Irvan in Critical Condition After Michigan Crash
NASCAR star Ernie Irvan remains in critical condition and on life support at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ypsilanti after a high speed crash at Michigan International Speedway. Doctors report slight brain and lung improvement but emphasize no timetable for recovery. Irvan, 35, suffered a fractured skull and brain swelling, with his vital signs stabilizing Sunday morning.
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Bodine wins Winston Cup race at Michigan track
Geoff Bodine predicted a win and backed it up with a near flawless run at Michigan International Speedway. He led 159 of 200 laps, dodged incidents, and captured his second points race of the season with a solid engine, good setup, and Hoosier tires, delivering the total package.
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Earnhardt crash tightens Winston Cup points race
In Brooklyn Michigan Dale Earnhardt crashed after contact with Todd Bodine, dropping from lead to 37th. Martin gained 123 on Wallace for third as Earnhardt’s margin shrank to 206 points. Ernie Irvan remained second but 79 behind. Bodine and Earnhardt exchanged blame while Schrader and Wallace criticized teammates and pit crews after the incident.
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Drivers remember hurt Irvan at Michigan race
Geoff Bodine dedicated his MIS race to Ernie Irvan who lies in a nearby hospital after a Turn 2 crash. Irvan remained on life support Sunday as his team withdrew his car from the event. The empty No. 28 spot and a moment of prayer marked the bittersweet day.
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Lowery wins International in first final-round playoff
Steve Lowery, 33, captured his first PGA Tour victory in a historic final-round playoff at Castle Rock. He tied Rick Fehr with 35 points, drained two late eagles on the back nine, including No. 17, and claimed the $252,000 top prize after Fehr drove into a pond on the ninth. Duffy Waldorf led day scoring with 13 points, while Eli and Tom Kite finished at 33 and 32 respectively. LPGA Jane Geddes birdied five of the last seven for a 67 and a 3-stroke win in Chicago.
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New coach Goldsmith reshapes Duke football program
Duke's first year coach Fred Goldsmith has changed helmets to dark blue with a black stripe and mask to match a tougher, more intense image. He pushes for better run play and stronger defense as Duke aims to convert potential into wins after recent lean seasons.
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