Roddick and Venus win at U S Open amid talks of longevity
Andy Roddick and Venus Williams progressed at the U S Open while Venus spoke publicly about an autoimmune diagnosis and acceptance. Serena Williams cruised past CoCo Vandeweghe as young Americans Stephenson Sock and Johnson advanced in doubles, with Wozniacki knocked out and Roddick embracing a focus on staying in the event.
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Busters fall to Cowley in Jayhawk opener 5-2
Cowley College tops Garden City 5-2 in Arkansas City as Ludmila Duarte Elias opens the scoring 45 seconds in. Ana Guevara ties late first half, but Cowley adds two more before halftime and another after, while Garden City waits on injured lineup and misses chances.
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Crist Takes Command at Kansas Amid Transfer Depth
Notre Dame transfer Crist quickly integrated with the Kansas program after joining under the fifth year rule. Named captain despite a semester, he embraces leadership and a season of pressure, as Weis likens their bond to father and son and aims to craft a lasting Jayhawks success story.
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Royals Rough Up Verlander In 9-8 Win At Kauffman
KC rallies past Detroit 9-8 as Alex Gordon belts two doubles and scores twice fueling a four-run second. Billy Butler and Billy Fielder drive in two RBIs each while Alcides Escobar and Mike Moustakas add key hits. Verlander exit after 12 hits, 7 runs across 2 innings.
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