Mosley repels Vargas in decisive sixth round rematch
In Las Vegas, Shane Mosley overwhelmed Fernando Vargas with a left hook, winning by knockout at 1:38 of the sixth round to reclaim bragging rights in their rematch. Mosley improves to 43-4 with 37 KOs, while Vargas falls to 26-4 as the fight ends a largely one-sided battle.
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Busch secures first 2006 NASCAR win at Loudon
Kyle Busch wins the Lenox Industrial Tools 300 at New Hampshire International Speedway in Loudon after leading 107 of 308 laps. Crew chief Alan Gustafson helps the Hendrick Motorsports No. 5 team bounce back from a difficult 2005 season and outlast a late cautions-filled finish involving Vickers Bowyer and Waltrip.
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Krug Wins Garden City Open Tennis Final
Garden City native Chad Krug defeated Moyers in the Open final as Moyers recalled memories from his 24th Garden City Men's Open appearance. Local players dominated the event with Galia Wurst and the Krug father-son duo claiming round-robin titles in doubles and mixed play.
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Former presidents sues Barton County tied to scandal
Henry said Friday none of the defendants had been served yet and no comments would be made except in an answer to the lawsuit to be filed in US District Court in Wichita. Former athletic director Neil Elliott's trial on charges tied to the scandal is set for July 25. Of six other defendants, Matthew B Skillman and David Campbell are on probation after pleas. Ryan Wolf Shane Hawkins Lashley Ryan Cross await sentencing.
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Dixon wins second IRL race of season at Nashville
Scott Dixon held off teammate Dan Wheldon to win the Firestone Indy 200 at Nashville Superspeedway. It marked Ganassi’s first 1 2 finish since joining IndyCar in 2003, trimming Sam Hornish Jr. points gap as Dixon moved within five. Wheldon led early, but Dixon protected the front, and Wheldon settled for second.
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