NHL suspends Brad May 20 games for head slash
Brad May was suspended 20 games by the NHL for a slash to the head of Steve Heinze, costing about 120000 in salary. Heinze required nine stitches but was not seriously hurt. May called the act unintentional and said he acted after a backcheck.
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Waltrip ends NASCAR driving career to join Fox booth
Darr ell Waltrip retires after 29 seasons as a top NASCAR figure. The Owensboro native, once booed and mocked, becomes a Winston Cup favorite in the Fox broadcast booth as NASCAR negotiates a 28.8 billion TV deal with NBC Fox and Turner. He remains tied for third with 84 career wins, last in 1992.
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Atlanta Motor Speedway
Cale Yarborough
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Owensboro
Big Bill France
France
Bill France Jr
NBC
Turner
Waltrip Ends era with Atlanta sendoff and accolades
Darrell Waltrip retires after a storied Winston Cup career highlighted by 84 victories and three titles. Fans booed and cheered as he and rivals like Yarborough shaped NASCAR, with Waltrip noting the end of his racing chapter while acknowledging his impact on the sport.
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Waltrip
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Yarborough
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Openers fate burden for Bluder delays Iowa debut
Iowa women face a late start for Lisa Bluder's regu lar-season debut vs Marquette as the opener is pushed to 8 p.m. after Iowa volleyball vs Michigan State, with Bluder noting scheduling constraints and no options to move games. Cara Consuegra and teammates have extra warmup time.
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Consuegra welcomes parents for Hawkeyes home opener
Iowa senior Cara Consuegra will play in Carver-Hawkeye Arena with two special fans watching. Her parents travel from Mount Airy Maryland to attend games against Marquette and Utah as Iowa seeks extra prep time after just one exhibition in the preseason.
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California prep picks Hawkeyes
Arizona born Lindsay Geoffrey from Los Alamitos Calif signs with Iowa joining Jamie Cavey from Mechanicsville as Hawkeyes freshmen. Coach Lisa Bluder notes height and guard depth addressed adding two new players and mentions other signees Kristi Faulkner Jenna Armstrong and April Calhoun. Geoffrey praised for run, touch and potential strength to improve team.
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Jamie Cavey
Mechanicsville
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Cavey
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Jamie
Bruder
Jenna Armstrong
Stockton
April Calhoun
New Hope
Minn
Kristi Faulkner
University of Illinois
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Carey
North Ce
ISU Tops Global Sports in Exhibition Tilt
Iowa State defeated Global Sports 91-85 as Paul Shirley led with 27 points and Kantrail Horton added 20 including six second half 3s. Kwame Evans scored 20 for Global Sports and Kevin Norris had 17 with late 3s. ISU opens regular season versus Morningside.
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Paul Shirley
Iowa State
Global Sports
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Cyclones
Kwame Evans
Kevin Norris
Morningside
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