Yaz's Triple Crown a rare gem in Red Sox lore
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski surprised by his historic 1967 season when he learned of leading the AL in homers, RBIs, and batting average. He also topped runs, hits and total bases, earned a Gold Glove, and helped Boston end eight losing seasons amid a fierce pennant race.
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Redskins Surprise Eagles For 2-0 Start
Washington, led by Jason Campbell in his ninth pro start, upset Philadelphia 20-12 behind a disciplined offense and opportunistic defense. Clinton Portis and Chris Cooley scored, Suisham added two field goals, and the defense limited Donovan McNabb while Brian Westbrook posted major yardage but no touchdowns.
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Bowyer Stakes First Cup Victory In Dramatic New Hampshire Finish
Clint Bowyer driven by nerves and a flawless Chevrolet led 292 of 300 laps at New Hampshire International Speedway to secure his first Nextel Cup win. Bowyer, previously winless in 63 Cup starts, overcame late pressure, moved to fourth in the Chase standings, and joined fellow first-time winners Casey Mears Martin Truex Jr. and Juan Pablo Montoya in 2006.
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Ottawa University cross country in rain soaked opener
In wet McPherson conditions OU runners pushed through soggy links as Justin Garrard placed second in the 8K men’s race. Freshmen Levi Houston and Cal Kueffer debuted strong, while the women finished sixth led by Brayonda Powell and Hillary Bruce as coach Kirk Wren plans increased miles to peak for conference and regional meets.
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OMS spikers split two matches with Baldwin
The Ottawa Middle School eighth-grade varsity volleyball team split Monday with Baldwin, winning the second match 25-17 25-22 after dropping the opener 25-14 25-19. Megan Shirley had three points in the first match, Jessica Dodd led with eight in the second, with others contributing. The eighth-grade junior varsity also split, while the seventh-grade squads lost both matches.
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Foursome tops senior scramble at Hickory Hollow
The team of Eldon McCurdy, Carol Whiteford, Elton Murrow and Bruce May won Monday's senior scramble at Hickory Hollow with a minus 3. May and Gilbert Osburn (No. 7) were closest to the pin winners.
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Kansas quail forecast dampened by late rains
State biologist Randy Rodgers says the quail forecast for 2007 is mixed. Hatch in the north central and south central regions should be decent, while the Flint Hills area faces poor production due to up to 15 inches of rain during peak hatch, ending a strong Jayhawk State quail period. Quail season opens November 10.
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Kentucky Fined $25,000 for Fans On Field After Win
Kentucky was fined $25,000 by the Southeastern Conference for violating on field access policy after a 40-34 victory over Louisville. It marks the school's second offense since 2004, with a prior fine for fans rushing the turf after defeating Georgia.
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