Kenseth Claims Darlington Southern 500 Victory
Matt Kenseth passed teammate Kyle Busch with 13 laps left to win his first Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. Busch led 265 of 367 laps but faded to sixth as Kenseth notched his 27th Sprint Cup win, with Wally Brown on the pit box and Ratcliff suspended previously. Denny Hamlin, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, and Kevin Harvick followed in the top positions.
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Commentary on expanded instant replay in baseball
AP Sports columnist argues expanded instant replay is coming but won’t fix deeper umpiring problems. He cites two costly calls in Houston and Cleveland, criticizes arrogance and rule ignorance, and predicts future use will test umpires’ willingness to admit mistakes.
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Lingmerth Leads The Players Amid Woods Garcia Tensions
Swedish rookie David Lingmerth tops the leaderboard at The Players Championship after a day delayed by storms. Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia, their feud intensifying after a second-hole incident, trail two shots behind as darkness halts play with Henrik Stenson nearby.
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Ex Jets receiver Sauer dies at 69 in Ohio
George Sauer, a wide receiver on the Jets’ 1969 Super Bowl championship team, died at 69 after a long Alzheimer’s battle in Westerville, Ohio. He caught eight passes from Joe Namath in the famous 16-7 upset over the Colts.
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Former Steeler Butler Dies at 85 in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame defensive back Jack Butler died Saturday after a lengthy battle with a staph infection. He was 85 and had been hospitalized for months as the infection plagued him off and on since his retirement in 1959.
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Alabama lands Texas Tech coach Kristy Curry after departure
Kristy Curry leaves Texas Tech after a 21-11 season and 130-98 in seven years to take over Alabama women's basketball. Kirby Hocutt confirmed Curry resigned to become the Crimson Tide coach as Alabama had recently reassigned Wendell Hudson to an administrative role. Alabama's SEC record under Hudson was 14-64 in five seasons.
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Kansas City Sports Calendar Headlines Full Roundup
Regional boys golf at Alvamar Golf Course starts Monday at 8 a.m. Royals host New York Yankees at 1 10 p.m. versus Los Angeles Angels at 9 05 p.m. for a busy day of regional action and major league baseball.
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NHL Playoff Series Tied With Uneven Odds
Capitals and Bruins fighting to break 3 3 tie as series moves toward decisive game. Miami leads discussions in random lines while Rangers, Golden State referenced in scattered caps. Newswire style notes uneven betting and tension build in playoff atmosphere.
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Ernie Banks hits 500th homer in Cubs win at Wrigley
In a 4-3 Chicago Cubs victory over Atlanta at Wrigley Field, Ernie Banks connected for his 500th career home run off pitcher Pat Jarvis.
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