Woods becomes a father after U S Open finish
Tiger Woods announced on his site that his wife Erin Woods gave birth to a daughter, Sam Alexis Woods, early Monday morning. Both mother and baby are reported to be well as Woods considers his schedule with upcoming tournaments and the Open season.
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Arrington Hurt in Motorcycle Crash in Maryland
LaVar Arrington, former Pro Bowl linebacker, was hospitalized with serious but not life threatening injuries after a motorcycle crash on a highway ramp in Cheverly Maryland. Police said he lost control and hit a guardrail. He was wearing a helmet and alcohol was not involved. He faces two citations for license issues and the crash.
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Indiana coach Terry Hoeppner dies of brain tumor at 59
Indiana University confirms football coach Terry Hoeppner died at Bloomington Hospital at 6:50 AM after battle with brain tumor. Hoeppner, 59, had two brain surgeries in 18 months and spent four months on medical leave. He leaves wife Jane, three children, and four grandchildren.
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Royals edge Cardinals as Encarnacion extends hit streak
Kansas City cruises past St Louis 5-1 in Busch Stadium as Encarnacion extends his hitting streak to 18 games. Perez solid over six innings, Dotel locks down the save, and German, Teahen, Buck, DeJesus contribute key hits. Bell praises Gordon’s leaping play.
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Yankees and Rockies face off in interleague challenge
Tulowitzki notes rival Jeter photo as New York aims to extend win streak. Rodrigo Lopez expects a tough test from the Yankees with Clemens on the mound. Francis, a Blue Jays fan, wants to beat New York for bragging rights. Jim Hurdle expects Yankee fans in force at the event.
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Hoyas regain two key players as Hibbert and Green return
Georgetown welcomes Roy Hibbert and another star back to campus after both initially signaling for the draft. Hibbert, a center, had rested his decision and Green, a Big East standout, averaged 14.3 points. The pair’s return boosts Georgetown’s Final Four hopes, while other underclassmen weigh eligibility and workouts before the April 29 deadline.
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Irvine Wins Longest CWS Game In History
Irvine defeated Fullerton in a marathon game that stretched into late innings. Eight hit batters and 32 runners left on base marked the affair as Irvine survived elimination. Oregon State beat Arizona State 12 6 as Mike States and three relievers limited ASU to seven hits.
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