Bristol Sharpie 500 NASCAR results and Indy Grand Prix
The Associated Press reports NASCAR at Bristol Motor Speedway with Matt Kenseth winning the Sharpie 500 for 500 laps at 84.678 mph earning 360,536 dollars. Jeff Burton, Greg Biffle, Ricky Rudd, Rusty Wallace, Jeff Gordon, Mike Bliss, Tony Stewart, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Kurt Busch complete the top ten. IndyCar at Infineon Raceway sees Tony Kanaan the victor, Buddy Rice second, Alex Barton third, with Patrick Carpentier, Tomas Enge, Kosuke Matsuura, Scott Dixon, Dario Franchitti, Vitor Meira, and Jeff Bucknum in the top ten. Point standings list Stewart leading NASCAR and Wheldon atop the IndyCar series.
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Baseball results and standings from multiple leagues
A dense summary of recent MLB results with division standings and nightly scores across the American and National Leagues. Key outcomes include Yankees over Kansas City 8-7, Detroit routing Boston 12-8, Seattle defeating Chicago 9-2, and Oakland beating Baltimore 12-3, along with wildcard race lines and upcoming schedule notes. Also covered are NL results, minor league entries, college football scores, and Little League World Series linescores with team pools and semifinals.
On Tap Schedule and Weekend Baseball Notes
High school golf at 3 p m features Garden City at Hays. College soccer at 7 p m shows Barclay College visiting Garden City for men. Volleyball at 3 30 p m includes Oakley Phillipsburg Wichita County at Oberlin with more matches statewide. Various pro and MLS results follow with standings, scores, and weekend games from NFL to PGA and MLS through late Friday.
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Sandsage Bison Range to open in 2005 06 hunting seasons
The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks will open portions of the Sandsage Bison Range and Wildlife Area formerly Finney Game Refuge for the 2005 06 hunting seasons. The North Pasture is open Thursday through Oct 1 and Jan 17 through Jan 31 2006. Middle Pasture runs Sept 1 through Oct 1 and Oct 15 through Jan 31 2006, while South Pasture is open Oct 2 through Jan 31 2006. For info contact Tom Norman at 276 8886.
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Doves Wing Collection Drive Opens Sept Hunt
Wildlife and Parks announces a wing collection effort for mourning doves shot during the opening four days of hunting season from September 1 to 4. Hunters should bring the left wing from each dove to Sandsage Bison Range for a national survey linked to similar programs for ducks and geese.
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Gametime Today Sports Listings with Multiple Events
Baseball at 7 p.m. on ESPN features the Dodgers facing the Cubs. NFL preseason St Louis visits Detroit at 7 p.m. on ABC. U S Open tennis rounds begin at 10 a.m. on USA and 6 p.m. on USA in New York. Radio coverage includes Minnesota at Kansas City on KIUL 1240 AM at 6:30 p.m. WGN airs New York at 7 p.m. and USA at 6 p.m. the same tennis slate. WNBA playoffs Game 1 Indiana versus New York at 7 p.m. on ESPN2 and Seattle versus Houston at 9 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Walk-off homer lifts Hawaii to Little League title
West Oahu of Ewa Beach Hawaii won 7 to 6 over Willemstad Curacao in the Little League World Series final. Memea delivered a seventh inning walk-off homer after Hawaii tied the game in the sixth and seventh, clinching Hawaii's first LLWS title.
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National Football League Preseason in American Conference
National Football League preseason action outlined for the American Conference. The Associated Press provides a broad overview of teams, schedules, and likely outcomes ahead of the regular season, highlighting key matchups and expected contenders.
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Kansas player Rodrick Stewart hit in bar fight head injury
Kansas coach Bill Self said Rodrick Stewart required four staples in his head after a bar fight at Abe and Jake's Landing. Police reported no arrests. The school stated Stewart was struck with an object while leaving the club early Sunday.
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Broncos top Manning asPlummer, Anderson power 37 24 win
Denver outscored Peyton Manning and the Colts 37 24 in a preseason game led by Mike Anderson who ran for 159 yards and a 93 yard TD. Jake Plummer threw for two TDs and connected on key plays while Manning posted 206 yards and two scores in limited action.
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Clarett to be released by Broncos this week
Maurice Clarett will be released by the Denver Broncos later this week after a limited preseason, his agent said. The team planned to cut rosters to 65 by Tuesday. Clarett had accepted a contract with incentives but no signing bonus, potentially earning up to 7 million over four years.
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Chiefs fall to 0-3 with loss to Seahawks
Kansas City native Larry Johnson broke 97 yards for a Chiefs TD as Kansas City lost 23-17 to Seattle, dropping to 0-3 in the preseason. Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck threw for 254 yards and two scores while Darrell Jackson had 7 receptions for 99 yards and a TD. Trent Green started, then Jonathan Quinn played the rest, going 11 of 23 for 126 yards amid Green calf discomfort.
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Athletics, Giambi show off power in 10-3 win
Oakland Athletics surged back atop the AL West with a 10-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles as Scott Hatteberg Marco Scutaro and Mark Ellis homered off Dan Haren in seven strong innings Jason Giambi also added two homers and seven RBIs in a separate Yankees win: he surpassed 1 500 hits and 1 000 RBIs with two longballs against Zack Greinke The day featured multiple games including Mark Hendrickson winning in Florida and Aubrey Huff's two run homer for Tampa Bay while Hank Blalock drove in the winning run in Texas and Freddy Garcia struggled in Seattle Boston held a 1 1/2 game lead over New York in the AL East
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