliminary findings that already have been released. Meanwhile, IOC president Thomas Bach says a balance must be struck between collective responsibility and individual justice.Preliminary findings from the report, released in June as part of a probe into the Russian track team, which already has been suspended from the games, said there was mandatory state-directed manipulation of laboratory analytical results operating within the Moscow anti-doping lab from at least 2011 through the summer of 2013. Those findings also said Russias Ministry of Sport advised the laboratory which of its adverse findings it could report to WADA, and which it had to cover up.The planned Monday release of the report comes 18 days before the start of the Summer Olympics.A statement sent Sunday by swimmings governing body, FINA, said the iNADO and other letters were based on the findings of the McLaren Report, which is meant to have been independent and confidential. Such breaches of confidentiality and the perception of a breach of independence of the report undermine its credibility.Zlatko Matesa, president of Croatias Olympic Committee, said the premature movement to ban Russia is not in the Olympic spirit and casts a shadow over the integrity of the McLaren report.But dePencier said iNADO had no more information than anyone else.Like iNADO, sport organizations and anti-doping organizations of all sorts have been planning for days for the possibility of the worse-case scenario, and having appropriate responses prepared, hoping they will not be needed, he said.---AP Sports Writer Stephen Wilson contributed to this report.Milwaukee Brewers Store . Down by seven with 90 seconds left in regulation, thats where they looked comfortable. Wholesale Brewers Jerseys . Canada is now down to its 22-player limit, although but players wont be registered until Christmas Day. 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Thankfully for us, we did it tonight.Jennings said the Blues were delighted to send Gallen out a winner.It was a pleasure to send Gal out like that, he said.We can look forward to next year with some positivity now.It was spiteful game in which Cooper Cronk and Andrew Fifita were sin-binned.Greg Inglis crossed for the opening try in just the fifth minute after dropped balls from Robbie Farah and Ferguson put the Blues under early pressure.But for much of the first half thereafter, the Blues were dominant but failed to take advantage.The home side enjoyed a 9-1 penalty count in their favour and 32 tackles in thhe opposition 20 to six.dddddddddddd Cronks deserved sin-binning in the 31st minute for taking out Wade Graham as he chased through a James Maloney kick gave the Blues a one-man advantage they could not capitalise on.The Blues only try in the opening stanza came through Tyson Frizell when the St George Illawarra star crashed over from short range after a long ball from James Maloney and an offload from Gallen opened up the Maroons defence.The game opened up after the break.A Fifita try put the Blues further ahead in the 41st minute before Gavin Cooper grabbed one back for the Maroons in the 52nd minute. Fifita was binned for reacting after Cooper threw the ball at Moylan after the try.Boyds try then looked to have grabbed another last-gasp win for Queensland but the Blues dug deep to send Gallen out a winner.Gallen converted Jennings try after the bell.Matt Moylan started in the halves, after much deliberation as to who would be the Blues No.6, alongside James Maloney.Jack Bird played much of the second half in the centres after Josh Dugan went off with a jaw injury.Frizell, Josh Jackson and Maloney were among the Blues best, while Wade Graham and James Tedesco impressed on debut.Cameron Smith led the way again for Queensland and was named man of the series. ' ' '