Edwards grins as Bristol short track dream comes true
Carl Edwards wins his first Bristol Motor Speedway race in a 500 lap Nextel Cup event, securing a Chase for the championship with a 1.405 second margin over Kasey Kahne. He celebrates with a backflip, boosting his season points and cementing his spot among title contenders.
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Bristol, Tenn
Carl Edwards
Bristol Motor Speedway
Bristol Bullring
Edwards
Bristol
Kasey Kahne
Kahne
Kurt Busch
New Hampshire
Jeff Gordon
Jimmie Johnson
Tony Stewart
Clint Bowyer
Bowyer
Stewart
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Busch
Ryan Newman
Bobby Labonte
Kyle Busch
Greg Biffle
Michigan
Earnhardt
Otey fuels youth baseball success with flawless record and MVP honors
Twelve-year-old Otey, a pitcher with a 17 0 record and 10 saves in 2006 07, starred in the USSSA 11 and under World Series in Tennessee. He hit 10 home runs, batted .667 with a .767 on base, and earned all tournament team and MVP on offense while balancing Little League, Rivercats, and Titans play.
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Christopher Otey
Otey
Tennessee
Sandlick Road
Princeton
North Carolina Rivercats
Yadkin County
N.C
West Virginia Titans
Teays Valley
Charleston
Princeton Devil Rays
Keith Rose
Mike Skeens
Joe Boyette
Tim Howard
Chris Holden
Rivercats
Larry Pickering
Joyce Otey
East Coast
Titans
Virginia
Hurley breaks 11-game skid with double OT win over Ervinton
Hurley freshman William Rawlings scored a 10 yard TD on the final play of the second overtime to lift Hurley past Ervinton 20-14 at Nelson Memorial Field. The win ends an 11 game losing streak, with Hurley overcoming four fumbles and five ejections in a tense night. Senior Scottie Hurley led with 162 rushing yards for Ervinton, while Clinton Justus and Gary Blankenship directed Hurley’s offense through the extra periods.
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Lloyd
Daily Telegraph
Grundy
Hurley
William Rawlings
Ervinton Rebels
Nelson Memorial Field
Scottie Hurley
Clinton Justus
Gary Blankenship
Matt Justus
Greg Tester
Rebels
Ervinton
Adam Rose
Tester
Cole Stacy
Todd Hurley
Robbie Rose
Tyler Meade
Meade
Rawlings
Rose
James Kiser
Ryan Milgrim
Clint Justus
Brandon Justus
John Layne
Stricker Ends 6 1 2 Year Win Drought At Barclays
Stricker birdied four of his last five holes for a 2-under 69 to win The Barclays by two strokes over K J Choi at 16 under 268. He claimed $1.26 million, climbed atop the FedEx Cup standings, and celebrated amid tears after finally ending a 146-tournament drought.
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N.Y
Steve Stricker
Stricker
Barclays
K.J. Choi
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