Jesse Dominates Week Across Rodeos Sealing Three Crowns
Prineville rider Jesse earned over 14000 last week winning bareback at Hermiston Oregon and taking top honors at the 63rd Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo in Colorado Springs Colorado. He also placed second and third at the Omak Stampede in Washington and sits fourth in world standings with $58155.
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Ony Jesse
Prineville
Ore
Farm City
Hermiston
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jesse
Silver Fox
Hank Franzen
Moulin Rouge
John Growney
Houston
Pendleton
Trevor Brazile
Anson
Texas
Rockies face blackout disruption in New York series
Jay Payton and the Colorado Rockies endured the Northeast power outage that halted a Mets game and two WNBA games. Payton noted a similar blackout the night before in Montreal as the team prepared for a series at Shea Stadium. Teammate Denny Stark described a close elevator call during the outage.
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Montreal
Colorado
New York
Jay Payton
Colorado Rockies
Rockies
Olympic Stadium
Canada
Ohio
Michigan
San Francisco
New York Mets
Cleveland
Toledo
Giants
Shea Stadium
Philadelphia
Payton
Manhattan
Shea
Adam Bernero
Times Square
Denny Stark
Willets Point
Northeast
Duval exits early as Baddeley late to tee time
In a steamy Oak Hill round, David Duval quit after four holes due to a back injury and shot 80, while Aaron Baddeley arrived 40 seconds late incurring a two shot penalty. Phil Mickelson led at 66 with Rod Pampling, as Tiger Woods struggled to a 74 and Duval slipped 16 over through 22 holes.
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Rochester
N.Y
David Duval
Aaron Baddeley
Duval
Baddeley
Phil Mickelson
Mickelson
Rod Pampling
Tiger Woods
Billy Andrade
Oak Hill
Roush Aims for First Championship As Kenseth Leads
Brooklyn based Roush Racing sits 258 points ahead of Dale Earnhardt Jr. with 14 races left as Matt Kenseth eyes a first NASCAR title at Michigan's GFS Marketplace 400. Owner Jack Roush trusts Kenseth’s consistency and recalls past near-misses, including Mark Martin’s 38 point gap to Tony Stewart and a 25 point deduction that altered the 1990 finish.
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Brooklyn
Mich
Jack Roush
Roush Racing
Matt Kenseth
Michigan International Speedway
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Roush
Mark Martin
Tony Stewart
Martin
Nascar
Dale Earnhardt
Kenseth
Consistency
New York
Matt
Royals still hanging on to first place
Kansas City owner David Glass relies on Tony Pena to stay positive as the Royals chase wins. In Pena's first full year, Kansas City has more victories and ticket sales than last season, with an 11-0 rout of the Yankees highlighting a resilient, injury-plagued lineup led by pitchers like Kevin Appier and players such as Aaron Guiel and Mendy Lopez. The team, with a $41 million payroll, swept a home series against New York, underscoring a magical season and Pena's impact.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
David Glass
Tony Pena
Carlos Beltran
Aaron Guiel
Desi Belaford
Mendy Lopez
Appier
Guiel
Lopez
Royals
New Yorkers
Mike Sweeney
Yankees
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Birch Negaard
Buffalo
S.C
Jake Barnes
Scottsdale
Ariz
Boogie Bay
Mohank
Cody Wright
Milford
Utah
Matt Shiozawa
Darlene Kasper
Bertram
Myron Duarte
Auburn
Wash
Scott Johnston
Gustine
Butch Rodeo
Mullin Hill
Wes Bilyeu
Ontario
Growney
Brad Goodrich
Stanfield
Shawn Greenfield
Lakeview
Charles Pogue
Ringling
Okla
Mike Beers
Powell Butte
Maureen Crossley
Blair Burk
Durant
Burk
Butch Thurman
Lethurman
Oregontrail
Ralph Bernhisel
Pampling
Woods
Oak Hill Country Club
Fortune
Pena
K.C
Brent Mayne
Curtis Leskanic
New York Yankees
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