Garden City falls to 1-1 as nine pitchers toil in loss
Garden City pounds out nine pitchers in a 9 7 defeat to Lamar. Sutton made his first mound appearance in the eighth and threw seven pitches as the GCCC bullpen tried to hold. Christian Lucero and Ben Warner delivered RBI and a sacrifice bunt in the sixth, but a three-run ninth doomed the comeback.
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Beasley Faces Pro Decision Amid Projections
Beasley, averaging 26.2 points and 12.4 rebounds, is viewed as a likely No. 1 pick. He led the nation with 28 double-doubles and posted 13 games with at least 30 points and 10 rebounds. Kansas State coach Frank Martin hopes the decision serves Beasley and his family, weighing fame against college life.
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Jayhawks regroup after team meeting boosts NCAA run
Kansas players steadied after a public meeting about internal issues. They beat Iowa State 75-64 then Kansas State 88-74, crushed Portland State 85-61, and routed UNLV 75-56 in the NCAA opener. Coach Self credited the meeting for clearing tensions and sharpening focus ahead of a date with Villanova.
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Harden shines as A's down Red Sox in Tokyo opener
Rich Harden struck out nine over six innings and Emil Brown hit a three run homer as Oakland beat Boston 5 1 in the season opening split in Japan. Harden improved to 1 0 and Browne delivered key power despite a late baserunning miscue. The Red Sox head to Los Angeles for three spring games before resuming the series in Oakland.
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Cardinals roll past Kansas State in NCAA tournament clash
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