Busch Charged to Behave Like Champion in All Star Race
NASCAR orders Kurt Busch to curb bad behavior after Darlington tantrum and prior incidents. The Nextel Cup champion faces probation as he targets the All Star Race, aiming for victory to keep title hopes alive while crew chief Jimmy Fennig backs a strong showing despite recent missteps.
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Indy 500 hopes for exciting Bump Day drama
Indy 500 prep centers on bumping as drivers seek rides, back up cars fill, and deals may reshape the field. At least 11 spots open each of the first three days, with 22 cars already qualified and multiple changes in driver lineups as teams scramble to join the May 29 race.
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Afleet Alex Charms Jockeys as Preakness Favorite
Baltimore AP story notes Afleet Alex’s calm, humanlike personality and bond with trainer Tim Ritchey and jockey Jeremy Rose. The colt, with six wins and Derby third, faces a tough Preakness post from No.12, aiming to keep a possible Triple Crown bid alive amid Giacomo and Closing Argument.
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Giddens Hurt In Bar Fight Incident (Continued)
Star player Giddens sustained injuries after a bar fight scene on the scene. Ward indicated investigators are sorting details. Giddens posted modest 2002 3-point shooting and sophomore scoring, with past juvenile arrest tied to a Walmart theft case resolved to protect his basketball future.
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Ottawa University athletes named to NAIA regional teams
Ottawa University earned NAIA Region IV honors with Brian Woods named to the baseball squad and Angie Thetford selected for softball. Ottawa went 2-2 in the regional tournament as coach Jay Kahnt announced two high school signings for the Lady Braves Elisha Smith from West Franklin and Kristen Wolever from Papillion Neb.
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Panthers trade troubled punter Sauerbrun to Broncos
The Carolina Panthers sent Todd Sauerbrun to Denver in exchange for punter Jason Baker and a 2006 seventh-round pick. Sauerbrun, a two-time Pro Bowler, has faced off the field issues including a CBS report linking him to illegal steroid prescriptions and a driving charge after he declined to kick when John Kasay was injured.
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Collins suspended for doping violation four-year ban
Former world champion sprinter Michelle Collins accepted a four-year suspension for a doping violation as USADA reduced an initial eight year ban after she appealed. She forfeits titles in the 200 meters from the 2003 indoor world and U S championships and drops her appeal.
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