Jackrabbit tennis shows strength despite small school size
In Greeley County, 13 girls came out for tennis, enough to field two teams as coach Jacque Myers credits reputation and summer clinics for continued interest. Senior Meagan Epp leads No 1 singles with potential doubles pairing with sophomore Celine Gover, while Cimarron’s Jayme Cohoon and Nicole Coffey bolster a solid singles lineup as area teams begin the season.
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Myers
Greeley County
Trista Moritz
Kristen Crittenden
Meagan Epp
Epp
Celine Gover
State
Cimarron
Bluejays
Jayme Cohoon
Nicole
Coffey
Jackie Jantz
Ulysses
Scott City
Liberal
Royals Rout Rangers Behind Anderson Debut
Royals pull away to a 9 2 win over Texas as Brian Anderson, the post trade addition, earns six solid innings. Mike Sweeney and Aaron Guiel pace the offense with three hits apiece and four RBIs for Guiel, while Sweeney adds an RBI and a three-run homer. The win keeps Kansas City within one game of Chicago in the AL Central.
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Kansas City Royals
Mike Sweeney
Aaron Guiel
Joe Randa
Texas Rangers
Kansas City
Royals
Brian Anderson
Cleveland
Anderson
Alex Rodriguez
Rafael Palmeiro
Sweeney
Guiel
Chicago
R.A. Dickey
Royals acquire Rondell White to bolster outfield
The Kansas City Royals traded two minor league pitchers to obtain All-Star outfielder Rondell White from the San Diego Padres. White joins a lineup beset by injuries and will provide left field depth while potentially covering center field and first base as needed.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Rondell White
San Diego Padres
Padres
Brian Giles
San Diego
Pittsburgh Pirates
Oliver Perez
Jason Bay
Chris Tierney
Brian Sanches
White
Chicago White Sox
Allard Baird
Mike Sweeney
Ken Harvey
Raul Ibanez
Ibanez
Carlos Beltran
Tony Pena
New York Yankees
Bubba Trammell
Mark Phillips
Royals place Hernandez and Appier on 15 day DL
The Kansas City Royals placed right-handers Runelvys Hernandez and Kevin Appier on the 15-day disabled list with elbow injuries. Hernandez, opening day starter, is out for the season and will undergo Tommy John surgery, likely missing the middle of next season. Appier may also need surgery for a torn flexor tendon, with decision pending doctors.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Royals
Runelvys Hernandez
Kevin Appier
Hernandez
Tommy
John
Royals
Tony Pena
Appier
Allard Baird
Garden City GCCC cross country eyeing surprises in 2002 season
Garden City Community College. White enters season optimistic about fielding a full women’s team for the first time in years while predicting a strong men’s group. He expects top three regional finishes for the men with sophomores O’Neal Williams and Brent Lawson and freshman Jose Martinez leading the pack, ahead of Thursday’s Barton County opener where Martinez and Amoako lead the newcomers.
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White
Garden City Broaccuster
James White
Jayhawk
GCCC
O’neal Williams
Brent Lawson
Deerfield
Jose Martinez
Evans Amoako
Houston
West Africa
Garden City
Martinez
Amoako
Barton County
Jose
Garden City Cross Country Coach James White in first season
Garden City cross country coach James White enters his first season with the Indians as the team places men fourth at Region VI and women fail to qualify for Region VI. Key runners include O'Neal Williams Brent Lawson Jose Martinez Evans Amoako Dominique Martin DNext continues with schedule and roster notes.
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Garden City Broacbuster
James White
O'Neal Williams
Brent Lawson
Jose Martinez
Evans Amoako
Dominique Martin
D’nisha Levy
Barton County
Colby
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Stillwater
Okla
Tiger Invite
Hays
Garden City
Lawrence
Chang bows out in finale at U S Open
Michael Chang ended his tennis career with a four set loss to Fernando Gonzalez in the first round at Arthur Ashe Stadium. The 1990s star, who announced this would be his final season, fought hard but could not overcome the 15th seed as fans watched a subdued farewell.
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New York
Michael Chang
Pete Sampras
Chang
Fernando Gonzalez
Arthur Ashe Stadium
Roddick avenges Henman in U.S. Open opener on center court
Andy Roddick, 20, avenged his lone blemish this summer by beating Tim Henman 6-3 7-6 6-3 in the U S Open on Arthur Ashe Stadium center court. Roddick flashed big serves and cross court shots as he advances, while Andre Agassi and Jennifer Capriati also advanced in straight sets.
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New York
Andy Roddick
Britain
Tim Henman
Roddick
Henman
Arthur Ashe Stadium
Andre Agassi
Agassi
Alex Corretja
Jennifer Capriati
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Rangers
Anderson Sharp
K.C
D.L
Rob Houston
Gctelegram
Bruce Laird
Eads
Cole
Dusten Copeland
Denver
Ed Leggett
Palm Beach County
Fla
Lee Busters
United States
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