Royals keep rolling against Detroit
Detroit manager Jim Leyland, facing a 5-0 loss to Kansas City, seeks a stronger showing from Jeremy Bonderman to avoid a sweep. Esteban German delivered a go ahead triple in a five run first as Royals pitchers shut down Detroit.
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Rockies rout Giants as Francis shines in 8-0 win
Jeff Francis earned his second career shutout allowing two baserunners to reach scoring position as the Rockies beat the San Francisco Giants 8-0. Garrett Atkins homered twice driving in four runs, Kaz Matsui went 4-for-4, and Chris Iannetta and Brad Hawpe added solo shots. Colorado, 5½ games back in the NL West, eyes a pivotal weekend against Arizona while hoping to stay in the wild-card race.
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Duke lacrosse players gain fifth year grants
Four Duke lacrosse players including Matt Danowski will return for a fifth season after the NCAA granted extra year eligibility to those who were not seniors in 2006. Goaltender Dan Loftus and defensemen Tony McDevitt and Nick O'Hara join Danowski at Duke in 2008 for graduate work requirements.
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Trickery makes three notrump in rubber bridge card play
In a rubber-bridge hand South secretly manipulates the defense to steal the contract. After West’s spade lead and dummy’s queen, South wins with the ace and proceeds to cash clubs then spades, using a ruse to force West to misread signals. The article highlights card signals and misdirection as defenders misinterpret East’s club cards and South’s intentions.
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Concept Sudoku Daily Challenge Explained
A next edition puzzle notes that Sudoku places numbers 1 through 9 in a 9x9 grid with given clues. Each row column and 3x3 box must contain every number once. The puzzle difficulty rises from Monday through Saturday in the weekly cycle.
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