Yawney Hired as Chicago Blackhawks Coach
Trent Yawney, 39, named new coach of the Chicago Blackhawks replacing Brian Sutter. He comes from the AHL Norfolk Admirals where he guided the team for five years to five straight playoff appearances. Sutter led the Hawks to a 91-118-37 record and a single playoff in 2002.
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Bobcats Sign Felton May Top Draft Picks
Charlotte adds Raymond Felton and Sean May, both first round picks from North Carolina, as Felton averaged 12.9 points and 6.9 assists last season while May earned Final Four MVP honors with 26 points and 10 rebounds in the title game.
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McMurray to leave Ganassi for Roush Racing in 2007
Charlotte NC Ja mie McMurray will leave Chip Ganassi Racing after his contract expires to drive the No. 6 car for Roush Racing in 2007. Roush did not name a driver yet while McMurray is pending. Mark Martin retires from Nextel Cup racing at season end, opening a coveted seat.
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DeWitt Central Wins Wamac Softball Crown
DeWitt Central swept West Delaware 4-0 in the nightcap to clinch the Wamac Conference title and East Division crown. West Delaware won the opener 6-1. The Sabers improved to 37-7 overall and 20-2 in league play, while the Hawks stood 35-6 and 19-3.
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Armstrong Survives Wet Stage in Tour de France
Lance Armstrong finished 32nd in stage six from Troyes to Nancy as rain and slick roads caused crashes near the finish. Lorenzo Bernucci won the stage with Alexandre Vinokourov second and Armstrong extending his overall lead amid fatigue and weather challenges.
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Tour de France Stage Six From Troyes to Nancy in Rain
Lorenzo Bernucci of Fassa Bortolo won Stage Six in 4 12 52 amid slippery roads and a late crash near the finish. Vinokourov of T Mobile finished second with Forster of Gerolsteiner seven seconds back. Armstrong remained yellow with a 62 second lead. Next stage runs 142 miles from Luneville to Karlsruhe across the German border.
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