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   With two touchdowns Sunday against the Dolphins, Eagles running back LeSean McCoy moved to within one touchdown of Steve Van Buren's team records of 18 touchdowns in a season and 15 rushing touchdowns in a season. Here are the lists: Most touchdowns in an Eagles season:   Player              Year TDs Van Buren 1945 18 McCoy           2011 17 Brian Westbrook 2008 14 Terrell Owens     2004 14 W. Montgomery 1979 14 Van Buren        1947 14 Most rushing touchdowns in an Eagles season: Player              Year TDs Van Buren        1945 15 McCoy           2011 14 Ricky Watters     1996 13 Van Buren        1947 13

US WEEKLY KNOWS where its bread is buttered, so it has come out firmly for Team Kim in the tabloid-loving Kim Kardashian - Kris Humphries divorce. Even though Kim has looked like a shallow twit during her over-accessorized, extravagant TV wedding and too-brief marriage, Us quotes Kim K pals as saying Kris is the bad guy. "He belittled her in front of people," one insider said. "He'd call her stupid. It was truly sickening. " Us 's inside source says Kris resented Kim's faux fame and fortune - neither of which should have been a surprise to him when their multimillion-dollar wedding was filmed for TV. Kris also allegedly called Kim "fat ass. " Tattle does acknowledge he could have meant it as a compliment.

ARLINGTON, Texas - When Mike Napoli was playing for the other team, Texas Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler had a serious dislike for him. Sure, a lot of that had to do with Napoli playing for a division opponent for five years before he became part of a World Series team in Texas. There was also the way Napoli flipped his bat after hitting a home run or how the top button of his Angels jersey was often undone. "I would never tell you last year I would probably enjoy having him in the clubhouse," Kinsler said.

IN 12 years of tracking murderabilia, Houston victim advocate Andy Kahan, its chief opponent, has seen some wacky stuff. Here's a look at the most grim and gag-worthy: * Ted Bundy's fried hair: A former prison guard scooped up the locks that fell to the floor after the prolific serial killer's 1989 execution in Florida's electric chair. A rapist and necrophile, Bundy confessed to killing 30 women in six states in the mid-1970s. Experts think he killed even more. * Wayne Lo's semen: The school-massacre shooter shot something else all over a pornographic picture.

THE PROBLEM: The vacant lot across from Deborah Staton's Francisville home never caused her much grief. Sure, no one seemed to be caring for the land, but, fortunately, Staton always found someone to keep it decent. When the lot's weeds grew too wild, she called City Councilman Darrell Clarke's office, and someone would tidy it up. Later, when a Coldwell Banker Welker real-estate sign surfaced on the lot, she called the realty agency and someone took care of the overgrown weeds and litter.

NEWARK, Del. - A Newark teenager died and another teen was hospitalized in serious condition after two dirt bikes collided Monday afternoon, according to Delaware State Police. Cody J. Kegelman, 14, was pronounced dead at Christiana Hospital, where he was taken after the 1:15 p.m. crash on a dirt access road about a quarter mile east of Delaware Route 72, state police said in a news release. Authorities say Kegelman was traveling west while Nicholas Schrader, 16, of Newark, was traveling east on the same access road.

Two people were killed in separate hit-and-run collisions in Philadelphia during the weekend. Police investigations into both incidents were continuing Sunday night. The first crash occurred at 6:40 p.m. Saturday when a motorcycle was cut off and struck by a pickup truck in the 1100 block of East Cayuga Street. Police said Franko Garcia, 19, of the 4500 block of H Street, was driving a dirt bike west on Cayuga, behind a westbound green Chevrolet pickup. As the vehicles neared the intersection with Lawndale Street, the truck made a left turn, and the motorcycle collided with its left front door, police said.

Two people were killed in separate hit-and-run collisions in Philadelphia during the weekend. Police investigations into both incidents were continuing Sunday night. The first crash occurred at 6:40 p.m. Saturday when a motorcycle was cut off and struck by a pickup truck in the 1100 block of East Cayuga Street. Police said Franko Garcia, 19, of the 4500 block of H Street, was driving a dirt bike west on Cayuga, behind a westbound green Chevrolet pickup. As the vehicles neared the intersection with Lawndale Street, the truck made a left turn, and the motorcycle collided with its left front door, police said.

ENTER THE MIND of a serial litterbug, the empty-souled trash tosser, and you'll find a person who can't differentiate right from wrong, or a Philadelphia street from a garbage dump. These people don't love trash, like Oscar the Grouch; they simply don't think about it at all. They're the Ted Bundys of improper waste disposal, tossing a beer can with the same hands they use to pray or pet their dog, with no remorse. "Those kind of people are crumbs. They just don't care," said Mario Monzo of DeMarco's Deli, on Jackson Street near South Philadelphia High School.

An 18-year-old man riding on a dirt bike was killed early Friday when he crashed into a car at an intersection in Bridesburg, police said. Police said witnesses told them the biker, identified as Dean Nunez, ran a red light and crashed into a 2009 Ford Focus at Tacony and Bridge Streets about 1:15 a.m. Nunez died at 1:47 a.m. at Aria Health Torresdale Campus, police said. The 21-year-old woman driving the Ford remained at the scene and was not injured. Police said the Kawasaki dirt bike did not have lights and was illegal for street use. Dean was heading west on Bridge when he hit the Ford, which was traveling south on Tacony.