Sports Briefs May 23, 2010

Auto racing

Plenty of primary preparations

May 25 event chooses candidates for November general election

COEUR d'ALENE - Preparation is well under way for the May 25 primary.

Red Sox sweep Angels on slam

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Take it from a walk to a run with Fleet Feet

The first steps on a new exercise program can be the hardest to take when one tries to go it alone. The loneliness of the long-distance runner isn’t always all it’s cracked up to be. Many beginning runners find trouble with consistent motivation and a lack of direction.

Run support backs Pineda

Kennedy, Peguero hit back-to-back home runs

SEATTLE (AP) - Michael Pineda allowed three hits over seven innings to help the Seattle Mariners break a six-game losing streak with a 5-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Monday night.

Scurrying in the snow

Runners battle the elements in 21st annual fun run

COEUR d'ALENE - Collin Ruane, a 16-year-old runner from Coeur d'Alene, had never raced the Leprechaun Scurry before.

Zags fall to the '3'

Sharp-shooting Illini pull away in 2nd half

SEATTLE (AP) - Illinois coach Bruce Weber was looking for a little inspiration, so he talked to his team about a trip to Michigan State during the 2004-05 season.

Trump hints about presidency

'The Apprentice' star scoffs at running with Palin

EDINBURGH, Scotland - Donald Trump used a trip to Scotland on Friday to give his strongest hint yet that he may run for U.S. president in 2012.

Verlander gets back at M's in big way

Substitute Kelly fills in nicely for injured slugger

DETROIT (AP) - With the Tigers' biggest star out of the lineup, Max Scherzer pitched like one himself.

Plenty of primary preparations

May 25 event chooses candidates for November general election

Published: February 20, 2010

Johnson to run for sheriff

COEUR d'ALENE - A former North Idaho businessman and Post Falls Chamber of Commerce board member who was involved in a high profile shooting in downtown Coeur d'Alene announced he is running for Kootenai County sheriff.

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Madness not exclusive to basketball

It doesn’t even have to be on a basketball court to resemble March Madness these days.

After QB Meyer injured, Carter shines for Shock

Replacement accounts for 6 TDs in win over KISS

Be nice with the ice, KYRO

If one were to read the latest article in The Press about sled hockey, one would get the impression that Kootenai Youth Recreation Organization is running the Frontier Ice Arena as an all-discipline skating rink (hockey, public skating, curling, broom ball, sled hockey). Nothing could be further from the truth.

Defense fuels runaway Lake City win

Timberwolves blank Kennewick in second half

KENNEWICK, Wash. - One week after giving up 63 points in their season opener, the Lake City Timberwolves gave up just 10 and pitched a shutout in the second half of a 42-10 victory over the Kennewick Lions in nonleague high school football Friday night at Lampson Stadium.

PREP BASEBALL: Timberlake, St. Maries reach semis

ONTARIO, Ore. - Overmatched at first.

Clutch for Cardinals

Jackson pitches out of jam to help Prairie down Coeur d'Alene

92-year-old becomes oldest woman to finish marathon

SAN DIEGO (AP) - A 92-year-old cancer survivor rocked her way into the record books Sunday, becoming the oldest woman to finish a marathon.

Generations at the helm

At some big companies, one family holds sway

A lot to fix, but to like also

Watching the Seattle Seahawks miss the playoffs came down to a lot more than a few missed field goals in clutch moments.