Buffaloes finish 11th at 6A state golf tourney
Garden City Buffaloes, missing No 1 Austin Maxwell for policy violation, shot 309 at Carey Park Hutchinson as Hutchinson won the title with 285 led by Sam Valenz 69. Six players rallied for the team in a day of low scores amid strong competition.
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Lakin junior Geubelle wins 3A state golf title
Ross Geubelle of Lakin shoots 71 securing individual medal, while Hesston tops team standings at Smoky Hills Country Club. Cheney's Zac Potter finishes two behind as Lakin places sixth overall with 354. TMP Marian third, Hesston leads 326 to 331 to 340.
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Pistons Triumph Over Heat In Game 1 Of East Finals
Detroit used tight defense and balanced scoring to beat Miami 90-81, with Rasheed Wallace and Chauncey Billups leading ten double figure scorers for the Pistons. ONeal returned for Miami, scoring 20, while Wade managed 16 on an off night. Detroit pulled away in the third quarter and clinched late with Billups finishing strong.
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Wecker suffers season-ending knee injury with Silver Stars
WNBA rookie Kendra Wecker tore her ACL during a San Antonio loss to Houston and will miss the season after surgery planned for June 8. The Kansas State standout and 2005 Big 12 Player of the Year ends her debut with four points and asks not career-ending, citing others who have returned from similar injuries.
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Capuano Guides Brewers To 2-1 Win Over Rockies
Milwaukee capitalizes on Capuano’s 8 1/3 innings and a balk to beat Colorado 2-1. Capuano (4-3) allowed one unearned run after balking home a runner on a pickoff attempt and was relieved after hitting Matt Holliday. Ricky Battalico earned the save as Colorado's late threats fell short despite runners on base.
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