Athletic ashes: Fans scatter at stadiums and tracks
In New Orleans, Nathan Davis wills his ashes to Bryant Denny Stadium and funds to the Alabama athletic department. He joins others who choose sports venues for eternal ties, with LSU Tiger Stadium and golf courses also cited as favored sites for ash dispersal.
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Rams rookie Chris Long shines in first Rams minicamp
Earth City AP Chris Long, the Rams top pick and No 2 overall, shows rookie poise in his first pro day. He practices with the first team, impresses on pass rushing drills, learns from Leonard Little, and wears number 72 as coach Scott Linehan hails his high tempo and effort amid indoors practice conditions.
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Perry Seeks The Players Triumph While Langer Bids For Win
Kenny Perry, inspired by Fred Funk and a crystal trophy, shoots 2-under 70 to lead The Players at Ponte Vedra Beach. Bernhard Langer, 50, trails one stroke behind after a 67, with Paul Goydos close and Sergio Garcia fading after a costly double bogey on 17.
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Vikings win Pioneer League Tournament at Central Heights
Central Heights High School defeated Osawatomie 5-1 to capture the Pioneer League Tournament Thursday. Pitcher Tyler Barkdoll threw a one-hitter with seven strikeouts while Skye Mills drove in three runs and Ryan Rogers added two RBIs. Central Heights earned a bye in the 34 regional and will face the Monday winner between Wellsville and Mission Valley on Tuesday.
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