White Sox top Royals for sixth straight win
Chicago defeats Kansas City 5 65 as Paul Konerko homered for the third straight game and Juan Uribe connected again. Jose Lima took the loss for the Royals after giving up five runs in six innings while Emil Brown and John Buck added two run shots for KC.
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Mariners edge Athletics 3 2 as Pineiro strong in eight
Mike Morse delivered a tiebreaking single in the seventh inning and Joel Pineiro worked eight innings for Seattle allowing six hits and two runs. Oakland stayed 1 1/2 games behind the Angels in the AL West race.
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Rockies defeat Padres 6-5 as Helton fuels win
Todd Helton reached base five times and scored twice to spark the Rockies 6-5 victory over the Padres in San Diego. