Coo Coo Marlin Remembered as NASCAR Pioneer and Farm Hero
CHARLOTTE N C AP longtime NASCAR figure Coo Coo Marlin died at 73 leaving a legacy as one of the sport’s original good ol boys. He raced from 1966 to 1980 without a win but four Tennessee titles and a hard working farm life defined him. His son Sterling, a two time Daytona 500 winner, recalls a tough, self sufficient father who balanced farming and racing and helped shape a garage legend.
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Scramble Winners Edge Hickory Hollow Field
The team of Wally Resner Kermit Deterding Woody Dew and Ed Scholtes won the Wednesday night scramble at Hickory Hollow with a minus. Howard Jacob and Ed Scholtes were closest to the pin winners, finishing near the hole.
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Benjamin brothers win Hillsdale Bass Tourney
Dustin and Russel Benjamin moved closer to the top in Hillsdale Bass Tournament standings after winning Wednesday’s weekly event with a 4.98 pound bass, the night’s biggest catch. They sit second with one week left in the summer tourney series.
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Viking runners shine at Lebo Invitational opening meet
Central Heights girls place second with 38 points led by Liz Weber in eighth and Laurel Brock 12th as Burlington wins with 20. Boys finish third with 65 points paced by Chris Weber 14th and Kyle Rossman 138th among top finishers. Neodesha and Lyndon take first and second in the overall meet.
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Spurrier era opens with 24 15 win over UCF
South Carolina, led by sophomore Blake Mitchell with 330 passing yards and three touchdowns, defeats Central Florida 24 15 in Spurrier's return to college football. Key stop at 4th and goal from the 1 preserves the win as UCF suffers its 16th straight loss. Turman returns from suspension to boost the Gamecocks running game.
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Rogers returns to win column against Royals
Kenny Rogers earned his first win since July 16, improving to 12-7 as he pitched seven innings for the Texas Rangers. Rod Barajas homered twice and drove in four runs, backing a defense that turned three double plays in the first three frames. Francisco Cordero nailed down his 30th save as Rogers snapped a rough stretch and regained form on the mound.
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Best defense will win AFC West
Barry Wilner argues San Diego should win the AFC West if its defense and Drew Brees stay sharp with LaDainian Tomlinson and Antonio Gates, while Kansas City, Oakland, and Denver contend. Predictions: Chargers 10-6, Chiefs 10-6, Raiders 8-8, Broncos 7-9.
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