Bill France Jr Giant of NASCAR Leadership and Legacy
France built Daytona speedway moved awards to New York and secured a billion dollar TV contract. Diagnosed with cancer in 1999 he died at 74 in Daytona Beach. He led NASCAR from regional roots to a global powerhouse while earning praise as a fiercely protective yet fair chairman.
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Nadal advances to French Open quarterfinal with Hewitt rout
Rafael Nadal overwhelmed Lleyton Hewitt 6-3 6-1 7-6(5) to move to 18-0 at Roland Garros and reach the quarterfinals. Nadal, 21, improved his 2007 run with eight straight sets, while Carlos Moya beat Jonas Bjorkman to reach the next round. Nadal eyes a potential semifinal with Roger Federer as he keeps his French title bid alive.
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Jordan praises LeBron James after Cavaliers reach finals
Michael Jordan lauds 22 year old LeBron James for leading the Cleveland Cavaliers past the Detroit Pistons to the Eastern Conference finals and their first finals in 37 years. He says James must show consistency by making the leap every night, not just in a few games.
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Clemens scratches debut as dad backs Yankees bid
In Asheville, Roger Clemens was scratched from his expected 2007 debut due to a fatigued groin. His son Koby Clemens, playing for Lexington, believes the veteran pitcher will help the Yankees rebound from a stubborn late start as the Tourists edge the Legends 6 5.
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Webb brothers reunite at Concord Athens after strong Liberty season
Kyle Webb joins brother Tyler at Concord in Athens for next season. The Class AA first team all state pitcher had a 7-6 record with a 1.69 ERA and 152 strikeouts in 87 innings. He capped his year with a 10-0 perfect game against Westside and helped Liberty win Region 3, Section 3 before losing in the region final. Webb also earned a North-South All-Star invite in Charleston.
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Richlands Bears aim to advance as top hitters shine
Richlands loaded on offense led by Barnett and .411 hitter Kris Null with 35 RBIs and three homers. Key performers include Shane Wicks, Caleb Jennings, and Nick Pruett as Hidden Valley visits with 16-10 record and Region III crown. Titans' Mikey O'Brien and Jason Divers pace post season. Divers has nine homers and 41 RBI. Strong notes tough test for Hidden Valley, while pitcher dominance from Justin Grimm noted.
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Tazewell Faces Cave Spring After Tough Virginia High Defeat
Tazewell braces for Cave Spring with key scorers Allie Hunter Breanne Vencill Cara Cecil Abbey Kitts and Laken McReynolds returning. Hunter led with 140 goals but laments a sluggish performance against Virginia High. Coach Cecil notes need for balance and stronger midfield support as team aims to rebound and advance.
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