NFL to stage regular season games abroad starting 2007
New Orleans AP Two NFL regular season games will be played outside the United States each year starting in 2007 in Mexico Canada and Europe. Games will rotate over 16 years with every team visiting abroad twice including one home game lost. Owners acknowledge revenue adjustments and aim to grow international exposure.
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Sterling Continues Rally Against Kingwood For District Title
Sterling Lady Mustangs fought back in a tight three game match against Kingwood, with Mason keying early holds and Tadlock delivering late points. Kingwood surged to leads in each game, but Sterling answered with timely kills and blocks, sealing the district championship on Garner’s final spike. RSS coach Horne praised the team's effort and resilience after the tough loss.
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Sterling tennis teams dominate singles and doubles action
Landry defeated Gigstad 8-1 and Amy Brewer beat Hunter 8-3 while Kailey Wright beat Myriam Floyd 8-1 and Krutsinger and McQueen won 8-3 each. Nia Rideau edged LeKhena Duong 8-3. Tilton praised the girls’ strong all-around play. In boys No 1 singles Cameron Gardner beat Kody Potter 8-4 and Josh Luna 8-3 over Verm. Villareal 8-0. Stuart Tiller 8-4 over Lehrman. David Thomson 8-2 and Craig King 8-0. Tilton noted the junior varsity season shows a bright Sterling tennis future despite fewer matches.
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Carpenter Dominates Tigers as Cardinals Take Game 3 at Busch
Chris Carpenter silenced Detroit’s bats in six innings, facing 18 Tigers, as Albert Pujols and the St. Louis infield kept Polanco, Ivan Rodriguez, and Granderson hitless. Edmonds delivered a two run double in the fourth, while Manny Carday prep and Braden Looper closed it out. The three hitter was aided by a late home stand and a crowd chanting Cheater during pregame introductions.
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