Kasey Kahne overcame a penalty and a
series of challenges Sunday night at California Speedway to win his
fifth race of the season and close in on a spot in NASCAR’s Chase
for the Nextel Cup championship with one race remaining.
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Mike Keenan resigned Sunday as general manager of
the Florida Panthers, stepping down after a little more than two
years running the team’s day-to-day operations.
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Vijay Singh played his first five holes in 5 under par, then finished with three straight birdies for a 10-under 61 to set the course record at the TPC of Boston and build a three-shot lead over Tiger Woods, who shot 67.
Louisville Heisman Trophy and All-America candidate Michael Bush suffered a broken right leg Sunday night early in the third quarter in the Cardinals’ game against Kentucky, ending his college career.
Kurt Angle posted a personal message to his fans at his website, downloadable . In short, he vows to return to pro wrestling, praises Vince McMahon, and doesn’t detail or acknowledge the severity of his problems and issues, according to how those issues have been described by his colleagues and friends in recent days, months, and even years…
I*Love*Green*Olives writes to tell us the Toledo Blade is reporting that State officials have rubber-stamped a “civil-registry” that would allow accused sex offenders to be tracked with the sex offender registry even if they have never been convicted of a crime. From the article: “A recently enacted law allows county prosecutors, the state attorney general, or, as a last resort, alleged victims to ask judges to civilly declare someone to be a sex offender even when there has been no criminal verdict or successful lawsuit. The rules spell out how the untried process would work. It would largely treat a person placed on the civil registry the same way a convicted sex offender is treated under Ohio’s so-called Megan’s Law.”
Andre Agassi gave every last ounce he could muster in the final match of his career. In return, the crowd reciprocated, Greg Garber writes.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - There is substantial support among U.S. Senate Democrats for a resolution demanding the resignation of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, a senior Democrat said on Sunday. [Reuters]
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