Barbaro euthanized after long battle
Barbaro the Kentucky Derby winner was put down after an eight month struggle with a series of hoof infections and laminitis. Dr. Dean Richardson of the University of Pennsylvania cited poor prognosis despite many surgeries and hopeful days. The colt, once full of life, faced mounting complications and was euthanized at 10:30 a.m. after owners Gretchen and Roy Jackson agreed.
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Cimarron Jays withstand Satanta rally in tight win
Cimarron Bluejays hold Satanta to secure a 53 44 victory behind Mitchell Ridenour's 15 points and six offensive rebounds. Peterson adds 20, while Satanta cuts a 21 point first half lead to seven late before Cimarron regains control with key second chance points and a late boost from offense.
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Sublette Stages Rally in Narrow Win Over Hugoton
Sublette rallied for a 62 to 54 win over Hugoton in a nonleague matchup. D Mata led Sublette with 15 points, followed by Bimey 13 and Brown 11 while Hugoton’s Musgrove and Tompkins each scored in double digits. The game featured tight defense and a decisive second quarter for Sublette.
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Bears rely on Benson and Jones in run heavy NFC push
Benson and Jones, a contrasting yet collaborative duo, drive the Bears toward the NFL championship. Benson noted no conflict, while Jones added a burst of momentum in the NFC title outing with eight straight carries on a 69 yard scoring drive. Coach Lovie Smith emphasized the team is built to run and relies on two solid backs.
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Mosttler powers Sublette past Hugoton in Hi Plains League
Tessa Mosttler led Sublette with 16 points as the Lady Larks beat Hugoton 46 40 in Hi Plains League play. Sublette pulled away late after a 19 19 halftime tie, with Kenzie Evans adding nine and Tiara Hanson eight. Jessica Slaughter led Hugoton with 11.
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Hoxie girls beat Dighton 57 to 37 in nonleague game
Hoxie Indians control the second half to pull away after a slow start from Dighton Hornets. Kaylee Cramer leads Dighton with 15 points and Lee Ann Haskell adds 10 as Hoxie outscored the Hornets 16 to 7 in the fourth.
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Cimarron Lady Bluejays cruise past Satanta in league game
Cimarron led 16-1 to start and dominated 41-20 on the boards as No. 3 Cimarron (10-3, 3-1) rolled past Satanta (0-12, 0-6) 79-31. Kristin Riney scored 15 to lead Cimarron while Brooke Fairbank added 11 and Chandler 9 off the bench.
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Jayhawks dominate as Kansas routes Nebraska in early show of strength
Kansas built a 46 12 lead behind Julian Wright's 17 points with eight in the first half and Rush’s quick 3s. Coach Bill Self praised the 17 minute stretch while Nebraska’s Ryan Anderson hit six threes for 19 points. Doc Sadler said his team appeared scared, while the Jayhawks seized control.
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Bobcats Top Nuggets In Denver Thriller'
Charlotte Bobcats defeated the Denver Nuggets 105 101 as Gerald Wallace dominated the final minute with 25 points 13 rebounds and a key block. Iverson scored 31 and Anthony 25 while both left with injuries. Anthony aims to play Wednesday while Iverson’s ankle x ray was negative.
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Hanna Lady Buffs at El Dorado tournament seedings
Sportswriter Doug Hanna notes seedings decided the tournament outcomes with Augusta Wichita East and Olathe Northwest separating themselves. Garden City met Augusta in the first round while Ulysses faced Clay Center. Seeding trades would alter final placings.
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