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  1. Winning
    * Winning number results for HOT LOTTO® date back to the 2002 game launch. However, only results drawn after January 30, 2008 (the first HOT LOTTO® drawing date that included Delaware) include the Delaware State Lottery.
  2. The Athlete -- Wins
    Sophomore Akshay Rao (New Delhi, India) has been named Binghamton's Athlete of the Week for April 1-6. Rao spearheaded BU's 5-2 upset win over defending America East champion Hartford on Saturday. He scored wins at first doubles and first singles, taking down the two-time reigning conference player of the year in straight sets. Rao raised his singles record to 27-4 overall, including an 18-3 record in dual matches.
  3. The Pioneers -- Win
    July 29, 2007 - Steve Horsley put forth a gutsy performance on Sunday night tossing his second no hitter of the season as the Pioneers blanked the Whitby Canadians 13–0. Although the bats were alive, Horsley was the story of the night. He grew stronger as the game went on, throwing 140 pitches to secure the win for Markham. Earlier this season, Horsley combined with Steve Marshall for a No–No, and Sunday’s performance gives him three no hitters in the past 3 seasons. The win gives Markham a league record of 17-4-1, and runs their overall season record to 23-8-1. The Pioneers are in action again Tuesday night in Thornhill to take on the Reds.
  4. Dragons -- Win
    The DuPage Dragons only managed five base hits as they were shutout by the Dubois County Bombers 3-0. The Bombers (13-13) used four pitchers to combine for the win including starter Dan Kapala (2-1) who worked six innings.
  5. Winning -- Miscellaneous
    In this interview, bestselling author and former CEO Jack Welch explains how Winning was written and why it is relevant. He explains how business situations should be viewed, and how his views on managing a company can be applied to any size office. Welch is interviewed by Jane Friedman, President and CEO of HarperCollins Worldwide.
  6. Rich Beem -- Win
    The bill for dinner arrived later, and Beem was charged only for two glasses of wine for him and his guest. He paid the bill, then left the bartender a $100 tip.
  7. Anthony Dupuis -- Wins
    Rusedski is to take on France’s Anthony Dupuis in the quarter-finals of the 355,000-dollar grass court tournament. The lanky Briton, who beat German Alexander Popp for his 14th career title here last year, is seeking to reach his first semi-final since October. South African Wesley Moodie, who upset top-seeded American Taylor Dent on Wednesday... had his match with Slovakian Michal Mertinak pushed back until Saturday. On Thursday, Americans Vincent Spadea and Paul Goldstein advanced to the semi-finals, Spadea with a victory over Serbian qualifier Dusan Vemic and Goldstein with a win over German Alexander Waske. afp
  8. Jason Keller -- Wins
    Keller was on fire the first part of the season as he posted top-10 finishes in eight of the first 16 races. Despite the lack of a sponsor, Keller finished the season 16th in the driver points standings. The following year, Keller notched wins at Bristol and Indianapolis Motor Speedways and posted 12 top-10 finishes. He finished the 1999 season eighth in the championship points standings.
  9. Powerball -- Winning Powerball
    Powerball is a multi-state lottery game operated by the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL). MUSL was founded in 1989, it launched the current 'power ball' game on april 22,1993. Today the Powerball Lottery is played in 31 member states. 70% to 80% of winning Powerball tickets are computer picks, a rate equal to the 70% to 80% of sales that are computer picks. The current MUSL members are:
  10. Dale Jarrett -- Wins
    In '93, Jarrett rallied past Dale Earnhardt on the final lap and won his first Daytona 500. The win was made more special by his father, retired NASCAR Grand National champion Ned Jarrett. Ned, color commentating for CBS Sports, became more of a proud papa than an impartial journalist as he rooted for his son to win. The call made great TV, and became one of NASCAR's most memorable moments.
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