Tiger and Mickelson set for Labor Day finish at Deutsche Bank
The final round at TPC Boston pairs Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson as the spotlight shifts from Brett Wetterich who leads at 13 under after a 66. Mickelson trails by two after a 68 and Woods three behind after a 67. Wetterich eyes first final-round lead in his career with a 5 iron eagle and clutch pars amid a dramatic round.
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Connolly third in NHRA Nationals at Clermont
Jeff Arend led Funny Car qualifying at the U S Nationals at O Reilly Raceway Park in Clermont Indiana with a 4 754 second run and 327 51 mph Ashley Force second. Dave Connolly No 3 in Pro Stock with 6 659 seconds at 206 42 mph. Tony Schumacher and Chip Ellis led their classes as Force and Johnson failed to qualify.
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Johnson Reigns as Busch Edges Edwards in 250-Lap Sprint
Johnson moves to 10th while Daytona 500 winner Kevin Harvick slips to 12th. Dale Earnhardt Jr. finishes 13th after a solid fifth, trimming the gap to 128 behind Harvick. Johnson took the lead after 32 green flag pit stops and held off Carl Edwards. Kyle Busch is third, with Burton, Earnhardt, Kenseth, Truex, Vickers and Kurt Busch close behind.
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Felix powers US to world track dominance in Nagai Stadium
Allyson Felix delivered a record setting 400 leg as the United States swept all four relays at the world championships in Osaka. Jeremy Wariner anchored the men’s 1600 relay in 43.10, Bernard Lagat won the 1500 and 5000, and Lagat’s 5,000 gold marked the US’s first since 1991. Breaux Greer earned bronze in javelin as Tyson Gay joined the triumphs with an earlier 400 relay win.
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Croatia
Tero Pitkamaki
Finland
Alfred Kinna Yego
Kenya
Maryam Yusuf Jamal
Bahrain
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Mountaineers stun No 5 Michigan in Division I-AA upset
Appalachian State fans in Boone celebrated a shocking 34-32 victory over Michigan. Armanti Edwards and Dexter Jackson led a swift, undersized squad that proved Division I-AA teams can compete with big schools. Drinks and chatter filled town as locals revelled in the historic win and prepared to replay it on Sunday night.
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USA claims Olympic spot with dominant 91 76 win over Argentina
LeBron James led the United States with 28 points and 11 rebounds as USA defeated Argentina 91-76 in the second round. James shot 11 of 15, 62 percent from three, and sparked an 8-0 run to blow the game open. Kobe Bryant added eight assists as the Americans surged ahead, while Luis Scola scored 23 for Argentina.
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