Intimidator stars in ESPN ride along ads
Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports NASCAR stars led by Dale Earnhardt appear in ESPN ride along commercials promoting NASCAR. Jeff Gordon Kyle Petty Mark Martin Dale Jarrett Rusty Wallace and others trade banter with cabbies players and a drummer as ESPN highlights the sport and drivers without helmets boosting mainstream recognition.
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Burton claims Miller Lite 400 pole at Michigan speedway
NASCAR driver Ward Burton took pole for the Miller Lite 400 with a speed of 181.561 mph at Michigan Speedway, ahead of Dale Jarrett and Rusty Wallace. Dale Earnhardt Inc announced a five year deal for Dale Earnhardt Jr, while a rainout halted Friday play at the Buick Classic.
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Maradona given suspended sentence in 1994 shooting case
Diego Maradona in Buenos Aires receives a two year suspended term for a 1994 shooting incident that involved four journalists from a local news agency. Also notes shifts in amateur hockey policy and a jockey's bid for reinstatement after a long suspension.
Varied Sports and Events Schedule Mixed Across Leagues
A dense listing shows multiple games and events across baseball hockey boxing football golf bowling soccer and racing. Notable matchups include Montreal vs Atlanta Detroit vs Washington and NBA finals Chicago vs Utah while World Cup and international fixtures feature Spain Nigeria Korea Mexico Netherlands Belgium and England Tunisia.
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Hogan Recaptures U S Open With Six Stroke Margin
The 1953 U S Open saw Ben Hogan win his fourth title, defeating Sam Snead by six strokes. Earlier, 1959 winner Billy Casper beat Bob Rosburg. Kathy Whitworth captured the 1971 LPGA Championship by four strokes over Kathy Ahern. Sergei Bubka set his 30th outdoor or indoor pole vault world record with 20 feet 0.5 inches, surpassing Paavo Nurmi’s 1920s mark.
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