Sanders, Royals rout Mariners for 9-4 win in Seattle
Reggie Sanders powered the Royals with a season high three RBIs and a stolen base as Kansas City snapped a nine game skid at Safeco Field in Seattle. Mark Teahen added two hits after being recalled, while Elmer Dessens secured his fourth career save. Kansas City improved to 14-40 behind Redman, who recovered from personal strain to win his 5 2/3 innings.
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Edmonds Sparks Cards Past Cubs In Pivotal Return
Jim Edmonds returned from an abdominal strain to go 3 for 3 with an RBI double and a run scoring single as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 9-6. Albert Pujols was sidelined with a right side pull, while Scott Rolen and Juan Encarnacion provided key RBI hits in the finale of the three-game set.
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Dixon defends title at Watkins Glen Indy Grand Prix
Scott Dixon survived a wet, chilly Watkins Glen race to win the IRL Indy Grand Prix for the second straight year. Four cars retired in crashes, including rookie Marco Andretti, as teammate Dan Wheldon suffered a half shaft failure with 14 laps left.
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Tennis results from Kansas events showcase multiple matches
In Garden City and Cimarron there were boys and men open matches with notable results. Rob Prince and kkuttathil faced off in singles, 6-2 6-1, while Jordan Toothaker defeated Todd Wells 6-1 6-1. Doubles saw Tyler Freeman and Tyler Landan paired with Kan ladelx and Kirk Maddux in a set of contests.
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Deerfield Tennis Scores Mixed Doubles Win
In boys 16 action Jerett Payne and Cole Proffitt of Garden City defeated Andy Larkin and Todd Wells of Garden City 6 3. Mixed doubles saw Jessica McMillan and Tyler det Amber Plumiee paired against Geoff with retirements at 2 3.
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Red Sox win over Tigers as Ortiz Ramirez homer twice
Boston's Ortiz and Ramirez homered as the Red Sox beat Detroit 8-3 in a game featuring three bases-loaded walks in the eighth. Ortiz walked three times. Youkilis and Gonzalez added solo shots. Tigers starter Zach Miner gave up three runs in four-plus innings.
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Florida pitchers silence Rockies in Denver sweep
Florida Marlins manager Joe Girardi, recalling Colorado days, praised his young pitching staff after a three game sweep of the Rockies. Scott Olsen, Dontrelle Willis, and Ricky Nolasco yielded key innings as Matt Holliday hit a 455 foot homer and was later tagged out at the plate on a close play.
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Hall of Fame inducts 14 as Kansas sports history honored
The Kansas Sports Hall of Fame recognized 14 figures across multiple sports, from Hall of Fame inductees to past greats tied to Kansas teams. Notables include Bobby Douglas and TM Natasha Fife, linking college football, golf, and basketball legacies to Kansas institutions and eras. The group’s mission is to preserve Kansas sports history since 1961, with the hall now housed in Wichita after relocating from Abilene in 2002 and undergoing a recent reopening.
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Mavericks reach finals on late run in versus Suns
Dallas built a 17-2 burst to take its first lead since 20 68 66 on DaSagana Diop's rebound putback with 9 42 left. Stackhouse drilled a 3 with 5 01 remaining, Howard iced it with a 3 at 1 29 for a 93 83 win over Phoenix. Boris Diaw led Suns with 30 points and 11 rebounds. Nash 19 points 9 assists. Marion 13 11. Barbosa 14.
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