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Kansas City enjoys first place runs from the Royals and Wizards, with Chiefs defense aiming to rebound and KU marching under Bill Self. The city pulses as Runelvys Hernandez, Sweeney, Beltran, and a strong Jayhawks lineup drive hopeful seasons while Missouri and K-State eye autumn battles.
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Hawks storm into GC Barnstorming with KU stars on roster
Garden City High School’s Chris Nelson among 10 area seniors set for the KU Barnstorming Tour at Garden City High School. Jayhawk seniors Nick Collison and Kirk Hinrich headline the event with additional KU alumni likely on the roster, plus local players like Reid Jagels and Devon Hammerschmidt. The 12:30 autograph and 2:00 game schedule showcase a chance for area teens to face top college talent.
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Chiefs Face 16th Pick With No Immediate Starters In Sight
Kansas City Chiefs sit at 8-8 and hold the 16th overall pick in the NFL draft. Coach Dick Vermeil says no first-rounder can start on offense or defense right away, joking a punter might. The team will lean on additions but seeks long term impact rather than immediate help.
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Phillies hammer Rockies in five-run first inning win
Phillies pitcher Brett Myers earned support in the first and struck out nine over six innings in a 6-4 win. Ricky Ledee added a two-run double in the opening frame, Jose Mesa closed with a save as Colorado dropped its road streak. Jason Jennings took the loss after giving up five runs in six frames.
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Broncs face tough test against Elkhart in baseball clash
Lakin coach Steve Davidson guides the 7-3 Broncs, ranked No. 6 in Class 3A, as they host No. 9 Elkhart. He warns pitchers must handle a heavy swinging lineup that resembles a college team, expecting a likely pregame challenge.
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Garden City meets Lakin in region softball clash
Area Notebook notes Garden City and Lakin prepare for a regional matchup. Coach Davidson says the game could tilt on whether the Lakin lineup repeats its Tuesday 17-hit, 19-run outburst against Ulysses. He cites inexperience but believes in local talent.
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Royals face SARS fears in Toronto series
The Kansas City Royals will stay near their hotel and avoid autographs in Toronto for a three game set with the Blue Jays amid SARS concerns. Dee Brown called the situation scary and said he will not sign autographs while the team adheres to MLB guidance for visiting clubs. After a day game on Saturday, the Royals plan a team hotel dinner.
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Royals Game Washed Out By Rain In Kansas City
The Kansas City Royals game against the Minnesota Twins was rained out and will be made up June 16. It marked the team’s third weather postponement this season as heavy rain and travel alerts affect Toronto and Canada. Trainers described hotel plans to keep players safe and entertained, while officials monitor the outbreak and weather.
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