Bowden resigns as Nationals GM amid probe cloud
Jim Bowden steps down as Washington Nationals general manager amid a federal investigation into skimming signing bonuses for Latin American prospects. Bowden, emotional and defiant, says the move is in the best interest of the team and baseball as Stan Kasten notes no immediate replacement.
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Vonn extends World Cup streak with fourth straight super-G win
Lindsey Vonn captures her fourth consecutive super-G victory in Bansko Bulgaria raising her overall lead near 400 points and closing in on the super-G title. She overcame a bruising training fall and a painful thumb injury while beating Fabienne Suter and Tina Maze who trailed by fractions.
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Hinrich Jersey Retirement Highlights Kansas Legend
Iowa native Kirk Hinrich had his Kansas jersey retired during a halftime ceremony in a Kansas Missouri rivalry game. A Sioux City product, Hinrich led Kansas to 2002 and 2003 Final Fours and sits ninth in Kansas scoring with 1,753 points while ranking high in assists and steals. He thanked teammates and Roy Williams as Nick Collison watched from the crowd.
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Ex-Michigan QB Mallett arrested for public intoxication
Fayetteville police booked Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett on a public intoxication charge early Sunday near campus. He was released on bond about an hour later. Coach Bobby Petrino said Mallett would face internal discipline as spring practice begins March 24.
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Busch wins Las Vegas race from back as he conquers field
Kyle Busch started last after an engine change and fought through 285 laps to win his first Las Vegas Cup race. He moved from 11th to the front on the final stretch, claiming a dominant victory and kissing the finish line amid celebratory smoke.
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