Breit signs deal with Padres after standout GCCC career
Aaron Breit former Garden City Community College pitcher and 2005 06 all time strikeout leader signed with the San Diego Padres after leading the Busters to a 19 5 record and a 2.66 ERA setting single season and career strikeout marks He struck out 15 Coffeyville in seven innings in the Region VI first round and will join the Padres minor league system after paperwork is complete
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Suns surprise start powers 106 86 win over Mavericks
Raja Bell returned from a torn calf to start Game 4 in Phoenix and spark the Suns to a 106 86 victory that evened the Western Conference finals at 2 2. Leandro Barbosa led with 24 points on 13 shots, Boris Diaw added 20, Nash 21 and Marion 15 as Dallas coach Avery Johnson praised Barbosa's all around play. Game 5 to be played Thursday in Dallas.
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Royals hire Moore as Kansas City general manager
The Kansas City Royals reached a deal to hire Dayton Moore from the Atlanta Braves as general manager with full control of baseball operations. Moore, 39, will take over after the amateur draft, as the team faces a projected 100 losses this season and significant franchise changes loom under owner David Glass.
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Ford sophomore season cut short by leg injury at Garden City High
Garden City High School pitcher Katie Ford may miss the summer after a spring hampered by leg pain and arm issues. Coach and father John Ford notes a muscle pulling from the bone in her lower leg, leading to a four to six week shutdown. Ford posted a 174-for-? season with 189 strikeouts in 135 2/3 innings, and three Buffs earned unanimous first team all conference honors. The article also highlights basketball of players and upcoming summer camps at Garden City.
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Davydenko and Safina advance at French Open
Nikolay Davydenko reached the third round as Flavio Saretta quit with the flu trailing 6-2 4-1 after starting late due to cool damp conditions. Dinara Safina, the No. 14 seed, defeated Hana Sromova 60 6-2 with 31 winners. Rezai upset Ai Sugiyama, while Srebotnik and Pennetta won, leaving two American men in the draw. Berdych dominated Volandri as Youzhny fell to Moya. US players again struggle in Round 1.
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