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BLUEGRASS 10K RESULTS

Rain doesn't dampen spirits

Herald-Leader Staff Report

Independence Day 2008 didn't kick off with beautiful weather, but that didn't keep more than 3,000 runners, walkers and wheelchair racers from competing in the 32nd annual Bluegrass 10,000.
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TOP NATIONAL STORY
  • In this June 13, 2008 file photo, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Martin Truex Jr. is shown at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich. Truex's bid to make the Chase for the championship took a severe hit Tuesday July 8, 2008 when NASCAR penalized his Dale Earnhardt Inc. team 150 points for bringing an illegal car to Daytona.

    Truex fined 150 points for failing inspection

    By JENNA FRYER

    AP Auto Racing Writer

    Martin Truex's bid to make the Chase for the championship took a severe hit Tuesday when NASCAR penalized his Dale Earnhardt Inc. team 150 points for bringing an illegal car to Daytona.

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JOHN CLAY | Herald-Leader sports columnist

  • Kearns is back and ready to be better

    By John Clay

    CINCINNATI — The curly-haired fellow in sandals, baseball pants and a T-shirt had just entered the Washington Nationals clubhouse at Great American Ballpark when Dmitri Young issued an official screeching.

MARK STORY | Herald-Leader sports columnist
LEXINGTON LEGENDS

  • Legends 3, Riverdogs 1

    Herald-Leader Staff Report

    Anthony Bello pitched seven solid innings for his first win in nearly two months, and the Lexington Legends defeated the RiverDogs 3-1 in Charleston, S.C., Tuesday night.

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