NASCAR Driver Standings and Race Statistics Highlight
The scoreboard summarizes top finishers led by Jeff Gordon in Chevrolet with 334 laps, followed by Jimmie Johnson and Greg Biffle among others, noting payouts and car brands. Race stats show average speed 146.372 mph, total time 3h25m22s, six cautions for 30 laps, and multiple lead changes across 14 drivers.
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Jeff Gordon
Chevrolet
Jimmie Johnson
Greg Biffle
Ford
Tony Stewart
Matt Kenseth
Mark Martin
Juan Pablo Montoya
Kurt Busch
Dodge
Jeff Burton
Carl Edwards
David Reutimann
Toyota
Denny Hamlin
Paul Menard
David Stremme
Ryan Newman
Brian Vickers
Sam Hamish Jr
Kyle Busch
Kasey Kahne
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Casey Mears
Clint Bowyer
Brad Keselowski
Michael Waltrip
Martin Truex Jr
John Andretti
Kevin Harvick
Bill Elliott
David Gilliland
Joey Logano
Regan Smith
Elliott Sadler
Aric Almirola
Pekan
Reed Sorenson
David Ragan
Jamie McMurray
Robby Gordon
Bobby Labonte
Marcos Ambrose
Mike Bliss
Dave Blaney
J.gordon
D.reutimann
M.kenseth
T.stewart
Ky.Busch
G.biffle
D.ragan
M.martin
G Biffle
T Stewart
J.johnson
Penard
D.earhardt Jr
C.edwards
D.earnhardt Jr
Ku.Busch
P-Menard
B. Vickers
C.bowyer
D.hamlin
K.kahne
J.burton
Associated Press
Roseville
Calif
Eric Holmes
Jason Bowles
Paulie Harraka
David Mayhew
Blake Koch
Greg Pursley
Mike David
Moses Smith
Wes Banks
Johnathan Hale
Jim Inglebright
Jonathan Gomez
Jack Sellers
Phil Dugan
Brett Thompson
Jamie Dick
Jim Warn
Jim Marchino
NCAA Final Showdown North Carolina V Michigan State
CBS airs the NCAA men final from Ford Field Detroit at 8 p.m. North Carolina meets Michigan State in a highly anticipated title game. The day features multiple MLB clashes and a UEFA Champions League quarterfinal leg 1 also noted with teams and times.
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CBS
North Carolina
Michigan State
Ford Field
Detroit
ESPN
N.Y. Mets
Cincinnati
ESPN2
Tampa
Manchester United
Porto
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Major League Baseball Player Movements and Callups
A sweeping set of player transactions across MLB includes the Orioles purchasing Chad Moeller from Norfolk, the Red Sox acquiring Nick Green from Pawtucket, and multiple teams placing pitchers on the 15 day DL or optioning/recalling players to minor league camps. notable activity spans the White Sox Royals Twins Angels Mariners Rays Mets Dodgers and others with signings, designations, and minor league assignments. The volume reflects spring training roster shuffles across both leagues with a focus on contracts purchased and players assigned to Tacoma Salt Lake Reno and Las Vegas affiliates.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Chad Moeller
Norfolk
Boston Red Sox
Nick Green
Pawtucket
Chicago White Sox
Donny Lucy
Mike MacDougal
Corky Miller
Charlotte
Kansas City Royals
Jamey Wright
Omaha
Shane Costa
LOS Angeles Angels
Kelvin Escobar
John Lackey
Ervin Santana
Matt Brown
Reggie Willits
Ryan Budde
Sean Rodriguez
Rick Thompson
Bobby Wilson
Brandon Wood
Salt Lake
Minnesota Twins
R.A. Dickey
Rochester
Oakland Athletics
Jeff Baisley
Seattle Mariners
Jesus Delgado
Tacoma
Tyler Johnson
Chad Cordero
Chris Burke
Chris Woodward
Jamie Burke
Mike Wilson
Matt Tuiasosopo
Chris Jakubauskas
Shawn Kelley
Mike Sweeney
Tampa Bay Rays
Jason Hammer
Colorado
Aneury Rodriguez
Chad Bradford
Fernando Perez
B.J. Upton
Jason Isringhausen
Michel Hernandez
Adam Kennedy
Ray Olmedo
Chris Richard
Ray Sadler
Jon Weber
Texas Rangers
Travis Metcalf
Joaquin Benoit
Eric Hurley
Dustin Nippert
Willie Eyre
Elvis Andrus
Omar Vizquel
Kris Benson
Jason Jennings
Eddie Guardado
Andruw Jones
Oklahoma City
Emerson Frostad
Max Scherzer
Josh Whitesell
Josh Wilson
Reno
Ryan Roberts
Tucson
Atlanta Braves
Charlie Morton
Clint Sammons
Gwinnett
Jordan Schafer
Chicago Cubs
Chad Gaudin
Jeff Samardzija
Iowa
Cincinnati Reds
Adam Rosales
UT Wilkin Castillo
Homer Bailey
Bill Bray
Louisville
Jonny Gomes
Darnell McDonald
Colorado Rockies
Glendon Busch
Colorado Springs
Taylor Buchholz
Jeff Francis
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Jason Schmidt
Danny Ardoin
Albuquerque
Ors Saleen N
Gah Gop
NEW York Mets
Nick Evens
Buffalo
Billy Wagner
Tim Redding
Angel Pagan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Romulo Sanchez
Craig Monroe
Indianapolis
Local high school and college events schedule brief
Multiple prep and college sports events listed with times across various venues including GCCC, Sublette, Satanta, Syracuse, Lakin, GCHS, Hugoton, and Meade. Notable items include reassignment of hockey player Mike Santorelli to Milwaukee AHL affiliate and Montana Western naming Cara Cocchiarella as women's basketball coach.
