Bonds hits 71 and 72 to break home run record
Barry Bonds belted No 71 and 72 at Pac Bell Park tying and then surpassing Roger Maris 61 for the season record. The Giants star homered off Chan Ho Park to reach 71 and again off Park for 72 as fans cheered from the stands and at home.
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Mourning at Lowe's track after Blaise Alexander death
In Concord North Carolina the ARCA race at Lowe's Motor Speedway ended in tragedy when 25 year old Blaise Alexander died after his car crashed into the wall in the final laps. Winston Cup veteran Jimmy Spencer described Alexander as likable and talented and mourned the loss alongside Alexander's father and brother. Autopsy pending suggests basal skull fracture and questions about head and neck restraints amid broader NASCAR grief and safety debates.
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Royals Tigers game rained out in Detroit
DETROIT AP Tigers vs Royals was postponed after 26 hours of rain. A doubleheader will be played Saturday as a normal two game slate, with a 7:05 start time for the first game and second game to follow.
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MidAmerica Nazarene wins Baker University Invitational
MidAmerica Nazarene edged Emporia State to take first in the men's 8000 meter race at Baker University Wildcat Invitational. Ottawa University placed fifth, Baker sixth. John's heart 26 52 11 led OU in 11th. In the women's 5000, Southwest Baptist took first, Baker third, Ottawa seventh. Sasha Lohr 21 10 95 and Sara Shay 21 31 78 posted OU times.
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Lebo answers back but Lyndon falls short in Friday clash
Lebo built a 14-7 halftime lead with two quick touchdowns then extended to 21-7 in the third quarter as Lyndon fought back with 13 points in the fourth. Lyndon coach John Brown blamed several fumbles for the first loss, dropping to 5-1. Other scores from Friday night include Baxter Springs 42 Northeast 2 and many Kansas games with Colgan, Labette County, Manhattan, Olathe North, and Pittsburg St. Marys among the listed results.
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Webb Leads Samsung World Championship After Round One
Kari Webb fired a five under 67 at Hiddenbrooke to lead Dorothy Delasin by two strokes in the Samsung World Championship. Rachel Teske shot 65 to set a course record, while Se Ri Pak and Webb both sit near the top as wind challenges persist. Webb says she cannot catch Annika Sorenstam for Player of the Year with only two events remaining.
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