The Kansas City Royals turned a triple play — with the help of an appeal call — in the second inning Sunday against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
After Chicago White Sox shortstop Juan Uribe finished off the majors' first triple play in more than a year, he still had one more throw to make.
A central Missouri high school drama teacher whose spring play was canceled after complaints about tawdry content in one of her previous productions will resign rather than face a possible firing.
Monmouth can stop cringing whenever March is mentioned.
Monmouth coach Dave Calloway acknowledges that Hampton's team is more athletic than his. Probably because it's nothing new to him.
Geoff Ogilvy never imagined himself winning the Match Play Championship. He was too busy looking for the exit.
First came a pitching wedge from 111 yards that dropped behind the flag and spun into the cup for eagle to win the last hole. Davis Love III followed that match by burying Zach Johnson with six birdies Saturday to reach the finals for the second time in three years.
Chad Campbell expected overtime against Tiger Woods. Standing to the side of the 18th green with a 1-up lead, he was so certain that Woods was going to make a 12-foot birdie — doesn't he always? — that Campbell already was planning his tee shot on the first extra hole.
Tiger Woods didn't remove his cap and shake hands on the 10th green Thursday. This time, he was lucky to be leading.
Arms crossed, staring into the soul of his opponent, Tiger Woods looked as though he was wrapped up in one of those nerve-racking moments that define the Match Play Championship.
Ernie Els usually shows up at every tournament expecting to win. This is not a typical week.
Tiger Woods had a short stay at Riviera, withdrawing after two rounds with the flu. This week might be even shorter.
Thomas Bjorn withdrew from the Match Play Championship on Monday because of a sore neck, allowing Stephen Ames to get into the 64-man field and face Tiger Woods in the first round.
Kerry Walsh knew there'd be talk when a group of students proposed putting on "The Vagina Monologues" at the University of Notre Dame.
A record-setting run. A game-turning interception. A trick play that no one saw coming — until the ball landed in Hines Ward's hands, making him the Super Bowl MVP.