NASCAR Money Leaders Through Sept 16 AP Report
National money leaders in NASCAR Sprint Cup and Truck series listed with totals through Sept 16 and Sept 15. Jimmie Johnson leads Cup with 6.37 million, followed by Kenseth and Hamlin. Camping World Truck leader is James Buescher at 326,900.
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Jimmie Johnson
Matt Kenseth
Denny Hamlin
Tony Stewart
Kyle Busch
Brad Keselowski
Greg Biffle
Jeff Gordon
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Kevin Harvick
Carl Edwards
Ryan Newman
Martin Truex Jr
Clint Bowyer
Jeff Burton
Marcos Ambrose
Kasey Kahne
Aric Almirola
Jamie McMurray
Juan Pablo Montoya
Landon Cassill
Bobby Labonte
Regan Smith
Joey Logano
Paul Menard
Kurt Busch
David Ragan
Casey Mears
David Gilliland
Travis Kvapil
A J Allmendinger
Dave Blaney
Mark Martin
David Stremme
Joe Nemechek
Josh Wise
David Reutimann
Michael McDowell
J.J. Yeley
Sam Hornish Jr
Trevor Bayne
Scott Riggs
Mike Bliss
Stephen Leicht
Reed Sorenson
James Buescher
Timothy Peters
Ty Dillon
Justin Lofton
Johnny Sauter
Matt Crafton
Nelson Piquet Jr
Joey Coulter
Parker Kligerman
Todd Bodine
David Starr
John King
Paulie Harraka
Television Today and Sports Mix Sky Sports Schedule
A dense schedule lists pro baseball, soccer, and basketball games with teams like the Chicago White Sox, Kansas City Royals, New York Liberty, San Antonio Silver Stars, AC Milan, RSC Anderlecht, FC Barcelona, Spartak Moscow, Sporting Kansas City, New York Red Bulls, and United States vs Australia. Also includes college football BYU at Boise State, MLS D.C. United at Philadelphia Union, and various WNBA and NFL items with locations such as Milan Barcelona Harrison Chester Commerce City and more.
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Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
ESPN2
New York Liberty
San Antonio Silver Stars
AC Milan
RSC Anderlecht
Milan
Lombardy
Italy
ESPN
FC Barcelona
FC Spartak Moscow
Barcelona
Catalonia
Spain
MNT
MLS
Sporting Kansas City
New York Red Bulls
Harrison
United States
Australia
Commerce City
Colo
BYU
Boise State
D.C. United
Philadelphia Union
Chester
Youth Football and Volleyball Results Digest
Youth football results for Sept 16 and Sept 9 list multiple teams and scores across divisions DV and 5th 6th grade. Notable matchups include UniFirst 20 over Great Plains 16 and Regency Auto Group 35 over Premiere Alfalfa 0. Volleyball results dated Sept 15 feature pairings such as A&C Rentals over Aces 25-15 28-30 15-11 and Super Spikers over Fast Five Divas 25-13 25-14.
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DV Douglas
UniFirst
Great Plains Family Dentistry
ESE Alcohol
Midwest Well Pump
Faurot Ag Services
Pfizer Animal Health
Western Steele
Fairleigh Feedyard
Americanimplement
Palmer Mfg & Tank Inc
Commerce Bank
Pizza Hut
Johnson Inc
Doll Farms
Walmart
Regency Auto Group
Premiere Alfalfa
RT Sporting Goods
Scott City Record
Western State Bank
Midwest
Joe Amos
TLC
Fairleigh
American
Mple
Johnson Septic
Cattle Empire
Becky's Bridges
Morales Electric
Scott City
A&c
Aces
Mongeau L&c
Super Spikers
Fast Five Divas
el Rancho
Queens of the Court
Rocking Hitters
Sassy Bratz
Garden City and area prep and college game schedule
A dense slate of games across boys and girls sports and college teams. Events include Garden City at Dodge City in boys soccer, Cimarron and Garden City in girls tennis, multiple prep volleyball matches at Goodland and Holcomb, and college matchups for Garden City C C in soccer and volleyball plus rodeo and football lineups across Kansas venues.
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Meade
Washburn Rural
Greeley County Inn
Elkhart
Hugoton
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SFTL
Deerfield
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Rolla
South Gray
Bucklin
Ulysses
Liberal Holcomb Inc
Buffalo Dunes
Lakin
Goodland
Holcomb
SW Heights
Scott City
Garden City C.C
Colby C.C
Fowler
Dighton
Hoxie
Hays
Hill City
Satanta
Greeley County
Stanton County
Oakley
Wakeeney
Ingalls
Wichita County
Colby
Falcons Defeat Broncos 27 21 On Monday Night
Falcons force three interceptions in the first quarter and hold off Denver 27 21 as Matt Ryan throws his 100th TD pass. Roddy White gains 102 yards receiving while Julio Jones secures a late first down to seal the win. Peyton Manning struggles with multiple turnovers and a slow start.
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Falcons
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Willis McGahee
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Julio Jones
Atlanta
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Demaryius Thomas
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Tony Gonzalez
White
Michael Turner
Matt Bryant
McGahee
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Pittsburgh
Jacob Tamme
William Moore
Moore
Orlando Franklin
GCCC harriers place third and sixth at Colorado CC Inv
Garden City Community College cross country teams finished third for the men and sixth for the women at the Colorado College Invitational in Colorado Springs. Chris Zirkle led with 8th place in 27 23, Alfredo Lebron 13th, Nick Baca 16th, while Emilio Trujillo propelled Colorado Springs to the team title. The Buster women were led by Kelsey Geschwentner in 19th. In volleyball, GCCC went 4-1 in the Air Force Prep tournament, beating Air Force Prep 26 24 25 21 25 12 after a 19 25 13 25 22 25 loss to Dodge City. Overall record 11-11. next hosts Hutchinson at Perryman Athletic Complex.
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Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chris Zirkle
Alfredo Lebron
Nick Baca
University of Colorado-Colorado Springs
Emilio Trujillo
Air Force Prep
Lady Busters
Dodge City
GCCC
Busters
Hutchinson
Perryman Athletic Complex
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