Young gun Lee wins Jacksonville Open in Florida
18-year-old Mike Lee of Paradise Texas led three rookies to Bud Light Cup success by winning the Jacksonville Open in Jacksonville Florida with 262 points and 28 200 dollars. Lee rode all three bulls to claim the round three victory and the average earning him a Built Ford Tough final round berth. He joins Lee Akin and Cory Melton as first-time tour winners this season.
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Will Gooden stay or go for Kansas basketball
Kansas All American Drew Gooden weighs NBA lottery rich life against returning for a final Kansas season. Family and fans urge him to stay while insiders forecast pro entry. a decision promised after Friday's noon deadline as Roy Williams faces a pivotal choice for a potential Final Four run.
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Milton Shuts Down Royals in 4-1 Twins Win
Eric Milton pitched 72 2/3 innings for Minnesota, the longest of the year for a Twins starter, allowing one run on four hits with four strikeouts and no walks. Torii Hunter homered as Milton improved to 3-1, boosting Minnesota after its worst loss in eight years. Eddie Guardado earned the save, and the Twins moved to 10-6 ahead of a key series with Cleveland.
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Garden City Buffs Struggle With Woodward Defeats
Garden City High School baseball suffers in a rough stretch as 11-10 and 11-3 losses to Woodward follow 10 errors and an early 4-1 hole. Coach Matt Elliott says the team shows ability but lacks consistency and execution, despite solid first varsity starts from sophomores Brett Mesa and Josh Arteaga who kept Woodward's offense honest with low pitches.
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Buffaloes fall to Hays despite improved effort
Garden City High School girls soccer showed better play Thursday at Hays but still lost 5-0 after a 8-2 defeat Monday. Goalkeeper Ada Seijas missed the first half. Britney Carter stepped in and performed well.
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Draft-day trades loom for NFL teams before 2004 draft
NFL draft chatter centers on top picks with Fresno State quarterback David Carr likely No. 1 and Carolina weighing offers for No. 2. Seattle's Mike Holmgren hints at moving up from No. 20 to grab a playmaking rookie such as Julius Peppers or Roy Williams, depending on salary cap and market.
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