Garden City Busters Rally Past Seward County in Comeback
Garden City edged Seward County 65-56 after trailing 41-24, riding a late surge led by Tamara Jones to take a key KJCCC division win. Jones scored 25 as Garden City forced 12 second-half turnovers and hit 24 of 28 free throws to erase the deficit and claim third in the division.
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Eward County
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Murray Reaches 12th Grand Slam Semi Final
The 36th-ranked Murray notes his loss to an unwavering opponent who stayed calm and intense from start to finish. He concedes never finding an opening and says he did a decent job, reaching his 12th Grand Slam semifinal.
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Li Na Stuns Sharapova To Reach Australian Open Final
Li Na used heat and crowd support at Rod Laver Arena to defeat Maria Sharapova 6-2 6-2, advancing to the Australian Open final for the second time in three years. Sharapova, favored after a strong run, faltered with double faults early.
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Mickelson apologizes for tax remarks after golf blunder
Phil Mickelson said his tax talk was a big mistake and compared it to his late swing at Winged Foot in 2006. He noted his comment to join the Padres ownership and potential move from California amid high taxes, while Golf Digest put his earnings at 47 million dollars last year.
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KSU Women Upset OSU In OT In Manhattan
Brittany Chambers scored 26 points and Kansas State hit 16 three pointers to beat No. 12 Oklahoma State 76 70 in overtime. Haley Texada added 14 points while Mariah White had 11 for the Wildcats who shot 35 percent and relied on outside shooting. OSU led late but overtime belonged to Kansas State as turnover pressure and cold inside shooting hurt the Cowgirls.
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Wichita State Tops Missouri State Behind Early Run
Cleanthony Early scored 17 points and Carl Hall 15 as No. 20 Wichita State rallied past Missouri State 62 52 in Springfield. Gavin Thurman led Missouri State with 21 as the Bears fell to 5-15 overall, 3-5 in the MVC. The Shockers improved to 18-2, 7-1, despite injuries to Ron Baker and Evan Wessel.
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