Baseball scoreboard shows AL and NL results and schedule
The American League standings show New York Tampa Bay Toronto and others with recent scores. Wednesday results include Chicago White Sox 4 Kansas City 3 and Texas 2 Oakland 1. National League results list Atlanta 18, Mets 10 and Montreal 3 Florida 2, plus numerous upcoming games with teams and starting pitchers.
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Major League and NCAA Weekend Sports Schedule
A dense listing of baseball, college hockey, golf and basketball games across networks ESPN TNT USA SPEED and local radio KIUL KIAL. Notable matchups include Cubs at Reds White Sox at Yankees Mets at Braves Duke Boston College in NCAA semis and Masters rounds at Augusta with multiple time slots and venues.
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Chicago and Colorado win in early college and pro action
Lofty baseball and basketball results fuel midweek action with wins for Chicago over Kansas City and Colorado over Arizona in baseball. NBA playoff liftoffs feature top teams posting wins and hockey playoff series beginning with Tampa Bay and Boston grabbing early leads.
Elzy Named Assistant Coach for Kansas Women’s Team
Former Tennessee star Kyra Elzy was named an assistant coach on Bonnie Henrickson’s Kansas staff. Elzy helped Tennessee win NCAA titles in 1997 and 1998, coached at Western Kentucky, and earlier directed basketball operations at Virginia Tech under Henrickson. Other assistants include Karen Lange and Katie O’Conner. Jackie Stiles was among interested candidates.
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NJCAA names Baker successor as Killian retires
Colorado Springs AP George Killian longtime NJCAA executive director and longtime U S Olympic Committee board member will retire July 31 after 35 years. W Wayne Baker named to succeed Killian, bringing prior NJCAA roles since 1985 and 1994 as associate executive director. Baker is Kansas native, veterinarian, runs a Colorado clinic.
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Fort Hays AD Takes Over at Colorado School of Mines
Golden Colo AP Fort Hays State athletic director Tom Spicer was named to the same role at the Colorado School of Mines on Wednesday. He replaces Marv Kay who retires after 45 years at Mines. Spicer served 15 years as Fort Hays State AD. both schools belong to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
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Royals place Relaford on disabled list and call up Cerda
The Kansas City Royals placed infielder Desi Relaford on the 15 day disabled list with a strained left hamstring from the season opener and recalled left handed reliever Jaime Cerda from Triple A Omaha. In Minnesota, Matthew LeCroy strained an oblique and joined the 15 day DL after an 11 4 loss to Cleveland as Joe Mauer had been placed on the DL earlier. In Cleveland, Carmen Policy will step aside as Browns president and CEO on May 1 with John Collins to replace him. Policy will remain as a consultant for 2004.
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Area High School Schedules Hit The Courts and Fields
Today multiple events across Kansas include Jap ata at 4 p.m. with Garden City vs Thomas More Prep Marian and other games at Holcomb Elkhart Minneola Satanta Syracuse Healy Scon Lakin Pratt Ulysses. Golf at 1 p.m. features Cimarron Holcomb Hugoton Sublette Syracuse Ulysses and Meade invite. Soccer at 4 p.m. has Garden City Great Bend. Softball at 2:30 p.m. lists Garden City Derby Dodge City 4 p.m. Holcomb Elkhart Pratt Ulysses Southwestern Heights Hugoton. Tennis at 3 p.m. Ulysses Cimarron. Track events start 10 a.m. Dighton Greeley County Ingalls Moscow at Deerfield then 3 p.m. Garden City Scott City Liberal Dodge City Guymon at Ulysses South Gray Sublette Meade. Additional track 3 p.m. Garden City Maize.
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MLS Eastern Central Standings and Week Schedule Notes
Major League Soccer standings show Eastern and Central divisions with team points goals for and against. The schedule lists D C United versus MetroStars at 3 pm and other matches including San Jose at New England and Dallas at Chicago with times.
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