Curtis close to first title since 2003 British Open
Ben Curtis moved within sight of his first win since Royal St George’s in 2003, shooting a 67 to lead the Booz Allen Classic by five after three rounds at Avenel. He sits 19 under 213, with Brett Quigley and others chasing as rain and weather delays affect play.
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Manning and Colts eye new running game after James exit
Peyton Manning toured the University of Tennessee to award a scholarship and support a fundraiser as Edgerrin James departed the Colts for Arizona on a four year 30 million deal. Manning said he may take a bigger role in the rushing attack to surprise defenses while Harrison and the core offense face change.
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Moss opens fruit-juice franchise in Charleston
Randy Moss worked behind the counter at the grand opening of the Inta Juice store in Charleston. Hundreds queued for autographs and to sample smoothies from the all-pro wide receiver now tied to the Oakland Raiders. The Charleston shop offers more than 50 flavors and grew from Moss’s fond memories of Inta Juice locations near the Vikings’ Eden Prairie HQ.
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Agassi to retire after 2006 season at U.S. Open
Andre Agassi announces plans to retire after the 2006 season ending a career with 60 singles titles including eight Grand Slams. He reflects on his evolution from a flamboyant early image to a respected champion and mentor while preparing for Wimbledon and a first round match against Boris Pashanski.
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UNC Wins Game 1 of Coast Conference title series
North Carolina takes a 3-2 lead in the sixth as Cole Gillespie hits a two run homer for Oregon State. The Tar Heels score twice in the first inning as Josh Horton walks and Fedorowicz bloops to drive in runs. A wild fan interference play briefly delays the game before Matt Danford relieves Miller.
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