Kenseth wins race to tighten Winston Cup chase
Avondale Arizona Kenseth used a two tire stop to claim his fifth win of the season at Phoenix International Raceway while Stewart extended his Cup lead though Mark Martin closed to 89 points behind. Kenseth narrowly beat Rusty Wallace by 1.344 seconds as Wallace Hunt for wins grew stymied. Gordon Martin Earnhardt Jr Busch Stewart Johnson and Wallace rounded out the top seven.
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Force wins 16th Funny Car title at Pomona finals
NHRA Force secures 16th consecutive Funny Car crown at the 38th annual Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA Finals in Pomona California. He defeats Tony Pedregon in the semifinal and Tommy Johnson Jr in the final with a 4.867 second run at 317.12 mph for his 106th career victory and eighth of the season. Cory McClenathan, Kurt Johnson and Matt Hines also win their categories in the POWERade series.
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Ex-Car Miller leads Clippers past Magic in Orlando
Andre Miller scored a season high 29 points with seven assists and five rebounds as the Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Orlando Magic 120 to 117 in Orlando. Miller hit 11 of 13 free throws, including three of four in the final 16.8 seconds to seal the road win.
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In an NBA nightcap the LA Clippers edged Orlando 120 to 117. Key performances include Miller with 29 points and Brand 36 for LA while Maggette added 19 and Olowokandi 24. Leaps in scoring by New Orleans and New York showcased a busy slate alongside Sacramento and Atlanta.
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Changing of the guard in women’s college basketball teams
Prominent coaches move, teams reshuffle as the NCAA women’s tournament looms. Duke and Tennessee eye titles while Connecticut bets on talent after losing four seniors. Leon Barmore retires from Louisiana Tech, elevating Kurt Budke to lead. Coaches Foster, Frese, Burnett, and Peck change posts, reshaping the sport’s landscape.
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Mailman's daughter leads Louisiana Tech past Texas Tech at Classic
Cheryl Ford 24 points and 15 rebounds powered No. 16 Louisiana Tech to an 85-76 win over No. 7 Texas Tech in Knoxville as Kurt Budke begins his Louisiana Tech tenure. Erica Smith and Trina Frierson added 17 and 16 points respectively, while Plenette Pierson led Texas Tech with 25. Budke succeeds Leon Bar after 17 seasons. Barmore and Marsha Sharp to enter the Hall of Fame next spring.
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