NASCAR Hall of Fame takes shape before debut
In Charlotte the NASCAR Hall of Fame nears its May opening as the 130,000 square foot complex rises with the Glory Road display for Richard Petty’s No 43 Plymouth and an interactive, high tech history floor. Tim Newman and Winston Kelley guide a hard hat tour amid scaffolding and economic headwinds. The project costs 154.5 million, funded mainly by hotel tax, and aims to attract 800,000 visitors in year one despite broader sponsorship declines. Induction is expected for Petty, Earnhardt, and Bill France Sr with ceremonies linked to NASCAR events at Lowe’s Motor Speedway.
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MLB Drug rule suspensions and major trades report
Baseball suspended right handers Orlan do Caraballo for 50 games and Miguel Munoz for 100 under the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. In MLB, the Red Sox acquired Adam LaRoche from Pittsburgh for Argenis Diaz and Hunter Strickland, and added Chris Duncan for Julio Lugo with cash, sending Duncan to Pawtucket. White Sox purchased Carlos Torres from Charlotte. Angels optioned Sean O’Sullivan, recalled Terry Evans. Twins optioned Kevin Mulvey. Cardinals recalled Brian Barden. Nationals placed Zimmermann on the 15-day DL and recalled Collin Balester. Other minor moves included Fort Worth signing Spenser Dennis, Lincoln releasing Matt Reilly, Pensacola trading Brent Solich for Kevin Reynolds, Sioux City completing a trade for Adam Hale. NBA and NHL minor moves included Wilcox, McRoberts, Magloire, Duke Robinson, Quinn Johnson, Zajac, Boyce, Foster, Glass, Desbiens, Funk signings, and Capitals renewing an ECHL affiliate.
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Terry Evans
Salt Lake City
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Kevin Mulvey
Rochester
ST. Louis Cardinals
Brian Barden
Memphis
Washington Nationals
Jordan Zimmermann
Collin Balester
Syracuse
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Spenser Dennis
Lincoln Saltdogs
Matt Reilly
Pensacola Pelicans
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Kevin Reynolds
Sioux City Explorers
Adam Hale
Southern Illinois
NASCAR Driver Standings Overview
NASCAR standings list Tony Stewart leading with 2,884 points followed by Jeff Gordon 2,709 and Jimmie Johnson 2,672. Kurt Busch 2,526 and Denny Hamlin 2,457 complete the top five as of Sunday. The list includes 20 drivers with points totals and race venues Allstate 400 at Indianapolis and Pennsylvania 500 at Long Pond, Pa.
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Jeff Gordon
Jimmie Johnson
Kurt Busch
Denny Hamlin
Carl Edwards
Ryan Newman
Kasey Kahne
Juan Pablo Montoya
Kyle Busch
Mark Martin
Matt Kenseth
Greg Biffle
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Marcos Ambrose
Jamie McMurray
Joey Logano
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Guillen Taken To Hospital After Leg Pain
Kansas City Royals right fielder Jose Guillen left Wednesday night’s game versus the Angels due to sudden right leg pain. He started in right field, remained for the top of the second inning, then was replaced by Ryan Freel. Guillen’s condition and the extent of the injury were not disclosed.
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Ottawa Middle School Offseason Conditioning Brief
The Ottawa Middle School offseason conditioning program runs 7 to 8 a.m. Mondays through Thursdays at the Ottawa Middle School practice field. Open to all middle school athletes regardless of sport. Weather cancels the sessions. for details call Joe Tokarz at 785-241-0571.
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Wednesday Scramble at Hickory Hollow Yields Team Win
The team of Woody Dew, Rick Crawford, Rick Howard, Howard Jacobs and Adam Myers shot a minus six to win a scorecard playoff in the Wednesday scramble at Hickory Hollow. Gary Griffin and Jared Beets were closest to the pin winners.
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Howard Jacobs
Adam Myers
Hickory Hollow
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Ottawa Middle School football equipment check out
Eighth graders pick up gear at 4 p.m. and seventh graders at 5 p.m. on August 18 at Ottawa Middle School, 1230S Ash St. For details call Joe Tokarz at 785 241 0571.
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