A manager getting ejected from a baseball game and doing something stupid on his way to the showers is nothing new, but it is often worth watching a second time. And this manager got a little more creative in this minor league meltdown scenario.

The dream of every amateur golfer is to hit a hole in one.  When they do, they often get quite excited. How does a pro react when they hit a hole in one in a tournament. Michelle Wie notched a hole in one in the opening round of the Canadian Women’s Open Thursday.

Horse racing produces some interesting names for race horses and when they race against each other can produce some interesting calls from race callers. Larry Collmus at Monmouth Park in New Jersey had an opportunity recently to call a race with two horses names that couldn’t help but be entwined at the race finish.

Some people go to Spain each year to run with the bulls. They find it exciting, thrilling and fun. Spectators Wednesday at a bullfight arena in Spain found out that none of those words apply to sitting with the bulls. The incident led to some forty injuries.

Roger Federer may have slipped from his number one world ranking, but he is back on top with enthusiasts of trick shots. Federer has become a You Tube favorite with his recent trick shot while filming a commercial and finding a reluctant assistant.

While the debate goes on whether to raise the retirement age for social security, there is more proof that age is in the mind of the beholder. A 70-year-old jockey guided his horse to a quarterhorse stakes victory this week at River Downs in Cincinnati. Watch the race for yourself.

The heavy rains that have impacted the midwest this summer have touched a lot of lives. This week the community of Ames, Iowa, was beset with flash flooding that included reaching the home of Iowa State Cyclone basketball, Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclone sports department posted an idea of the flooding damage.

Garrett Callahan had a remarkable career on the basketball court at South Dakota State and the former Jackrabbit is now continuing his career overseas. The journey from his high school days in Seneca, Illinois, through his venture into Division I basketball at SDSU was recounted recently in a story from a newspaper in his home state.

For some people, the favorite part of watching a hockey game is waiting for the fight to break out. Apparently, even the youngest hockey players have taken notice of how its done.

Football fans can never get enough football and a new season is rapidly approaching. Combining a preview of what is coming with a celebration of what last season produced, the South Dakota All Star Football Game was held in Aberdeen Thursday with some of the state’s top high school performers from 2009. The wrapup comes from the Aberdeen American News.