Ambrose Embraces NASCAR Dream From Tasmania to Busch Series
Marcos Ambrose left Australia to chase NASCAR success, rising to sixth in Busch Series points after seven races as the top non Nextel Cup driver. He learned the ropes, tested with Wood Brothers, and now competes with Kingsford Charcoal and Aussie Vineyards backing him in Cup races while balancing family life in Charlotte.
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Broncos star Darrent Wilson eyes comeback after neck injury
The former Broncos leader says he would return if doctors clear him, reflecting on a career with 21.5 sacks and five interceptions. Teammates recall his impact, funerals for Darrent Williams and Damien Nash, and a wake-up call after he skipped offseason conditioning. If the neck injuries end his playing days, he aims for the Ring of Fame and a final salute.
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Boston runner returns to marathons with sister support
Jackson said turning 40 brought weight gain and sparked a comeback with his sister. He ran four marathons last year, finishing the final one at Thanksgiving, rested in December, and began Boston training in January. He believes his training is solid and ready to race. Greg Mast can be reached at sports ottawaherld com.
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Middle School OMS Invitational Tracks Top Performers
Seventh grade girls edge in points with Dodd and Birzer in field events while Ottawa claims multiple relays and Baldwin tops sprint times. Eighth grade and seventh grade divisions show Ottawa and Wellsville teams posting fast relays and strong distances across 100s, 200s, and 1,600s with Morgan, Bittner, and Dodd among top scorers.
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Coover
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Sylvester
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Central Heights sweeps Prairie View in baseball doubleheader
Central Heights baseball posts a doubleheader sweep over Prairie View, winning 13 2 in game two after a 3 2 opener. Tyler Barkdoll held the opposition to three hits in the first game. Jordan Welch spun a two hitter in five innings in relief.
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Prairie View
Vikings
Tyler Barkdoll
Jordan Welch
Freyee Thay Geecy
Pam Johnston
Kelly Higbie
Lori Ewart
Ottawa
Tabor
NCAA backtracks on clock rules for 2005 style play
Indianapolis AP reports the NCAA football rules panel approved two timing changes for next season. The changes revert to 2005 practice by stopping the clock on possession changes and not starting the clock on kickoffs until the ball is touched.
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