Spurs Dominate Sonics In Game 1 Of Second Round
San Antonio jumped to a large first half lead and held on to beat Seattle 103-81 as Ray Allen and Vladimir Radmanovic left with ankle injuries in the second quarter. Parker scored 29, Duncan 22 with Robbins 16, while Seattle’s Lewis led with 19.
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Weight rules aim to curb dangerous weight cuts in wrestling
Wrestling officials moved to limit rapid weight loss after three college wrestlers died within a month in 1997. New NFHS rules require hydration and body fat testing, with minimum weights set at 7 or 12 percent body fat and a maximum 1.5 percent weekly weight loss. Costs and methods vary, but plans must be in place within two years to reassure parents and bolster sport growth.
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Giacomo eyes Preakness as rivals loom in tight field
After a record Derby trifecta and superfecta payouts, Giacomo faces a strong, shifting Preakness field. Zito notes regrouping as Bellamy Road fades. Tim Ritchey, Kiaran McLaughlin, and trainer Todd Pletcher name contenders and maybes. Belmont remains a doubt for a Triple Crown, with many horses likely to challenge in Baltimore. Beth Harris contributed to the AP report.
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Associated Press
SAFER WALLS SAFER barrier details and history
SAFER walls are a joint safety initiative since 2000 for NASCAR and the Indy Racing League led by Dr. Dean Sicking and the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Rectangular steel tubing backed by foam blocks attaches to cement walls, with tubes 28 feet long and eight inches in diameter. The system extends up to 30 inches from the wall and uses 2 by 22 by 40 inch foam sheets to form 30 by 40 energy absorbing pylons.
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Indy Racing League
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
SAFER barrier to be installed at Kentucky Speedway
Kentucky Speedway will gain the SAFER Barrier System to protect drivers in crashes, with installation planned after the ARCA race. The $1 million project will fit inside the wall, using hollow steel tubing and polystyrene blocks to reduce g-forces by about 75 percent, aiming for completion by the Busch race on June 18.
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2005 Kentucky Speedway Schedule Overview
The Kentucky Speedway 2005 schedule lists events across June to September with ARCA Trucks ARCA RE/MAX NASCAR Busch and other series. Key dates include June 17 18 July 8 9 Aug 13 14 and Sept 10 featuring multiple races 150s 300s and 225s plus prerace concerts and TV coverage on FX SPEED ABC and ESPN. Season ticket and single event contact details are provided.
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Kentucky Speedway Cup bid hangs on market fit and plans
Cassis says a Cup date is still possible and vows to keep pushing while noting the track has invested since day one. Questions linger on whether independent Kentucky Speedway must merge with a major group to join the Cup circuit as ARCA Re/MAX opens its sixth season with the Bluegrass 150 and SAFER barrier additions.
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Jerry
Carroll
Tim McGraw
Nascar
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Kentucky Speedway
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