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    Cards Shock Astros in Ninth to Win Game 5 (AP)

AP - Whoa there, Astros. Albert Pujols and the St. Louis Cardinals
 aren't ready to hand over that NL pennant just yet. With Houston only
 one tantalizing out from its first World Series, Pujols saved St. Louis
 by hitting a stunning three-run homer off Brad Lidge in the ninth
 inning, and the Cardinals rallied for a 5-4 victory Monday night in
 Game 5 of the NL championship series.

    Colts Rally to Beat Rams 45-28 (AP)

AP - Once again, the defense bailed out the Indianapolis Colts. Cato
 June had two interceptions that set up two touchdowns and Nick Harper
 had an interception and a fumble recovery to set up scores as the Colts
 overcame a 17-0 deficit to beat the St. Louis Rams 45-28 on Monday
 night and remain the NFL's only unbeaten team.

    Seattle's Hamlin in Hospital After Fight (AP)

AP - Seahawks safety Ken Hamlin was in serious but stable condition
 Monday with a fractured skull and other head injuries following a fight
 outside a downtown Seattle nightclub.

    Bruschi to Return to Practice (AP)

AP - Tedy Bruschi is ready to play football again, just eight months
 after a mild stroke left him unsure whether his life would ever return
 to normal.

    Rangers' Lundqvist Makes 23 Saves (AP)

AP - Henrik Lundqvist is trying to stay in the present, figuring his
 future with the New York Rangers is secure if he keeps winning games.

    Falcons' Mora Defensive About His Defense (AP)

AP - Jim Mora got defensive about Atlanta's defense before anyone had a
 chance to go on the offensive.

    Knicks Guard Allan Houston Retires (AP)

AP - New York Knicks guard Allan Houston retired Monday, unable to
 recover from knee injuries that kept him out much of the last two
 seasons.

    Demons still haunt Gooden and family (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - For baseball star Gary Sheffield, it is time to rest his
 throbbing left thigh, the one that hobbled him throughout the
 postseason as his New York Yankees were eliminated. But there's a
 deeper ache no one has been able to diagnose, much less treat, one that
 has nagged his soul for two decades. It is a pain so personal that it
 leaves the slugging outfielder depressed, scared, confused and angry.

    Hockey Today (AP)

AP - Phoenix at Edmonton (9 p.m. EDT). Coyotes coach Wayne Gretzky
 returns to Edmonton, where he won four Stanley Cups during the 1980s.

    Texas Likes BCS Position (AP)

AP - Texas coach Mack Brown has two things to worry about this week: No.
 10 Texas Tech and the Bowl Championship Series standings.

    Tennis Closer to Using Electronic Calls (AP)

AP - Instant replay is closer to coming to tennis. Exactly when and how
 isn't clear. The International Tennis Federation approved the latest
 version of Hawk-Eye Officiating after testing last week, and the ATP
 and WTA tours are looking into which tournaments might use electronic
 line-calling and the specifics of what the rules will be.

    Sportsview: Report What You See, but Fast (AP)

AP - The first sign that something had gone wrong for Michelle Wie was
 when she was nowhere to be found more than a half-hour after finishing
 fourth in her professional debut.

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