2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup Schedule and Standings Snapshot
The list covers the 2009 Sprint Cup schedule from February through November with race names and locations in Daytona Beach Fontana Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas etc. It includes driver standings led by Tony Stewart Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson and formats for the Nationwide Series standings led by Kyle Busch Carl Edwards and Brad Keselowski.
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Fla
Kevin Harvick
Matt Kenseth
Fontana
Calif
Shelby
Las Vegas
Kyle Busch
Hampton
Kurt Busch
Bristol
Tenn
Martinsville
Jimmie Johnson
Samsung
Fort Worth
Texas
Jeff Gordon
Avondale
Ariz
Mark Martin
Talladega
Ala
Brad Keselowski
Crown Royal
Russell Friedman
Richmond
Darlington
S.C
Concord
N.C
Tony Stewart
David Reutimann
Dover
Del
Long Pond
LifeLock
Brooklyn
Mich
Denny Hamlin
Carl Edwards
Ryan Newman
Kasey Kahne
Juan Pablo Montoya
Greg Biffle
Clint Bowyer
Brian Vickers
Jeff Burton
Marcos Ambrose
Jamie McMurray
Joey Logano
Stater Bros
Scotts Turf Builder
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Pepsi
Lebanon
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Aaron's
David Ragan
Lipton Tea
Diamond Hill
Carquest Auto Parts
Mike Bliss
Federated Auto Parts
Dollar General
Joliet
Ill
Madison
Kroger
Indianapolis
US Cellular
Newton
Iowa
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Michigan
Jason Leffler
Justin Allgaier
Brendan Gaughan
Steve Wallace
WNBA results and Tour de France notes mixed in report
WNBA scores show Atlanta 91 over Minnesota 77 with Heldclaw leading for Atlanta and Hodges top scorer for Minnesota. other games include San Antonio 79 over Washington 78 and Phoenix 100 over Sacramento 81. Tour de France coverage lists stage results from Saint-Fargeau to class standings with Nocentini and Contador leading overall, plus the stage-by-stage plan through July.
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Connecticut
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Washington
Indiana
Chicago
Atlanta
Minnesota
Phoenix
Sacramento
Detroit
Seattle
Associated Press
Saint-Fargeau
France
Watan
Saint- 1
Mark Cavendish
Britain
Team Columbia-High Road
Tyler Farrar
United States
Garmin- Slipstream
Yauheni Hutarovich
Belarus
Francaise Des Jeux
Oscar Freire
Spain
Rabobank
Thor Hushovd
Norway
Monaco
Fabian Cancellara
Switzerland
Cancellara
Brigaoles
Plain
Marseille
la Grande-Motte
Cavendish
Montpellier
Astana
le Cap d’Agde
Perpignan
Thomas Voeckler
Gerona
Barcelona
Arcalis
Andorra
High Mountain
Brice Feilla
Rinaldo Nocentini
Italy
la Vella
Saint-Gaudens
Tarbes
Pierrick Fedrigo
Nocentini
Limoges
Issoudun
Vatan
Tonnerre
Vittel
Colmar
Besancon
Pontarlier
Verbier
Martigny
Bourg-Saint-Maurice
Bourg-Saint- Maurice
le Grand-Bornand
Annecy
Bourgoin- Jallieu
Aubenas
Montelimar
Mont Ventoux
Montereau-Fault- Yonne
Paris-Champs-Elysees
British Open first round highlights across golf and sports
Televised schedule lists the British Open first round from Turnberry in Scotland on TNT with an afternoon and late show. Lacrosse MLB and soccer events air on ESPN networks from Denver and Oklahoma City. Pro baseball and boxing coverage also appear with Rays Royals and Friday Night Fights in Las Vegas.
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Scotland
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United States
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Kansas City Royals
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Brookover Cup Sparks Weekend Golf at Southwind and Buffalo Dunes
Cody Paladino of Kensington Connecticut defeated Luke Guthrie of Quincy Illinois 3 and 2. Dan Sullivan of Pasadena California beat Steve Galko of Dallas Texas 2 and. The event features Top Golf matches at The Golf Club at Southwind with Friday through Sunday rounds including Saturday at Buffalo Dunes and multiple Brookover Cup pairings and results.
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Buffalo Dunes
Cody Paladino
Kensington
Conn
Luke Guthrie
Quincy
Ill
Ryan Perez
Ewa Beach
Hawaii
Dan Sullivan
Pasadena
Calif
Steve Galko
Dallas
Texas
Babe Ruth Hits 30th Homers As Yankees Top Browns
Babe Ruth breaks his own season home run record with 30 as the New York Yankees defeat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 2. Ruth finishes the season with 54 homers. Also noted is the 1920 Davis Cup sweep by the United States over Australia in five matches, led by Bill Tilden and Bill Johnston.
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Ruth
United States
Australia
U.S
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnston
Paul Runyan
Sam Snead
Rocky Graziano
Tony Zale
Chicago
Uruguay
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Betsy King
Nancy Lopez
Nick Faldo
Annika Sorenstam
Sweden
Meg Mallon
Jacques Rogge
Juan Antonio Samaranch
Las Vegas
Jermain Taylor
Bernard Hopkins
Hopkins
J.R. Todd
Tony Schumacher
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