Dunn's 10th inning homer lifts Reds past Astros in thriller
Adam Dunn's two run shot in the bottom of the 10th capped a Reds comeback to beat the Astros 9-7 and knock Houston from the NL Central lead. D'Angelo Jimenez started the 10th with a single off Brad Lidge, then Dunn delivered into the right field bullpen for his 27th homer. The win snapped Cincinnati's skid and moved the Reds within striking distance of . The Astros dropped to a half game behind the Cubs after their fourth consecutive defeat.
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Carter shines as Cowboys top Texans in preseason clash
Quarterback Quincy Carter righted a slow start to guide a 96 yard drive and throw a 30 yard TD pass as Dallas led 17-3 at halftime in the Texas Stadium tune up. Zuriel Smith added an 83 yard punt return for a TD while Chad Hutchinson watched.
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Mickelson, others have rough round at PGA Championship
Oak Hill lived up to its beastly reputation as Mickelson posted a daring early birdie four shot lead, then fell apart with water and rough double bogeys on No 5 and 7. Billy Andrade bounced back with a 72 to sit three back, while Tiger Woods trimmed his deficit with pars and a birdie.
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Professional athletes adapt to life in dark
New York report on the 2003 blackout features Olympic teammates Vince Carter and LeBron James encountering each other in a hotel lobby as athletes recount surviving the blackout. The story highlights the impact on athletes and life during the outage.
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Dallas jury convicts Goodrich of negligent homicide
A Dallas jury on Friday night found former Cowboys defensive back Goodrich guilty of criminally negligent homicide in a January hit and run that killed Plano men Joby Wood, 21, and Demont Matthews, 23. He faces up to 10 years per conviction with potential probation due to first felony.
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