Warriors lose Rush for season with torn ACL
Golden State forward Brandon Rush has a torn left ACL ending his season after 65 games last year and key stretch in Eagle. Rush suffered the injury dunking against Memphis, will undergo season ending surgery with at least nine months recovery ahead. Mark Bartelstein, Rush's agent, said Rush is devastated but confident in a strong comeback.
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Harvick Wins at Texas in Nationwide Championship Chase
Kevin Harvick claimed his fifth Nationwide win at Texas, leading 127 of 200 laps and moving within two spots of the series lead against Elliott Sadler and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Stenhouse battled a loose car to finish fourth, gaining on Sadler with two races left in Phoenix and Homestead.
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Arrests Made in Perez Case in Dominican Republic
Police in the Dominican Republic arrested three men in the killing of former major league pitcher Pascual Perez during an attempted home robbery. Investigations director Maximo Baez said one suspect confessed that he and four others planned the robbery, with two further suspects identified yet at large. Perez, 55, last played for the New York Yankees in 1991 and was found with severe head wounds after a hammer attack near Santo Domingo.
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Westwood and Oosthuizen tied for third round lead at HSBC Champions
Lee Westwood fired an 11 under 61 to share the third-round lead with Louis Oosthuizen in Shenzhen. Oosthuizen, the 2010 British Open champ, followed a 70 with the chase at 18 under 198 alongside Westwood. Phil Mickelson sits three behind after a 66.
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Lee Bo-mee Leads Mizuno Classic With 8-Under 64
Lee Bo-mee surged to an eight under 64 in the second round in Shima Japan to take a four stroke lead over South Korea and the rest of the field at the Mizuno Classic.
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Lehman Leads Schwab Cup With Late Birdie
Tom Lehman surged to the lead in the Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Scottsdale after an 8 under 62 final hole birdie, placing him one stroke ahead of Fred Couples as he pursues consecutive season points titles. Mariano Rivera announced plans to return to the New York Yankees next season after recovering from a knee injury.
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Fort Larned wins $5 million Classic at Breeders' Cup
Fort Larned, a 9-1 long shot, led all the way to win the Classic by a half-length in 2:00.11 for 11/4 miles at ArcapsiA California. Brian Hernandez Jr. celebrated his 27th birthday with the victory as Game On Dude faded to seventh. Macho Macho Man took second and Flat Out was third in a race where just four favorites prevailed. Bill Mott, who trained Drosselmeyer to win last year, saw another top showing.
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Kansas Men Face Washburn In 7 PM Basketball Matchup
Kansas University hosts Washburn in a 7 p.m. nonconference men’s basketball game. The contest marks a test for both programs with local interest high and potential season momentum on the line.
CM Punk slugs a spectator sparks wrestling debate
In the Omaha World Herald Brad Dickson notes an ironic moment when CM Punk accidentally hits a fan, the lone attendee leaving the arena believing wrestling is real. The incident stirred debate over authenticity and fan perception in the sport.
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Wilt Chamberlain nets 44 as Warriors top Pistons 136 121
Wilt Chamberlain scores 44 points in a 136 121 win over the Detroit Pistons. He also sets an NBA record by missing all 10 free throws. The game highlights from 1960 show Philadelphia’s victory and the unique free throw missom.
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