Cook wins NASCAR truck race at Gateway
Terry Cook ended an 88 race drought by winning the Dodge Ram Tough 200 at Gateway International Raceway. Starting eighth, he led 59 laps and finished 8.56 seconds ahead of Jason Leffler, earning 52160 and reclaiming momentum for Ford. Cook, married to ESPN reporter Amy East, is expecting a second child in December.
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Stewart wins Pontiac Excitement 400 at Richmond in rain
Tony Stewart outlasted a record 14 cautions to win the Richmond International Raceway race, pulling away from rookie Ryan Newman with 17 laps left. Stewart led the final 27 laps, earned his 14th Winston Cup victory, and moved to eighth in points after a 29th and two poor runs.
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New soft walls pass first test during Indy practice
Indianapolis practice opens with Robbie McGehee first to crash into the new soft wall. His car hit at 218 mph causing 40 G impact first and 72.7 G on a second contact, prompting repairs and a 36 minute stoppage. Scott Sharp led practice at 227.571 mph.
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King and Halfhill triumph in Sandusky E-Mod and 4-Cylinder features
Brian King of Sheffield Lake led the E-Mod feature on lap two to win at Sandusky Speedway. Jeremie Halfhill of Elyria won the 4-Cylinder Hobby Stock feature, while Tom Clingan of North Ridgeville captured the Sportsman feature. Other class results include Berryman top in the 305 Sprint and King and Vaccaro leading 4 and 6 Cylinder Hobby Stock heats and finals respectively.
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Falls earns second at Sandusky Relays on Skalak record
Olmsted Falls opens with Chris Skalak setting a school 100 record in 10.9 seconds to lead the Bulldogs to a second-place finish at Sandusky High. Tim Curran adds a 15.3 in the 110 high hurdles and a 5-8 high jump placing, with Mark Miricola taking a second in the high jump.
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Prep Track Leads Meet. Sandusky Takes Team Title
PREP TRACK finished with Sandusky first at 114 points, Falls second with 89, and Fremont Ross third with 86. Individual standouts include PREP TRACK taking third in the long jump at 19-6, Kevin Anderson third in the 800 at 2 01.1, J J Averweg third in the 3200 at 10 16.57, Phil Hudson fourth in the nose vault at 13-0, and Bill Laurance third in the shot put at 48-1.
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Canadiens Even Series With 4-1 Win In Raleigh
Montreal captain Saku Koivu had a goal and an assist as the Canadiens beat the Hurricanes 4-1 to even the best of seven series at 1-1. Jose Theodore made 45 saves, Weekes struggled after two straight shutouts, and Bill Lindsay added an empty net goal late. Carolina played without Jeff O Neill who was suspended for one game for an illegal hit from behind.
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Injury can't keep Shaq Lakers down in West finals opener
Shaquille O'Neal scored 23 points and grabbed 17 rebounds after returning from an injury as the Lakers beat the Spurs 86 60 to open the Western Conference semifinal series. Kobe Bryant left briefly with a knee injury but returned to help Utah? no, Lakers. Tim Duncan led the Spurs with 26 and 21 boards despite early misses.
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Charlotte's Lynch Leads Scoring In Big Comeback Loss
Charlotte and New Jersey fought a high scoring game as Campbell and Davis carried Charlotte with double digit totals, while Kidd and MacCulloch paced New Jersey with efficient shooting. Final: New Jersey 99, Charlotte 65, crowd 19,077.
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