Irvan cleared to race again after near fatal crash
NASCAR driver Ernie Irvan has medical clearance to resume competition nearly two years after a devastating Michigan crash that left him with head and lung injuries. He plans to start in the SuperTruck Series this fall with potential Winston Cup appearances and a two-car team in 1996 with Dale Jarrett at Robert Yates Racing.
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NBA owners approve six year labor deal amid concerns
NBA owners vote 24 to 5 to approve a six year collective bargaining agreement. Salary cap rises to 23 million this season with three year rookie contracts. Training camps set for Oct 6 and season beginning Nov 3. Decertification and antitrust actions loom as players consider legal challenges and potential long term impact on revenues and partnerships.
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Sheehan Sets 36-Hole Record in Safeco Classic Lead
Patty Sheehan, eyeing a final tour appearance this year, shot 7-under 65 to lead the Safeco Classic by four at Meridian Valley Country Club Kent Washington. Her two day total 133 breaks her 134 mark. Mitz Edge and Liselotte Neumann trailed by four as rookies Emilee Klein Alison Nicholas and Jenny Lidback joined 138.
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Ryder Cup glare colors BC Open day two drama
Golf world reacts to Ryder Cup pressure as Jac cobsen and Brad Faxon discuss media scrutiny and exemption hopes at the BC Open. Leaders Brad Faxon Guy Boros Skip Kendall Jeff Leonard Jay Williamson pace at 135 while Sluman Sindelar Hulbert Levi chase, several pros miss the cut.
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