Allmendinger wins Grand Prix of Cleveland
A.J. Allmendinger won the Grand Prix of Cleveland, his second straight victory, after a first lap incident that elim inated Sebastien Bourdais. He finished 3.213 seconds ahead of Bruno Junqueira, with Oriol Servia third as only 11 of 18 finish. Dan Clarke and Mario Dominguez tangled on the final lap.
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Bruno Junqueira
Oriol Servia
Dan Clarke
Mario Dominguez
Expansion talk grows for NCAA basketball tournament
In Orlando meetings the basketball committee weighs enlarging the field from 65 to 128 teams driven by Mason’s run and bids for postseason security. Coaches like Boeheim back limited expansion while Shaheen and Brand see little support for change.
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Jim Haney
National Association of Basketball Coaches
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Syracuse
Jim Boeheim
Boeheim
Dayton
Ohio
Myles Brand
Greg Shaheen
Shaheen
Lagat sweeps 1500 and 5000 at US track championships
Bernard Lagat becomes first to win both 1500 and 5000 meters at the US championships, outkicking Gabe Jennings in the 1500 final to finish in 3 minutes 39.29 seconds. six athletes posted world leading marks as storms paused events. Hurricanes ink Peter Laviolette to five year deal worth at least 1 million per season after first Stanley Cup.
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Bernard Lagat
U.S
Gabe Jennings
Lashinda Demus
Dominique Arnold
Walter Davis
Wallace Spearman
Khadevis Robinson
Tara Harris
Raleigh
N.C
Hurricanes
Peter Laviolette
Gordon breaks win drought at 2006 Darlington race
Jeff Gordon surged from behind to win at Darlington Raceway, his first NASCAR Sprint Cup victory since June 2004 after labonte led part of the race with a fuel strategy. Gordon passed Terry Labonte on lap 88 and held off Ryan Newman, with Greg Biffle, Kurt Busch, Carl Edwards and Jeff Burton finishing in the top seven. Labonte drove for Hall of Fame Racing co owned by Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman.
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Ken Schrader
Tom Hubert
Sterling Martin
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Gordon
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Terry Labonte
Labonte
Hall of Fame
NFL
Roger Staubach
Troy Aikman
Hendrick Motorsports
Ryan Newman
Greg Biffle
Kurt Busch
Carl Edwards
Jeff Burton
Beavers force deciding game in College World Series
Oregon State erased a 5-0 deficit with a seven run fourth inning and beat North Carolina 11-7 to force a deciding championship game. Bill Rowe drove in four as Gunderson pitched 5 1 3 innings in relief to secure the win.
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Bill Rowe
Oregon State
Beavers
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Southern California
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Wake Forest
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Kevin Gunderson
Tyler Graham
John Wallace
Chris Kunda
Shea McFeely
Matt Danford
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Scott Santschi
Federowicz
Gunderson
Jay Cox
Seth Williams
Matt Spencer
Chad Flack
Mike States
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