Rain postpones Texas NASCAR doubleheader to Monday
Persistent rainforced postponements in Fort Worth delaying Sprint Cup and Nationwide races. Tony Stewart starts on Cup pole while Logano leads Nationwide. 15 drivers are set for the full 801 miles if both races run today.
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Carcillo nets OT winner as Flyers top Devils in 3-2 thriller
Dan Carcillo scored 3:35 into overtime to lift the Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 over the New Jersey Devils and take a 2-1 series lead. Claude Giroux and Mike Richards matched in regulation as Philadelphia dominated play, while Martin Brodeur stopped 31 shots in a hard-fought playoff game.
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U S Athletes Hope for Boston Marathon Victory
The 114th Boston Marathon features Meb Keflezighi and Ryan Hall among Americans aiming to end a 24 year drought for U S men and a long wait for a comeback by Deena Kastor and others as Rodney Meyer notes past American reigns and hints at tactical edge on the 26.2 mile course.
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Martinez Dominates Pavlik In Middleweight Showdown
Sergio Martinez overwhelmed Kelly Pavlik over 12 rounds at Boardwalk Hall, earning praise for his movie-star presence and sticking to a dominant, high-volume attack. Pavlik, weighing 178 pounds, battled injuries and a two year downturn, hinting at a possible rematch or move to super middleweight. Martinez weighs his next steps while Pavlik considers reclaiming belts via a rematch.
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