Belle charged with domestic battery after Alsip incident
Chicago White Sox outfielder Albert Belle faces domestic battery charges after allegedly striking a woman and ripping her phone from the wall. A temporary protection order was issued for Stephanie Bugusky, 25, and Belle was released on a $3,000 bond.
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Bowles wins Beckley Classic in playoff at Glade Springs
Benny Bowles overcame a five stroke deficit to win the Beckley Newspapers United States Cellular Golf Classic in a playoff against Alan Wharton. Bowles birdied the opening playoff hole after Wharton’s sand shot failed, lifting Bowles to his first BNI title as Wharton shot 73 to Bowles 78. Oak Hill’s Joel Davis finished third with a 74.
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Steelers reshuffle points to Vrabel and Flowers gains
At Latrobe, the Steelers signal major defensive reinforcements with Mike Vrabel moving to outside linebacker and Lethon Flowers likely stepping in. Losses included Greg Lloyd, Terry McDaniel, and Donnell Woolford’s release, as Tom Donahoe and Bill Cowher eye their best defense since 1992. Carlos Emmons and others compete for the remaining spots as camp opens.
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Racing legends return to Ona Speedway Race of Champions
NASCAR veterans Buddy Baker David Pearson Cale Yarborough Harry Gant and Bobby Allison returned to Ona Speedway for the annual Race of Champions at the 3/8 mile Cabell County track. Pearson and Baker battled in two 12 lap Super Truck features while Gant and Allison sat out injured.
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British Open winner Mark O'Meara defies age at 41
Mark O'Meara, 41, wins the British Open in a playoff at Royal Birkdale, becoming the oldest player to capture two majors in the same year. He joins a lineage of 40s major winners and proves his longevity in a grueling links test, following Augusta relief with renewed career fire.
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