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Phil Mickelson. Vijay Singh. David Toms. Jim Furyk. With four of the top five money winners on the PGA Tour, the 84 Lumber Classic has a better field than most of the po...
September 15, 2005 Professional
Cowher not convinced offense is up to snuff PITTSBURGH - Those eight quarters watching a going-nowhere offense last month weren't erased from Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bi...
September 14, 2005 Professional
PITTSBURGH - Former Pittsburgh Steelers lineman Terry Long died from a brain inflammation that resulted, in part, from repeated head injuries he suffered while playing f...
September 14, 2005 Professional
Sidney Crosby, the Pittsburgh Penguins' first-round draft pick this hockey season, participates in a pickup game with one of the team's goalies, Marc-Andre Fleury, Tuesd...
September 14, 2005 Professional
ST. LOUIS - Chris Carpenter survived a rare off night, his 13-game winning streak still intact. Carpenter blew a four-run lead in his worst outing since his streak began...
September 14, 2005 Professional
Crosby feels at home with Mario, Penguins PITTSBURGH - Now, it's just hockey for Sidney Crosby. Finally. After three months of spinning lottery balls, preordained status ...
September 14, 2005 Professional
ST. LOUIS - A pair of rookies helped the St. Louis Cardinals reduce their magic number to four for clinching the NL Central. Pinch-hitter John Rodriguez' ninth-inning si...
September 13, 2005 Professional
PITTSBURGH - Sometimes it seems like good money tossed away needlessly, all those millions of dollars NFL teams spend to scout every available college player, even those...
September 13, 2005 Professional
SAN ANTONIO - The New Orleans Saints will have two homes away from home this season. With the Superdome damaged and rendered unusable by Hurricane Katrina, the Saints wi...
September 13, 2005 Professional
From Saxonburg to Bucs, baseball was his stage Milt Graff spent one season as a player in the major leagues. The Saxonburg native and 1949 Butler graduate batted .181 in ...
September 13, 2005 Professional
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