Logano dominates Meijer 300 to become youngest Nationwide winner
Joe Gibbs Racing rookie Joey Logano, 18, won the Meijer 300 at Kentucky to become the Nationwide Series youngest victor, beating Scott Wimmer by over two seconds in only his third series race. The victory underscored the track as a proving ground for rising drivers amid Cup regulars’ dual events and Kentucky’s ongoing track sale talks.
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Celtics parade ends title drought with victory cheers
Fans packed Causeway Street in Boston as the Celtics celebrated their first championship in 22 years. Police reported 21 arrests, mostly for disorderly conduct. Players including Garnett carried the trophy on a duck boat along a sunny parade route amid confetti cannons and fans waving banners.
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Double winner C W Brazeal shines in Hickory Hollow scrambles
C W Brazeal led wins in both the peer senior scramble and Wednesday men's scramble at Hickory Hollow. The senior foursome with Eldon McCurdy Ned Parker and Tim Jones posted a minus 4. John Long and Karen Crosby were closest to the pin. Brazeal’s Wednesday team of Elton Murrow Joe Geist and Rick Howard shot minus 6 with Geist and Howard closest to the pin.
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Rain Delays Legion Doubleheader in Emporia
Rain postponed Thursday's baseball doubleheader between Ottawa American Legion and Emporia. Ottawa, holding an 18-2 record, will now play at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Pomona, with the rescheduled locations and times to be announced.
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Royals surge as Greinke shines in Cardinals loss
Zack Greinke limited St Louis to two hits through four innings and struck out seven as the Royals beat them 2-0. Ankiel homered in the fourth, ending Greinke's scoreless run, while Jose Guillen and Mark Grudzielanek contributed RBI plays for Kansas City. Isringhausen and Thompson gave late relief as injuries and roster moves shadowed both clubs amid a tense pennant bid.
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Collins moves to set aside judge ruling in elevator assault suit
Kansas guard Sherron Collins, now with new counsel Christopher Burger, files a motion in Douglas County District Court to set aside a journal entry that awarded Jessica J. Brown over 75,000 in damages. The judge found Collins failed to respond to the suit by the May 14 deadline in connection with alleged May 18, 2007, elevator incident at a University of Kansas apartment complex.
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