Larry Niemeyer Reflects On Coaching Career And Mellowed Mindset
Veteran coach Larry Niemeyer recalls his 31 years guiding players at Jefferson High School and beyond. He says he has mellowed, values fundamentals, and emphasizes respect and steady coaching during practice. He cites Robin Threatt as a standout athlete and notes impending retirement only when no one hires him.
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Kernels Return Home for 13-Game Run at Veterans Memorial
The Cedar Rapids Kernels start a 13 game home stretch at Veterans Memorial Stadium. West Michigan visits tonight, followed by South Bend and Beloit Burlington series with a June 18 doubleheader at 5 30 p.m. Kernels sit 36 21 atop the Western Division, Mike Trout leads with .366 batting, 6 HR, .444 OBP, .546 SLG and 31 RBIs. Tickets run eight to ten dollars.
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Silva wins eighth straight as Cubs top Pirates in Pittsburgh
Carlos Silva pitched seven innings allowing one run while improving to 8-0 and becoming the first Cubs starter to start 8-0 since 1967. Ryan Theriot led Chicago with a five base reach and Geovany Soto drove in a run as the Cubs beat Pittsburgh 6-1.
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Nationals take Harper with top overall pick
The Washington Nationals selected junior college slugger Bryce Harper with the No. 1 overall pick in the baseball draft. Harper, a 17 year old from the College of Southern Nevada, is expected to pursue a record contract with adviser Scott Boras and could play outfield to reach the majors faster.
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Major league leaders and batting race highlights
National League leaders include Prado batting .328 and Kemp with 46 runs. American League leaders feature Morneau batting .370 and Cano with 82 hits as top run producers and hitters across both circuits.
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