Hendrickson steadies rotation as Rays sweep Royals
Mark Hendrickson carried a new mental approach into his start and kept his spot in Tampa Bay rotation. He held Kansas City to one hit until two outs in the fourth, then left after 1 2/3 innings as the Devil Rays rolled to a 6-2 win and a four game series sweep.
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Meier's TD gives East win in Shrine Bowl
Kerry Meier of the East ran 2 yards for the decisive score with six seconds left lifting the East to a 17 10 victory over the West. Andre Jones connected on a 33 yard pass to set up the late score as Mitch Mason earlier kicked a 30 yard field goal to tie matters. Ryan Copp of Blue Valley West earned East MVP after a 78 yard opening drive culminated in a 2 yard TD run. Caleb Smith of Garden City led the West with 63 passing yards and a rushing TD. West failed to score on a fourth and 3 from the East 23 and Mason missed a 34 yard field goal.
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Singh, Jang hold on for wins at Buick Open and Women's British Open
Vijay Singh edged Tiger Woods by four strokes to win the Buick Open with a 24 under total of 264 after a final 70. Jeong Jang captured the Women's British Open by four strokes at Royal Birkdale, finishing 16 under 272, as Michelle Wie tied for third at 10 under.
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Chiefs face long odds as veterans guide 2005 run
Pro Bowl fullback Tony Richardson and center Casey Wiegmann age into their 30s while Tony Gonzalez and Eddie Kennison edge toward peak. Dick Vermeil, 68, nears his final season as Al Saunders notes experience offsets age. The Chiefs emphasize offense and mobility with a relatively young line aiming to match past Super Bowl teams.
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Sandberg Reflects on Hall of Fame Honor and Career
Cubs star Ryne Sandberg, elected in his third year, recalls family support and a career built on hard work and respect. He notes nine straight Gold Gloves, a 1984 MVP season, and a major league record of 123 consecutive errorless games.
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