Sports - Wire
Overton DQ'd at Colonial for using putting aid
Jeff Overton was disqualified midway through the third round of the Colonial on Saturday for illegally using a putting aid during play.
Sports - Wire
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MLB BASEBALL
Brewers closer Henderson out with hamstring injury
Brewers manager Ron Roenicke says closer Jim Henderson is expected to be out "a while" with a pulled hamstring.
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AUTO RACING
France says he'd like fall race stay in Charlotte
NASCAR chairman Brian France says Charlotte track owner Bruton Smith has not asked NASCAR to move the Bank of America 500.
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AUTO RACING
France: NASCAR not talking to IndyCar about double
NASCAR chairman Brian France said Saturday that the organization is not talking with IndyCar about making it easier for drivers who want to try racing in the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day.
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MLB BASEBALL
Ex-minor leaguer says baseball cheating lives
Garrett Broshuis was starting his sixth season in the minors, his career at a crossroads.
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NATIONAL GOLF NEWS
Canizares leads Westwood at BMW PGA Championship
Lee Westwood shot a 67 Saturday to move into second place, a stroke behind Alejandro Canizares, after three rounds of the third round of the BMW PGA Championship.
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AUTO RACING
Indy 500 promises to be chilly _ unlike last year
A year ago, fans at the Indianapolis 500 were searching for shade.
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AUTO RACING
France: Tracks shy away from Air Titan due to cost
NASCAR chairman Brian France says he believes the Air Titan drying system is great for the sport.
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AUTO RACING
Allmendinger gaining steam as an Indy 500 favorite
AJ Allmendinger is being mentioned as one of the favorites in the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, even though it is his first time in the big race.
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AUTO RACING
AJ Foyt back at track with chance to win Indy 500
A.J. Foyt became a legend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as much for throwing caution to the wind as for becoming the first four-time winner of the Indy 500.
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NHL HOCKEY
AP Sources: Coyotes sale approved, hurdle remains
The NHL has approved the sale of the Phoenix Coyotes to a group of Canadian-led investors, but the deal is contingent on reaching a lease agreement with the city of Glendale, two people familiar with the situation told The Associated Press.




