Pro Am crowns winners as windy Kansas event ends
The 30th Southwest Kansas Pro Am concluded with solid play despite strong north winds at Buffalo Dunes and Southwind. Pro Cole With led volunteers and sponsors to support the Newborn Intensive Care Unit at St Catherine Hospital, with donations pending final tallies.
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Southwind
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Steve Jones
Jim Furyk
Stewart Cink
Lee Janzen
Tom Weisko
Sandhills
Southwest
Cole
Casey Sullivan
Toby Witthuhn
Uld
St Catherine Hospital
Busters sign 18 for cross country team
Garden City Community College cross country coach Dan Delgado signed 18 recruits for 2009. Key returnees include All-Americans Mohamed Noor and Gabriel Proctor, plus seven new commitments from Kansas and Texas. Delgado expects strong regional and national results as practice begins, highlighting star recruit Juan Palo Ponce and noted 3A champions Zach Rainter and Bryce Koehn among the class.
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Garden City Community College
Dan Delgado
Delgado
Mohamed Noor
Gabriel Proctor
The
Busters
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Wichita County High School
Pratt Community College
You Kansas
Brevin Dawes
Ismael Arteaga
Garden City
Bryce Koehn
Lakin
Able Martinez
Ingalls
Zach Rainter
Norton
Gray feline interruption caps Royals’ 11-6 loss to Mariners
Kansas City manager Trey Hillman quipped about a gray cat that briefly halted play during Seattle’s 11-6 win. Ichiro Suzuki extended his league-leading multi-hit streak with 52nd such game, as Russell Branyan and Jose Lopez drove in three runs each. Royals drop to 41-66, eyeing a fifth 100-loss season in eight years after a brutal stretch at home.
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Kansas City Royals
Trey Hillman
Ichiro Suzuki
Russell Branyan
Jose Lopez
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Hillman
Royals
Seattle
Washington Nationals
Happ 10 strikeouts pace Phillies 7-0 win over Rockies
J A Happ tied a career high with 10 strikeouts and tossed a four hitter for his second shutout of the season as Philadelphia beat Colorado 7 0. The win keeps him in rotation chatter with Pedro Martinez nearing a return and other arms like Cliff Lee Cole Hamels and Joe Blanton already locked in.
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Cy Young
Happ
Phillies
Colorado Rockies
Pedro Martinez
Reading
Charlie Manuel
Martinez
Cliff Lee
Cole Hamels
Joe Blanton
Jamie Moyer
Moyer
Carlos Ruiz
Toronto
Royal stands out as Broncos offense centerpiece
Broncos wide receiver Eddie Royal, a 2009 breakout rookie, trains as a focal point under coach Josh McDaniels. The second year playmaker has 91 receptions and 980 yards last season, with Orton and Simms developing chemistry as Denver rebuilds after a turbulent off season and coaching change.
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Kyle Orton
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Eddie
Royal
McDaniels
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Chris Simms
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