Dodge City doubles up Garden City in two as Bowens clutch hits absent
In the opener Dodge City wins 8 2 behind Bowen and Palmer timely infield singles. Emily Vashall loses as Martinez and Voshall struggle. In game two Dodge City erupts for 12 runs aided by Palmer and Bowen, while Knost holds Garden City to 3. Martinez exits after early trouble and Voshall works three innings. Terpstra lamented lack of offense early and poor pitching.
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Kansas Faces No. 9 UAB in St Louis Regional
The Jayhawks, who beat a No. 13 and a No. 12, aim for a third straight Final Four. A win over UAB on Friday would set up a clash with Georgia Tech or Nevada. Players stress underdog mindset and tough path, highlighting top 16 seed reality and Kansas eight losses this season.
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St Louis U High wins boys racquetball national title in Oregon
St Louis University High School clinched the boys racquetball national championship with 1 685 points in Portland Oregon as Torres Williams and teammates led a strong Buffs run. They placed multiple players in top divisions, with Torres 4th in No 1 singles and Guevara 4th in No 5 singles blue, while Williams praised national-team support and school pride.
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Gophers Missed Layups Costly in Wildcats Loss
Minnesota 80 Kansas State 71 in a game noted for missed layups by Minnesota players Bolden Andersson McCarville Schonrock Whalen Roysland and Podominick. Final totals show 25-48 field goals and 22-27 free throws.
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Becker's Bridge Grand Slam Bid at National Open Pairs
In the 2004 National Open Pairs, Harold Lilie and David Berkowitz as North-South reached seven hearts after an artificial bidding sequence. With only 27 high-card points, Berkowitz bid seven hearts and won 2,210 points after a trump lead, becoming the only pair to bid the grand slam. The article notes the bidding sequence and precise play to maximize the contract.
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