Guthrie dropped from NASCAR Landmark Award nominees
Janet Guthrie, first woman to qualify for Daytona 500 and Indianapolis 500, was removed from the five nominees for NASCARs Landmark Award. Anne B France and Norma Dusty Brandel remain the only two women in the NASCAR Hall of Fame, with Guthrie replaced by Edsel Ford II, Joseph Mattioli, and Mike Helton on the Landmark ballot. The nominating committee meets during Speedweeks to pick Hall of Fame and Landmark nominees.
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Charlotte
N.C
Janet Guthrie
Nascar
Guthrie
Anne B. France
Norma
Dusty” Brandel
France
Bill France Sr
Speedway Corp
Anne France
Hall of Fame
ISC
Lesa France Kennedy
Barney Hall
Motor Racing Network
Hall
Brandel
Edsel Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Pocono Raceway
Joseph Mattioli
Mike Helton
Associated Press
Helton
Pocono
Mattioli
France Kennedy
Jill Gregory
Lowe’s Motor Speedway
Concord
Rusty Burroughs
Fleetwood and Bradley share lead at The Players Championship
Keegan Bradley and Tommy Fleetwood are tied at 7-under 65 after a day of record eagles and notable holes at TPC Sawgrass. Tiger Woods faltered with a late bogey stretch, Emiliano Grillo nearly sank the island-green, and Ryan Moore notched the ninth hole-in-one on 17 as Rory McIlroy and others posted strong rounds.
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Tiger Woods
Emiliano Grillo
Ryan Moore
TPC Sawgrass
Harris English
Khadech Aphibarmrat
Keegan Bradley
Tommy Fleetwood
Bradley
Eagle
Fleetwood
Woods
Bribery scandal hits coaches of lower tier sports
Federal indictments unveil a college admissions scheme in which coaches from Georgetown Wake Forest Stanford and Texas face charges for steering non-revenue sport recruits to colleges. The article details bribe schemes including a $60,000 parking lot payment and $2.7 million in bribes tied to Georgetown tennis. It notes salaries and pressure on coaches in lower profile programs and explains how athletic recruitment slots influence admissions outcomes.
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Austin
Texas
Gordie Ernst
Georgetown University
Wake Forest
Bill Ferguson
Stanford
John Vandemoer
NCAA
America
Nellie Drew
University At Buffalo School of Law
Michael Center
Tom Herman
Drew
Center
Ernst
Michelle Obama
Maria
Sasha
Georgetown
Kinzler Returns to Beam, Sets High Standard for Team
After an extended break, Kinzler returned to competition with renewed power from running, lifting, and pole vaulting. She now shows strong balance on the beam, aided by training with Kylee Vanderbeek and sister Mayleigh. Coach Schaafsma calls her comeback inspirational for the team.
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Kinzler
Kylee Vanderbeek
Mayleigh
Tami Schaafsma
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