Indians Beat Royals 3-1 Behind Blake and Sizemore Homers
Casey Blake and Grady Sizemore hit consecutive fifth inning homers to spark Cleveland’s 3-1 win over Kansas City. Blarton worked 7 2 3 innings for the Indians, who maintained a wild-card lead as Sauerbeck and Wickman closed out the win for save number 42.
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Overhauled KC defense faces high powered Raiders offense
KC's revamped defense held Jets to 27-7 last week and aims to bottle Oakland's explosive attack led by Randy Moss LaMont Jordan and Kerry Collins. Chiefs hope to repeat disciplined, aggressive play as they guard a potent Raiders unit and face a tough road test at Oakland.
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Notre Dame Aims To Make Stadium A Tough Home Advantaged
Irish coach Charlie Weis recalls Notre Dame Stadium as an intimidating venue and aims to restore that aura as 10th ranked Notre Dame hosts Michigan State. He cites past home success and recent losses, stressing a tougher home temperament and improved play to reclaim the feared home field.
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Armstrong abandons comeback bid after doping row
Lance Armstrong will not return to the Tour de France citing unfair scrutiny over doping allegations related to his 1999 win. He said he is unhappy with the situation and prefers his career as it ended, while a dispute raged over leaked documents used by L'Equipe showing alleged EPO use.
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