Selig Softens Contraction Fears While Addressing Royals Stadium Needs
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig told reporters in Kissimmee that the Royals face no contraction risk and that stadium improvements at Kauffman Stadium must be addressed. He noted the $125 million plan may be necessary for owner David Glass to keep up with Detroit and division rivals, while stressing no talks about contracting Kansas City. Voters will decide in November on a tax for stadium upgrades, with Missouri lawmakers negotiating partial funding of about $50 million for both St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Old Dominion 88 Kansas State 66 in women's basketball matchup
Old Dominion held Kansas State to poor outside shooting and forceful defense, led by Monique Coker with 16 points. Wecker and Koehn struggled as Kansas State totaled 62 points and 21 turnovers, while ODU posted 88 and maintained a strong interior effort.
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Ulysses adds Elkhart transfer Bloesser to softball roster
Area coaches assess area talent as Ulysses gains Elkhart transfer Bloesser while praising midline strength. Senior Jessica Jones returns for Hugoton with a 14-3 season and 1.05 ERA, yet regional play could test her. Sublette, Elkhart, and Holcomb-Lakin programs shape the 2A-3A race, with Hoov er Kayla Hoover among newcomers.
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Garden City Buffaloes Dominate Guymon On Opening Day Sweep
Garden City Buffaloes move to 2-0 behind four doubles and 17 hits as Quint goes 4 for 5 with three RBIs. Waller earns the win with four innings, St. Clair records the save, and Heinz contributes a key double as Garden City builds a big lead with five fifth-inning runs.
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Hutchinson tops Garden City in twin bill sweep
Hutchinson defeated Garden City 2-0 in the opener after a scoreless 9 1 2 innings, then won 7 1 in the nightcap. O'Neil pitched well for Garden City, while Bosnick slugged a two run homer for GC and Ayres struggled early for Hutchinson. Briggs lauded O'Neil for battling, noting four double plays by GC and missed two out hits as pivotal in the first game. Garden City (8-17, 2-4) hosts Dodge City next Wednesday for a 4 p.m. twinbill at Williams Stadium.
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