Wings poised to clinch Cup in Game 5 showdown
Detroit faces the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup finals hoping to seal their all time great status. Veteran stars Hasek Hull Robitaille and Slegr seek title glory as Detroit’s aging core battles to lift the Cup before potential roster changes. Carolina coaches and players promise a strong counter from a disciplined, close approach while awaiting key suspension news.
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Stewart earns cheers flow as boos fade at NASCAR race
Tony Stewart, once a magnet for boos, says crowd reactions are easing though not gone. He sees the shift as a sign of change while acknowledging ongoing scrutiny from fans and media. Stewart notes he now speaks more freely, keeping temper private and venting to close crew rather than in public.
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Chapmanville coach Danny Godby retires after 34 years
Chapmanville High School boys basketball coach Danny Godby will retire after 34 years in Logan County. He plans to resign at Thursday night’s school board meeting and will continue teaching. Godby, who has 250 plus wins, coached Chapmanville 1979-84 and 1991 through last season, with earlier stints at Logan High and a pro baseball background in Reds and Cardinals organizations.
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U.S. Open opens on Bethpage Black a brutal test
At Bethpage State Park the Black Course earns its fearsome reputation as a public layout hosting the U S Open. Players including Woods and Duval call it the toughest major venue in memory, with 7 214 yards of length, brutal rough, and two winding 492 and 499 yard par fours testing every facet from nerves to long iron play.
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Kim Leads Evian Masters After Round One
Mi Hyun Kim shot 6 under par 66 to lead the Evian Masters by one stroke on a calm, sunny day in Evian les Bains. Mhairi McKay and Carin Koch tied for second at 67, with Annika Sorenstam among seven at 68 and Se Ri Pak at 71. Karrie Webb stood at 73 as players chased World Cup distractions and golf goals.
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