Busch Wins At Darlington After Wall Hits And Lug Nut Setback
Kyle Busch battles a booing crowd and a damaged car at Darlington Raceway to win his third Sprint Cup race of the season. He led 169 laps, overcame a lug nut penalty, and survived the track’s wall contact to claim Victory Lane amid a **Darlington stripe** filled race. Carl Edwards finished second as Jeff Gordon, Jeff Burton, and Earnhardt followed in the top ten.
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Sorenstam displays old form in victory at Michelob Ultra Open
Annika Sorenstam roared to a seven stroke win in Williamsburg finishing 19 under par 265 to claim victory as leaders Jeong Jang and Christina Kim trailed. She hit every fairway and most greens with flawless iron play and back nine birdies highlighting a return to form after injury.
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Bannister mends a rough spell with sharp Royals win
Royals starter Bannister allowed only one hit through six innings and pitched on his terms as Baltimore could muster little against a mix of curveballs cutters and fastballs. Burres struggled, giving up four runs in six plus frames, while Jose Guillen and Mark Teahen supplied key early runs. Gathright robbed Jones of extra bases with a leaping catch in center.
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D'Antoni to coach Knicks amid tough franchise season
Mike D'Antoni agrees in principle to coach the New York Knicks bringing his Suns offense to a team that finished 23-59 last season. The deal is reportedly 24 million over four years with a press conference planned after contract completion.
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Ottawa High Soccer Opens Regional Play At Home
The Ottawa High School soccer team hosts Spring Hill at 5 p m in the first round of a 5 10 regional. The Cyclones improve to 6 10 after two straight matches and five of seven since an 1 8 start.
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Ottawa softball crushed in region tourney losses in Wichita
OU softball lost both games in the NATA Region IV tournament in Wichita. Bethany beat Ottawa 9-7 after jumping to a 6-0 lead, then Bellevue defeated Ottawa 13-5 as Ottawa trailed 5-4 through four innings. Ashley Mundy led with three hits and three RBIs, while Mundy and Kerry Higbie each had three hits. Ottawa finished 31-19.
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Garcia kisses putter after Players Championship win
Sergio Garcia closed The Players Championship with a clutch 45 foot lag to within three feet for par at the 17th, then kissed his putter. The gesture capped a week he battled the course and past failures, turning a long pressure bout into victory at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach Florida.
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