Burton to race Chevys as Johnson leads rainout at Watkins Glen
Jeff Burton will join Richard Childress Racing next season replacing Dave Blaney while Jimmie Johnson takes the pole after Friday rainouts at Watkins Glen. Qualifying was washed out by Tropical Storm Charley aiding the weather impacted by Hurricane Charley with Gordon starting second and a crowded top 10 field. Burton vows no excuses as he prepares for Michigan in a new ride, while Roush reflects on the emotional release and Edwards steps into Burton's seat.
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Payton a no show in Boston amended trade
In a revised deal Lakers and Celtics altered terms after Gary Payton refused a Boston physical by Friday deadline. Boston waived the physical, allowing Jumaine Jones to join L.A. and dropping the second round pick requirement while Marcus Banks was removed from the swap.
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Oregon freshman Terrance Kelly shot dead
Richmond police say 18 year old Terrance Kelly, an incoming Oregon freshman and De La Salle High School graduate, was shot in the chest while in the driver seat of his car outside his brother's home. He died at the scene as investigators probe motive and suspects.
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Cardinals edge Braves to extend NL Central lead to 13 games
Woody Williams earned his sixth straight decision, allowing three hits and one run over seven innings as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Atlanta Braves 4-1 to widen their NL Central advantage. Albert Pujols and Larry Walker homered, Scott Rolen drew a leadoff walk for the first-inning score, and Jason Isringhausen locked down his 32nd save.
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Kentucky 100 at IRL race preview and pole note
At Kentucky Speedway the Infiniti Pro Series Kentucky 100 headlines Sunday with Camden driver Travis Gregg on pole after setting a track qualifying record at 190.398 mph. Gregg leads a slate of IRL events while Dan Wheldon, Helio Castroneves and Sam Hornish Jr. vie in the points standings near leader Rice.
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No excuses for Wilson in 14-5 loss to Padres
Reds pitcher Wilson allowed 6 runs, walked 4, failing to reach the fifth as San Diego built a 14 5 victory. Padres starter Brian Lawrence struggled early but the offense surged with 17 hits. Greene hit a 2 run homer and Loretta was hit by a pitch as Klesko added power, while Reds battles to stay competitive in NL Central.
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