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    White Sox Inch Toward Historic Collapse (AP)

AP - The Chicago White Sox are creeping closer to completing the biggest
 collapse in major league history. Travis Hafner hit his sixth home run
 in five games and Coco Crisp added a two-run drive that led the
 Cleveland Indians over the Kansas City Royals 11-6 on Thursday night,
 moving the Indians within 1 1/2 games of the first-place White Sox in
 the AL Central.

    Willis Wins Major-League Best 22nd Game (AP)

AP - Dontrelle Willis is first in the major leagues and seventh in the
 batting order. Florida's left-hander became the majors' first 22-game
 winner with a 2-1 victory over the New York Mets on Thursday night, a
 game in which he batted seventh and kept the Marlins' wild-card hopes
 alive.

    International Team Leads Presidents Cup (AP)

AP - The International team was in foreign territory Thursday at the
 Presidents Cup. It was in the lead. Retief Goosen and Adam Scott turned
 in a tag-team performance that buried Tiger Woods and Fred Couples in
 the opening match. Bringing up the rear were Mike Weir and Trevor
 Immelman, who birdied four of their first five holes in alternate shot
 for a dominant victory over David Toms and Stewart Cink. When the first
 day of matches ended, the International team had a 3 1/2-2 1/2 lead.

    Palmeiro's Season With Orioles May Be Over (AP)

AP - Rafael Palmeiro said a vitamin he received from Miguel Tejada might
 have caused the positive test for steroid use that led to the first
 baseman's suspension, an assertion his Baltimore Orioles teammate
 dismissed as implausible.

    Boxer Dies From Injuries Sustained in Bout (AP)

AP - Boxer Leavander Johnson, critically injured in the biggest fight of
 his life, died Thursday at a hospital where he was rushed with bleeding
 on the brain.

    William Shows His Worth With the Broncos (AP)

AP - If Darrent Williams keeps doing what he's doing, the touchdowns and
 interceptions will come and there won't be anything the referees can do
 about it.

    Payton signs one-year deal with Heat, reunites with Shaq (Reuters)

Reuters - Point guard Gary Payton signed a one-year, $1.1 million
 contract with the Miami Heat on Thursday, re-uniting him with center
 Shaquille O'Neal.

    Twins Beat Fading ChiSox 4-1 in 11 Innings (AP)

AP - Matthew LeCroy hit a go-ahead RBI single in a three-run 11th inning
 and the Minnesota Twins sent first-place Chicago to another crushing
 defeat, beating the fading White Sox 4-1 on Thursday night.

    Deadmarsh Retires Because of Concussions (AP)

AP - Adam Deadmarsh retired from the NHL on Thursday because of
 post-concussion syndrome, ending a 10-year career that included a
 Stanley Cup title with the Colorado Avalanche in 1996 and two
 appearances for the U.S. Olympic team.

    UNC-Pembroke Restarting Football Program (AP)

AP - The field where North Carolina-Pembroke's football team last played
 five decades ago is gone, overlaid by progress at a growing school
 first founded to educate American Indian teachers.

    Venus Williams Withdraws From China Open (AP)

AP - Venus Williams withdrew from the China Open before her quarterfinal
 match with Marta Domachowska on Friday because of an injured left knee.

    Robert Gamez Leads Texas Open by One Shot (AP)

AP - Robert Gamez shot an 8-under 62 on Thursday to take a one-stroke
 lead over Houston-area resident Jeff Maggert after the first round of
 the Texas Open.

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