Lakers’ Barnes arrested on suspicion of domestic violence

Sacramento County authorities say Lakers forward Matt Barnes has been arrested on suspicion of domestic violence.

Sheriff’s spokesman Sgt. Tim Curran says deputies arrested Barnes after responding to what was termed an incomplete 911 call from a home around 4:16 p.m. Wednesday.

Deputies say both Barnes and the woman had visible injuries, but took Barnes into custody after determining he had been the primary aggressor.

The name of the woman was not released, but she was described by authorities as “a woman who lived with him and with whom he had a dating relationship.”

Barnes was booked into the Sacramento County Jail on suspicion of domestic violence and maliciously obstructing the use of a telephone line.

He posted a $50,000 bond and was released.

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Kings’ Schenn injured

Brayden Schenn, who was expected to contend for a spot centering the Kings’ second line this season, injured his knee while training and is scheduled to travel to Los Angeles for an MRI exam Thursday.

A Kings spokesman had no additional information and said further details would likely be available Thursday afternoon. Schenn was supposed to participate in the Kings’ rookie camp, which starts Saturday at the Toyota Sports Center in El Segundo.

Schenn, chosen fifth in the 2009 entry draft, appeared in one game for the Kings last season on an emergency basis on an amateur tryout contract and has been penciled in to center the second line, a crucial spot for a team that urgently needs production and has been weak up the middle.

-- Helene Elliott

Ersan Ilyasova scored 19 points and undefeated Turkey hit 10 of 17 three-point shots in its 95-68 victory over Slovenia in Istanbul in the FIBA World Championship quarterfinals.

Turkey will face Serbia, a 92-89 winner over defending champion Spain, in the semifinals Saturday. Milos Teodosic made a long three-pointer with 3.1 seconds left for the deciding basket.

Turkey will finish in the top four for the first time at an Olympics or world championship.

The United States will play Russia on Thursday in a quarterfinal match, followed by Lithuania and Argentina.

Rumeal Robinson, who led Michigan to the NCAA men’s basketball championship in 1989 and later played in the NBA, was convicted in federal court in Des Moines, Iowa, of borrowing more than $700,000 for a sham business deal and then spending the money on a condominium, expensive furniture and cars.

A jury found Robinson guilty of 11 counts, including bank bribery, wire fraud, conspiracy to commit bank fraud and making a false statement to a financial institution.

He faces up to 30 years in prison and a $1-million fine on each count. A date for sentencing hasn’t been set.

Among a lengthy list of accusations by prosecutors was one accusing Robinson of scheming to sell his mother’s home in Cambridge, Mass., without her knowledge.

England soccer Coach Fabio Capello plans to retire after the 2012 European Championship when his contract expires.

The 64-year-old Italian, who took charge of England in 2008, kept his job after the World Cup despite the team being ousted in the second round by Germany in June.

Longtime U.S. national team goalkeeper Briana Scurry is retiring from soccer. She spent this season on the roster of the Washington Freedom of Women’s Professional Soccer, but played in only one game because of lingering effects from a concussion.

Scurry, 39, made 173 appearances for the U.S. team. She is most remembered for a save that helped the U.S win a penalty shootout against China in the 1999 World Cup final.

Interim Argentina Coach Sergio Batista will keep the job until the end of the year, a reward for Tuesday’s 4-1 victory over World Cup champion Spain. Batista replaced Diego Maradona after the World Cup.