Chad Kemenah wrapped up Pennsylvania Sprint Car Speedweek with a victory Sunday evening at Selinsgrove.   Full Story

BETHESDA, Md. - Even after 68 victories, Tiger Woods never had a finish quite like Sunday at the AT&T National.   Full Story

ANAHEIM, Calif. - Mike Scioscia would prefer the Angels avoid comeback wins. But he'll take them. Vladimir Guerrero hit a tying two-run homer in his first game back in right field, and the Los Angeles Angels took advantage of a wild Baltimore Orioles bullpen to rally for a 9-6 win Sunday.   Full Story

MOHNTON - Andy Anderson has one of the more colorful cars at Maple Grove Raceway. The York racer drives a bright blue and green 1971 Dodge Dart that's sponsored by Nitro Fish apparel, and it was the last car standing out of 80-plus entries Saturday night when Anderson won the Pro Eliminator class in the Sunoco Race Fuels Money Trail.   Full Story

LOS ANGELES—Art Venegas is out as UCLA's men's track and field coach after 10 years. The university announced his departure Thursday, one day after his contract had expired.   Full Story

WORCESTER, Mass.—Sean Kearney is the new basketball coach at Holy Cross. The former Notre Dame assistant was named Thursday to succeed Ralph Willard, who resigned last month after 10 seasons to become Rick Pitino's associate head coach at Louisville.   Full Story

ARNOLDS PARK, Iowa—Northern Iowa offensive lineman Austin Steichen and two other men have been arrested in connection with an alleged assault.   Full Story

KANSAS CITY, Mo.—Kansas coach Bill Self's fence-mending trip worked: Xavier and C.J. Henry are still coming to Lawrence to play for the Jayhawks.   Full Story

Two newspapers are reporting the Celtics have reached an agreement with free agent Rasheed Wallace. Bill Strickland, Wallace's agent, told the Boston Herald and the Boston Globe on Sunday night that the 34-year-old forward told him to call off meetings the agent was in the process of scheduling with the Orlando Magic, San Antonio Spurs and   Full Story

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LAS VEGAS—Flanked by dozens of women, heralded by trumpeters and mobbed by his fans, Phil Hellmuth channeled Julius Caesar as he arrived at the World Series of Poker on Sunday.   Full Story

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WIMBLEDON, England—Serve after booming serve, game after nerve-racking game, Roger Federer and Andy Roddick went at each other with everything they had in the fifth set of the Wimbledon final.   Full Story

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WIMBLEDON, England—Andy Roddick slumped forward in his changeover chair, hands covering his grass-stained baseball cap, stung by his third loss in a Wimbledon final, all to Roger Federer.   Full Story

Finally, a chance for some role reversal. After spending the last two summers guiding clients on Alaska's waterways, it's my chance to fall to the back of the line and follow somebody else into the woods.   Full Story

Finally, a chance for some role reversal. After spending the last two summers guiding clients on Alaska's waterways, it's my chance to fall to the back of the line and follow somebody else into the woods.   Full Story

LANCASTER - The York Revolution is showing signs of life. After starting the season at just 16-39 (.   Full Story