Busch finds fit with Gibbs after Hendrick dismissal
NASCAR star Kyle Busch recounts his split from Hendrick Motorsports and quick move to Joe Gibbs Racing. He notes renewed freedom with JD Gibbs, support for truck and Nationwide racing, and a calmer Fridays Saturdays that heightens Sunday fun.
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Broadcasts Contested by Beijing’s Olympic Promises
Beijing plans to expand security in Tibetan areas and major cities as protests flare, risking the IOC pledge of openness for the Games. The crackdown could alienate half a million foreign visitors and complicate broadcasts from Tiananmen Square viewed as a symbol of China’s past crackdown.
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Park Sweeps Baker In Softball Doubleheader
Park University tops Baker 4-2 and 5-3 in a Thursday softball doubleheader as Baker drops to 1-10. Pryor doubled in both Baker runs in game one, while Nelson allowed four hits with three strikeouts. In game two Park led 4-0 early, Worley drove in two Baker runs and Pearse took the loss.
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Lindenwood sweeps Baker in baseball doubleheader at Lauder Field
Lindenwood University defeated Baker 3-1 in game one then 6-0 in game two at Lauder Field. In the opener Lindenwood broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth with two runs as Baker's Travis McCleary plated the lone Baker run. Vidal Nuno took the loss. In game two Lindenwood pitcher Jon Story allowed four hits and blanked Baker, with Joseph O'Donnell suffering the defeat for Baker.
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All-You-Can-Eat Seats Expand At Baseball Parks
All-you-can-eat seating grows beyond the Royals model with 500 seats added for every game. Cardinals and Royals have used underutilized sections to draw fans while discussions of health options arise. NASCAR tracks like Lowe's Motor Speedway also tested unlimited food and drinks for about 1,100 fans at a Sprint Cup race, priced $59 to $99.
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Diamonds in the Rough seeks Kansas City youth baseball entries
The Diamonds in the Rough contest invites youths ages 7 to 14 to share how baseball or softball helped them overcome challenges on and off the field. Twenty winners nationwide receive at least 5000 dollars for their youth baseball field, with one Kansas City winner advancing to a 10000 dollar grand prize and a four person trip to New York to see a Yankees game. Registration at briggsdiamondsintherough.com. entry window extended to March 30.
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