Andrade wins in Klamath Falls to surge in standings
Grover Beach rodeo star Andrade claimed the Great Northwest ProRodeo title in Klamath Falls Oregon with 85 on bull Night Train moving to second in the Jack Daniel’s World Standings with over 3200 dollars. He cited Houston and Denver as winter highlights reflecting a strong season alongside fellow rider Vince Stanton’s Redding win on Intimidator.
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Slammin Sam Snead Dies at 89 Remembered Swing and Records
Sam Snead, golf legend known as Slammin Sam, died at 89 in Hot Springs Virginia. The Hall of Famer secured 81 PGA Tour wins and seven majors, with Ryder Cup plays and a career noted for his iconic fluid swing and star peers' praise. He battled illness after Masters preparations, leaving a legacy of unparalleled talent and a perfect swing celebrated by Nicklaus Palmer Mickelson and others.
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Grisell Absent From Garden City State Meet
Garden City high jumper Clark Grisell will miss the state meet at Wichita Cessna Stadium after a college policy violation involving alcohol. Coach Bill Weatherly confirmed a one-game event suspension, leaving Grisell scratched in the high jump while teammates travel to the state meet. Grisell was a two time state medalist and had a season best of 6 feet 7 inches.
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Sabath to lead GCCC baseball program turnaround
Rick Sabath was named head baseball coach at Garden City Community College, replacing Todd Briggs who resigned two days earlier. Athletics director Dennis Perryman said Sabath has transformed the program in two years at Cloud County, signaling a new era for GCCC baseball.
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Sabath's coaching moves shape 2002 season ending
After 2002, Sabath left Hutchinson to interview for a GCCC coaching post, Briggs accepted the job, keeping Sabath at Hutchinson for one more year. In 2001 Sabath had become Cloud County head coach as the Lee Busters prepared Page B3 coverage.
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Royals edge toward acceptance of Pena as manager
Kansas City players say Tony Pena shows his true colors and brings energy, while Penn, 44, was hired May 15 to replace Tony Muser on the Royals staff, leaving fans and players adjusting to the new leadership.
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Royals Name Tony Mizerock Interim Manager
Sweeney said the Royals appointed Tony Mizerock, who had managed many Royals in the minor leagues, as interim skipper and expressed support for the move. Penn stood 3-6 after nine games, following Thursday’s game postponement against Texas.
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Green hits four homers in game tying major league record
Shawn Green slugged four home runs in Milwaukee and set a major league single game record with 19 total bases in Los Angeles Dodgers 16 3 win over the Brewers. He went 6-for-6 with six runs and seven RBIs after a long slump and benching.
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