Hunter Kelly laid to rest as family vows to fight Krabbe disease
Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly and Jill Kelly said they will never quit their fight after their eight year old son Hunter James Kelly died from Krabbe disease. The service featured photos, a green casket, and two giraffe stuffed animals as the family asked the public to support research and awareness.
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Iowa Board weighs tougher athlete academic rule
The Iowa State Board of Education will again study requiring high school athletes to pass all classes, starting fall 2006, a shift from the current rule of four classes with a D-minus or better. Proponents argue stronger standards ensure readiness for college and work, while opponents favor local control.
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Americans take top two in 400 hurdles at worlds
In Helsinki Felix Sanchez pulled up with a hamstring injury and ended his world title bid as Bershawn Jackson led James Carter to a 1 2 U S finish in 47 30 seconds under wet conditions. Kerron Clement missed a triple, Dai Tamesue took bronze. Justin Gatlin progressed to quarterfinals after a rain delay and a slow start.
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Jets rest Pennington Law for preseason opener against Lions
Jets coach Herman Edwards said Chad Pennington and cornerback Ty Law will not play in Friday’s preseason opener vs Detroit as both recover from injuries. Pennington is back at practice after a torn rotator cuff and Law underwent January ligament repair on a broken left foot.
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Busch faces uncertain future after 2005 NASCAR season
Wallace nears retirement from the No 2 Dodge as Busch weighs 2006 plans with Roush Racing. Penske and Ganassi weigh sponsor and driver options while Jamie McMurray is set for 2007 with Ganassi, leaving 2006 gaps at multiple teams.
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