Earl Woods dies of cancer at age 74 in California
Earl Woods, architect of Tiger Woods career, dies at 74 in Cypress California after a battle with cancer. Tiger praised his father as best friend mentor and inspiration, noting his role in shaping charity efforts and the Tiger Woods Foundation.
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Xavier signs 3-year contract with Kansas State coach Huggins
Kansas State announces a three year deal for Bob Huggins who will coach against Xavier in Cincinnati and Manhattan over the next three seasons. The first game is January 3 2007. Huggins seeks North College Hill stars O J Mayo and Bill Walker while continuing recruitment amid past NCAA issues.
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Medals won by Buffs and rivals at Garden City invite
Holcomb and Scott City athletes led a field of qualifiers at Memorial Stadium. Kelsey Martin and Chance Chelemedes each earned three medals for Holcomb and Scott City respectively, with Martin also taking long jump bronze. Scott City boys won 4x800 and placed fourth teamwise. Holcomb girls fifth, Ulysses seventh, Lady Beavers eighth.
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Southwest Baptist expels students after club assault
At least two Southwest Baptist University students are expelled following an April nightclub assault in Springfield. Four football players have been arrested. no charges filed yet. University president C Pat Taylor says internal probes led to dismissals while cooperation with authorities continues. Some students criticize communication while others applaud expulsion as aligning with Christian environment. Investigators note possible racial motive as witnesses describe white victim Joshua M Mincks and black attackers.
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Royals Fall on Road as Radke Leads Twins to 6-1 Victory
Brad Radke pitched seven strong innings allowing four hits and seven strikeouts to lift the Minnesota Twins past the struggling Kansas City Royals 6-1. The Royals dropped to 5-20, tying a club record with 13 straight road losses, while Minnesota lowered its team ERA to 5.94.
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Francis leads Rockies to 3-0 win over Reds
Jeff Francis allowed four hits over seven innings for his first win in six starts this season as Colorado snapped a two game skid with a 3-0 victory over Cincinnati. Matt Holliday went 3 for 4 with a two run double, Ardoin added an RBI single, and Brian Fuentes closed it out for his sixth save as Colorado posted its first shutout of the year.
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Atlanta
Jose Mesa
Brian Fuentes
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Danny Ardoin
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Brandon Phillips
Rich Aurilia
Austin Kearns
Cincinnati
Reds
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Ardoin
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