Stewart undergoes surgery after sprint car crash in Iowa
Tony Stewart underwent successful surgery to repair a broken right tibia and fibula from a sprint car crash in Iowa. He will need a second operation and remains hospitalized with no timetable for his return. Stewart-Haas named Max Papis as substitute driver for Sundays race at Watkins Glen.
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Commentary on PED silence in professional basketball
The opinion argues the NBA ignores steroid scandals as MLB pursues drug cheats, citing Biogenesis links and unnamed NBA players on the client list. It questions Congress for answers, compares NBA drug testing to cycling, and claims the league is a PED breeding ground despite high salaries and fewer roster spots.
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Woods Poised To End Major Drought At PGA Championship
Tiger Woods arrives at Oak Hill after a seven shot win at a World Golf Championship. He pages greens with chipping and putting practice and discusses Middleton Stricker tips as he seeks his 15th major amid a five win season. The piece links his drought with knee surgery and personal tabloid-era issues. Riley Cooper returns to the Philadelphia Eagles after a video surfaced showing a racial slur. He was fined and sought counseling after the incident.
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CSU extends Eustachy through 2017-18 with options
Colorado State head coach Larry Eustachy signs a new contract to stay through 2017-18 with three options. He led CSU to a school record 26 wins and an NCAA tournament win over Missouri, helped the Rams enter the AP Top 25, and became the only coach to guide five schools to 24 or more wins in a season. Salary rises to 910000 plus 2 percent annually with bonuses for 20 wins, conference title, and NCAA bid.
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Heat to Open Title Defense Against Bulls in NBA Start
The Miami Heat will open their title defense against the Chicago Bulls on October 29, as Derrick Rose is expected to return. An all Los Angeles doubleheader follows with the Lakers home opener without Dwight Howard and the Clippers' first with Doc Rivers.
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KSU coach Hill signs new contract after record season
Kansas State baseball coach Brad Hill receives a five year deal worth 1.735 million total with an average annual pay of 292000 and retention incentives of 125000 through 2014 and 150000 through the contract’s life, replacing his previous five year pact after 2010.
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U S Men Absent From Top 20 In ATP Rankings
Montreal report notes no American men in the top 20 for the first time in 40 years as John Isner, seeded 20th, loses to Vasek Pospisil 5-7 7-6 7-6 at Rogers Cup. The decline follows Wimbledon where no U S men reached the third round, a first in 101 years at Wimbledon.
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Royals Play Minnesota and Boston Games This Week
The Royals schedule two home games this week, facing Minnesota at 7 10 p m Thursday against Boston at 7 10 p m and Sporting KC meets Estadio Independencia at 9 p m with a busy timetable for local teams.
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Sutton edges Nicklaus to win 1983 PGA Championship
Hal Sutton overcame three straight bogeys to edge Jack Nicklaus by one stroke and win the PGA Championship. The recap notes a 1983 victory, with emphasis on Sutton’s final round resilience and the tournament outcome.
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