Early NASCAR season shows Hendrick and Roush dominance
In Charlotte the season's first quarter highlights rookie Carl Edwards' remarkable save and the rise of Hendrick Motorsports with Gordon and Johnson ahead in points. Roush Racing matches with Biffle and Busch wins while Harvick leads the challenger pack as teams crack down on cheating and misbehavior.
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Charlotte
N.C
Carl Edwards
Jeff Gordon
Edwards
Gordon
Nascar
Brian France
Hendrick Motorsports
Roush Racing
Hendrick
Jimmie Johnson
Greg Biffle
Kurt Busch
Kevin Harvick
Richard Childress
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Tony Stewart
Dale Jarrett
Stewart
Ferrari
Roush
Johnson
Harnhardt
Talladega
Roush Team
Busch
Kansas senior leaving mark in pole vaulting
Kansas senior Amy Linnen emerges as a standout pole vaulter, rising from a hesitant beginner to national indoor champion and NCAA record holder in just over three years. Guided by coach Tom Hays, she developed trust, athletic versatility, and a drive to reach higher bars, aiming for fifteen feet and Olympic dreams.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Amy Linnen
Linnen
University of Kansas
Arizona
Fayetteville
Stacy Dragila
Dragila
U.S
Westhampton Beach
N.Y
America
Mt. Sinai High
Tom Hays
Hays
Johnson County Community College
McLouth
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Kenya
Linnon
Royals edge Rays as Buck lifts Royals on road
The Royals snapped a 0-for-19 bases loaded streak with Alex Sanchez, Julio Lugo, and Aubry Huff loading the bases in the third before Phelps drove in two. John Buck added an RBI double and a two-run night prior, and Emil Brown scored on Buck’s earlier RBI double. Kansas City overcame a brief injury scare as Mike Sweeney left with a sore side and Ken Harvey exited with back tightness. The Devil Rays, who started 3-17 on the road last season, lost a key late-game battle and failed to nine innings for just the second time in their history.
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Alex Sanchez
Julio Lugo
Aubry Huff
Phelps
Royals
Waechter
Emil Brown
RBI
John Buck
Devil Rays
Kansas City
Mike Sweeney
Ken Harvey
Rockies Rally For Nine-Run Win At Coors Field
Colorado piled up 19 hits including 11 for extra bases and nine runs in a late surge to beat Arizona. Matt Holliday went 4-for-5, Garrett Atkins homered, and Troy Glaus and Royce Clayton aided Arizona’s defensive miscues. Francis won despite night-game woes, while Brad Halsey struggled in his first Coors Field start.
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Colorado
Tony Clark
Francis
Garrett Atkins
Matt Holliday
Arizona
Rockies
Diamondbacks
Coors Field
Brad Halsey
Halsey
Troy Glaus
Royce Clayton
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Hendrick-Housch
Darlington
Las Vegas
Todd Berrier
Harvick
Childress
Berrier
Ryan Newman
Newman
Biffle
Dodge
Victory Lane
Evernham Motorsports
Kasey Kahne
Jeremy Mayfield
Ganassi Racing
Jamie McMurray
Sterling Marlin
Casey Mears
Earnhardt
DEJ
Bobby Labonte
Labonte
Buck
Vlor
Eisenhower Road
Ottawa
Kim Tucker Agency
3Rd
Ashs
Dish Network
Oho Ha
Thare
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