NASCAR Money Leaders Show Edwards Leading Through May 29
The Associated Press lists top earners across NASCAR Sprint Cup through May 29 led by Carl Edwards at $4,432,905, with Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch, Matt Kenseth, and Jimmie Johnson following. Nationwide and Camping World Truck money leaders through May 28 and May 20 show Edwards, Stenhouse Jr., and Kyle Busch atop those lists, with numerous drivers and earnings detailed for each series.
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Kevin Harvick
Kyle Busch
Matt Kenseth
Jimmie Johnson
Kurt Busch
Clint Bowyer
Tony Stewart
Denny Hamlin
Trevor Bayne
Juan Pablo Montoya
Jeff Gordon
Ryan Newman
Bobby Labonte
Regan Smith
Jamie McMurray
David Gilliland
Marcos Ambrose
AJ Allmendinger
David Ragan
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Greg Biffle
David Reutimann
Kasey Kahne
Brad Keselowski
Brian Vickers
Mark Martin
Joey Logano
Jeff Burton
Martin Truex Jr
Paul Menard
Dave Blaney
Travis Kvapil
Robby Gordon
Joe Nemechek
J.J. Yeley
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Reed Sorenson
Justin Allgaier
Elliott Sadler
Jason Leffler
Kenny Wallace
Jeremy Clements
Derrike Cope
Morgan Shepherd
Scott Wimmer
Timmy Hill
Robert Richardson Jr
Blake Koch
Ryan Truex
Jeff Green
Carl Long
Kevin Lepage
Dennis Setzer
Shelby Howard
Danica Patrick
Tim Andrews
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Donnie Neuenberger
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James Buescher
Sam Hornish Jr
Johnny Sauter
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Ron Hornaday Jr
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Matt Crafton
Austin Dillon
Clay Rogers
Todd Bodine
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Jason White
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Recount of Tuesday results across cities including Los Angeles and Oakland with wins by Chicago White Sox over Boston and N Y Yankees over Oakland. Tonight schedules feature Texas at Tampa Bay and Minnesota at Detroit among others along with AL batting leaders and pitching leaders for the season.
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Baseball results and week standings in the National League
Recap of recent NL games with scores including Washington over Philadelphia 10-2 and Milwaukee over Cincinnati 7-2, plus upcoming matchups across the league. Lists batting leaders, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, pitching records, strikeouts, and saves by team and player.
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Mavericks Fall To Heat In Game One Of Finals
Dallas trailed Miami 92 84 in the opening NBA Finals clash. Dirk Nowitzki scored 27 points, Shawn Marion added 16, while LeBron James led Miami with 24 as the Heat controlled the boards 59 to 46 and outpaced the Mavericks in scoring from beyond.
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Stanley Cup Final Preview Boston vs Vancouver
National Hockey League playoff action outlines a best of seven series between Boston and Vancouver. Games listed include Boston at Vancouver on June 4 and 6, Vancouver at Boston on June 8, a potential Friday game on June 10, with Boston at Vancouver concluding if needed.
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Nightly Sports TV and radio schedule highlights
Television and radio listings cover Major League Baseball from Angles and Royals to Twins vs Royals, NBA Finals Game 2 Mavericks vs Heat, NHL Stanley Cup Bruins at Canucks, and NCAA World Series games across ESPN2 and ESPN networks. Also includes French Open semifinals and a Minnesota Twins radio slot.
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Track Meet Results Highlight Local Athletes
Readable list shows finalists and participants across events 200 meter dash 1600 and 3200 meter runs. Names include Silva Garden City Granillo Moscow Annis Ulysses Smith Scott City Slaven So Gray Jimenez Hugoton Mehl Mendoza Bernasky Garden City Thomas Holcomb Pearson Scott City.
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Multiple college coaches, staff moves and MLB activity listed
Transaction list covers Cleveland Brittany Korth High Point Pat Tracy Kansas Carl Torbush LSU David Grewe Nebraska Cody Green Oklahoma City Claire Coggins Vassar Robert Wolter Virginia Tech Bill Old Wisconsin Michael Burcia Boston Red Sox Bobby Jenks Pan to Pawtucket Chicago Cubs Alfonso Soriano Tyler Colvin Cincinnati Reds Chad Reineke Louisville New York Mets Pat Misch Philadelphia Shane Victorino Mike Zagurski NBA Pistons sale approved to Tom Gores Platinum Equity
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Rockets hire Kevin McHale as coach
Houston agrees to terms with Kevin McHale to lead the Rockets. Lakers name Mike Brown as head coach. NHL club Atlanta Thrashers sold to True North Sports and Entertainment to relocate to Winnipeg next season. Ducks sign Sami Vatanen to a three year deal.
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