Cardinals Top Padres to Advance to NL Championship
St. Louis routs San Diego 6-2 to win the best-of-five series 3-1 and reach the NLCS for a third straight year. Chris Carpenter recovered from a rough start for his second win, Juan Encarnacion delivered a go-ahead triple, and Albert Pujols added key baserunning and a run-scoring grounder as St. Louis clinched in the sixth inning. The Cardinals will open the NLCS against the New York Mets on Wednesday night.
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New York Mets
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Mike Cameron
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Tony la Russa
Ronnie Belliard
Woody Williams
LOS Angeles
Shawn Green
Billy Wagner
Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Steve Trachsel
Greg Maddux
Jeff Kent
Carlos Beltran
Lo Duca
Brett Tomko
Wilson Betemit
Aggies snatch one away in homecoming clash
KU notes a 46,445 home crowd as Aggies win while coach Mangino laments lack of offensive sync. He cites missed opportunities and sharpness, with Kansas failing to capitalize on favorable field position as three chances to score went by.
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Meier
Mangino
Busters edge Independence despite late drama in safety
Garden City tops Independence 24 to 14 as Blanchard and Hodge score big plays. Raymer boots a 22 yard field goal and Hodge adds a 90 yard kickoff return and an 80 yard punt return. Holiday shines at quarterback with 74 rushing yards while Garden City’s defense seals the win with Raymer’s third interception.
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Buy
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Marvin Hodge
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Independence
Holiday
Pirates
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Setzer
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Conway
Jardin
Ford
Wise
Collins
Atkins
Morgan
Busters fall to Richland at Richland Tournament
Garden City Community College men drop 3-0 to No.3 ranked Richland Texas in a rough second half. The Busters played without Josh Weber and Bryan Arruda with limited minutes from Luis Posada and Jeremy Mallack. Efren Castillo scored for Richland in the 40th minute and again in the 65th, followed by Alberto Rodriguez’s strike in the 67th. GCCC outshot 11-1 in the second half and remain 8-6-2.
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Garden City
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Tyler
Ian
Jacinto
Efren Castillo
Julian
Alberto Rodriguez
NJCAA
Richland, Texas
Richland Garden City
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R. Rodriguez
Tonne Bel
Freeman Wildcats rally past Cowboys in back and forth clash
Kansas State rose from a 20-17 deficit to beat Oklahoma State 31-27. Freeman led the rally with a late third quarter surge as Gonzalez and Jo Johnson connected for key plays. Patton and Patt on featured on big returns for KSU while Reid threw for 138 yards and a TD.
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Petrie
Oklahoma
Kansas
Bowman
Leon Patton
Chris Collins
Manhattan
Chiefs Hold Off Cardinals In Hectic Finish
Rookie Matt Leinart struggled as Arizona led 17 10 at halftime before Kyler Huard led the Chiefs back. An injury sidelined Larry Fitzgerald early in the game, while Eric Green recovered a fumble and Neil Rackers added a late field goal to seal the 23 20 victory in Kansas City.
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Johnson
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Cardinals
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Chiefs
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Lamie Parker
Ty Law
Tynes
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Cruz
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Gonzalez
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Boldin
Walters
Ayanbadejo
Wrestlers Arrested in Burglary Probe
Arellano and Franco were brought to the Law Enforcement Center by their parents who suspected burglary involvement. Investigators recovered a computer and a rifle, with stolen property valued over $1,600. Teens were released to programs and then to parents.
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Franco
Law Enforcement Center
Utz
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