Earnhardt Jr Faces Debate Over Offseason Racing Risks
Dale Earnhardt Jr was released from a California hospital after second degree burns from a Corvette crash during a practice for the American Le Mans Series at Infineon Raceway. The incident sparks debate on NASCAR drivers racing in other series as sponsors weigh risks to star racers and team investments.
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Fresh faces lift U S track for Athens Olympics
USA Track and Field released a roster of 32 athletes under 25 for the Athens Games. Teens Allyson Felix and Sanya Richards anchor a youth surge after a trial finish that highlighted rising sprint and distance talent.
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Open champ from small town shocks world at British Open
OQUAWKA Ill Todd Hamilton a 38 year old PGA Tour rookie who grew up on a 9 hole farm country course won the British Open beating Ernie Els in a playoff finishing 10 under. Hamilton who practiced with father made clubs from a hacked saw and overcame years of to qualify finally earning the Claret Jug to the delight of his Mississippi River town of about 1500 residents.
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Pirates to Host 2006 All-Star Game in Pittsburgh
Sources say the Pittsburgh Pirates will host MLBs 2006 All-Star Game at PNC Park on July 11. Major announcements were expected from Commissioner Bud Selig at a news conference with team officials in attendance.
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Tagliabue to lead NFL through 2007 season
Paul Tagliabue will remain NFL commissioner through the end of the 2007 season after a unanimously approved extension. The deal, reportedly around 8 million dollars per year, aims to ensure stability during upcoming television and labor negotiations. Tagliabue, 67 at expiry, has led the league since 1989, succeeding Pete Rozelle.
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Outlook strong for thoroughbreds at Kentucky sale
Lexington report notes the yearling market is improving with stronger economy and Smarty Jones hype boosting sentiment. Buyers showed more interest, with a $450,000 Forest Camp colt selling late in the day, while consignors praise early market strength and optimism following MRLS impact last year.
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