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 Obama passes on potential NASCAR sponsorshipNASCAR's BAM Racing team has presented Barack Obama's presidential campaign with a potential sponsorship deal in the Sprint Cup series later this year, but it doesn't look like an Obama car will be burning rubber on the track anytime soon.
Orioles scout fired as part of gambling probe
The Baltimore Orioles fired a high-ranking scout after Major League Baseball's newly formed investigative unit linked him to a gambling probe.
Dickey: Rodgers would be wise to follow Young’s lead
Former Cal quarterback Aaron Rodgers faces a daunting task this season, replacing Brett Favre. A Sports Illustrated article last week detailed the careers of quarterbacks who have largely failed when they replaced legends, but the best lesson for Rodgers is the one who succeeded: Steve Young.  Brinkley split is newest image-crushing NY divorceWhen the media capital of the world meets a celebrity divorce, it's a breakup made in tabloid heaven. So the city that has hosted the spectacular splits of Woody Allen, Liza Minnelli and Rudolph Giuliani now is feasting on the salacious details of model Christie Brinkley's fourth marital breakup.
Gimelstob apologizes for Kournikova comments
Justin Gimelstob's disparaging comments about Anna Kournikova have created a stir at Wimbledon, where World Team Tennis teammate Serena Williams denounced the remarks as unprofessional.
Timberwolves grab Mayo at No. 3
The television cameras and newspaper reporters have been following O.J. Mayo since he was 14 years old.
K-State's Beasley, 2 Jayhawks go in first round
Michael Beasley, who revitalized Kansas State's basketball program in one brilliant season, was the overall No. 2 pick in an NBA draft that turned into a huge disappointment for the Sunflower State's second-most famous college player. |
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