NASCAR Nextel Cup results from Texas Motor Speedway Fort Worth
NASCAR Nextel Cup results from the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth list Eliott Sadler first with 324 laps and $507,733 in prize, followed by Kasey Kahne, Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Rusty Wallace, Kurt Busch, Casey Mears, Tony Stewart, Jimmie Johnson and Jamie McMurray in the top 10. Baseball and college scores fill the rest of the page with spring training standings and various matchups across leagues.
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Broad sports schedule and Player of the Year note
A dense daily sports rundown lists baseball broadcast times on ESPN WGN and KIUL plus college basketball NCAA finals between Connecticut and Georgia Tech and women’s award voting for AP Player of the Year. Also notes include NBA games on TNT ESPN2 soccer Champions League quarterfinal Arsenal versus Chelsea in London and various box scores and standings across conferences.
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Liberal Easy win slips past Garden City in first meet
Liberal tops Garden City 242-155 in the boys meet while the Liberal girls beat Garden City 233-139. Garden City and Ulysses also posted multiple top finishes led by Diaz Schultz Reith Posada in the 3200 relay and Hill Forward in distance events, with several personal bests noted.
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BellSouth Classic at Sugarloaf yields Johnson win
Zach Johnson takes the PGA BellSouth Classic at TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth Georgia with a final total of 275 to claim $810,000. Runner up Mark Hensby finishes 276 earning $486,000, while Padraig Harrington and Peter Lonard share $216,000 and $180,000 respectively in the 275 to 281 scores. The LPGA Office Depot Championship in Los Angeles lists Sorenstam at 68 and other top finishers with prize money, followed by the hockey section.
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On Tap Today's local high school games schedule
Baseball features Wichita North at Garden City 3 pm Hugoton at Guymon 3 30 pm Holcomb at Bucklin 4 pm Golf has Garden City at Salina Central 9 am Soccer lists Liberal at Garden City 4 pm moved from April 9 Softball pits Satanta at Sublette 4 pm Swimming has Garden City at Emporia 4 pm
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Tuesday Schedule Highlights From Area Softball and Track
College softball at 2 p.m. features Seward County versus Garden City. Baseball games include Scott City at Lakin Colby at Ulysses and Spearville at Syracuse with Scott City at Lakin also listed. High school track at 4 p.m. covers HPL divisional meets in Hugoton Lakin Sublette Syracuse Cimarron Holcomb Satanta and Wichita County with events at Lakin.
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Mets trade Cedeno to Cardinals for Widger and Delgado
New York Mets exchange outfielder Roger Cedeno for catcher Chris Widger and infielder Wilson Delgado to St Louis. Cedeno once produced 66 steals and a .313 average in 1999 but showed defense and instinct issues after a big 2002 contract. The deal includes cash considerations.
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Hockey and soccer results and schedule snapshot
NHL results include Nashville 2 Colorado 1 in OT and Anaheim 2 Calgary 1. MLS results show D.C. United 2 San Jose 1 and MetroStars 3 Columbus 1 with ties Chicago Kansas City 0-0 and Colorado Dallas 1-1. Playoff-spirited schedules outline NY Islanders at Tampa Bay dates and multiple cross-conference hockey matchups across April.
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Beard named AP player of the year in women's hoops
Alana Beard of Duke won the Associated Press player of the year after a media panel vote. Houston's Joe Curl earned AP coach of the year for guiding the Cougars to a school record in victories. Taurasi received four votes from a 47 member panel.
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