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Lakin
Scott City
Ulysses
Colby
Hugoton
Sw Heights
Stanton Co
GCHS
TMP
Marian
Satanta Sublette
Elkhart
Syracuse
Wichita Co
Okla
St. Prep
Holcomb
Satanta
Spearville
Cimarron
Sublette
Nashville Predators
Mike Santorelli
Milwaukee
AHL
Montana Western
Cocchiarella
Liberal High School Track Scores and Winners in Liberal Meet
Liberal wins with 175.5 points ahead of Dodge City and Garden City. GCHS dominates field events led by Parr and Hernandez with multiple top finishes in high jump long jump and relays while Hugoton and Guymon follow with strong showings in sprints and throws.
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Liberal
Dodge City
Garden City
Hugoton
Guyman
Parr
Gchs
Hernandez
Alexander
Crane
Magano- Portillo
Watkins
Petersen
Luna
Sandoval
Hemann
Soderland
Livengood
Hill
Reys
Pernies
Peraies
Ramirez
McLain
Rodriguez
Quiajno
DeLaRosa
Jimenez
Bernasky
Thomas
Reyes
Duesing
Arteaga
Gottspner
Salas
Gottspower
Cruz
E A
Pena
A. Rodriguez
Gustafson Hugoton
Gerber
Cathy Boos
Heiman
Boos
Heim Gchs
Kuhlman
Gustafson
Guerrero
Sauceda
GCCHS
Pomeroy
Chinasa Ekweariri
Chinasa Ekwearin
Chavez
Chinwe Ekwearin
Miller
Garcia
Ortega
Goode
Knoll
Neira
Se Nseee Ae
Vigil
Sports History Highlights From Olympic and Major Leagues
Compiled by Paul Montella from Associated Press notes events include the first modern Olympics in 1896 with James B. Connolly winning the hop, step and jump. 1952 Sam Snead wins a Masters by four shots over Jack Burke Jr. 1973 Ron Blomberg becomes MLB’s first designated hitter for the Yankees vs Boston. 1992 Duke repeats as NCAA champion with a 71-51 win over Michigan. 2004 UConn women complete a championship sweep beating Tennessee 70-61, first Division I school to win both titles.
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Paul Montella
Associated Press
Athens
Greece
James B. Connelly
Sam Snead
Jack Burke Jr
Ron Blomberg
New York Yankees
Boston
Duke
Michigan
Connecticut
Diana Taurasi
Uconn
Tennessee
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G.pursley
D Mayhew
J.bowles
M.smith
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B.koch
Pharraka
J.dick
B. Thompson
Moscow
Minneola
Fowler
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Schriner
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Herman
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McLaren
Mos
Hittle
Moore
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L-Schriner
Alley
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Yankees
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Weaver
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Lincecum
Adrien
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Price
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Walker
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Allen
Austrie
Morgan
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Villanova
Clark
Anderson
Cunningham
Reynolds
Redding
Penn
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Stokes
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Hansbrough
Lawson
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Drew II
Davis
Zeller
Oklahoma
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Burke
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Stevenson
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C.paris
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Roethlisberger
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Pedersen
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Murphy
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Grant
Stokees
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Smith
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Catic
Morris
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Kohn
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Courtney Paris
Seimone Augustus
LSU
Alana Beard
Sue Bird
Ruth Riley
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Tamika Catchings
Chamique Holdsclaw
Kara Wolters
Jennifer Rizzotti
Rebecca Lobo
National Basketball Associat
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LA. Lakers
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Balkman
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Jones
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J.smith
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Carter
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NFL
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Svetlana Kuznetsova
Russia
Amelie Mauresmo
France
Eveta Peschke
Czech Republic
Lisa Raymond
United States
New Jersey Philadelphia N.Y. Rangers
N.Y. Islanders
LOT
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ST. Louis Cardinals
David Freese
Colby Rasmus
Joe Thurston
SAN Diego Padres
Kevin Correia
Luke Gregerson
Sanchez
Walter Silva
Wilton Lopez
Cha Seung Baek
Arturo Lopez
Mike Adams
Mark Worrell
SAN Francisco Giants
Rich Aurilia
Juan Uribe
Andres Torres
Brandon Medders
Fresno
Steve Holm
Luis Perdomo
Justin Miller
Sergio Romo
Noah Lowry
Basketball
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Eric Snow
Mocke
National Hockey League
Anaheim Ducks
Troy Ba
Otero
Barton Co
Great Bend
Emporia
Hoisington
Ingalls
Meade
Seward Co
Okla St
Butler Co
Cara
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