Johnson re-signs with Hendrick Lowe's through 2017
Jimmie Johnson inks a two year extension with Hendrick Motorsports and Lowe's through the 2017 season. Crew chief Chad Knaus also signs a three year deal through 2018. Johnson, 39, seeks a seventh Cup title as the Chase opens at Chicagoland. Johnson will also gain stakes in Hendrick dealerships as part of the deal.
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Djokovic clinches fourth year end No 1 ranking title
Novak Djokovic secured the year end No 1 spot for the fourth time after beating Roger Federer 6 4 5 7 6 4 6 4 in the US Open final at Flushing Meadows. The ATP confirmed the 28 year old Serbian will add 2015 to his previous No 1 seasons.
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MLB and NFL moves headline from busy sports week
MLB schedule includes Cubs at Pirates and Yankees at Rays with game times. Boxings Premier Champions features Vasquez Lopez bout. San Diego Padres recall Erlin and Kelly, place Yander Alonso on 60 day DL. Lakers, Bucks, Timberwolves announce new hires and contracts. NFL notes include Culliver suspension and several signings and cuts across teams.
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Ohio high school football rankings released by AP panel
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Indianapolis beats Scranton Wilkes Barre in IL playoff start
In the International League first round best of five, Indianapolis silences Scranton Wilkes-Barre with game scores 7 3, 6 1, and 4 2 after opening 7 3 and 6 1 wins. Columbus defeats Norfolk series 3 2 with 5 2, 6 1, 6 2, and 5 0 results. 3-Barre 0.
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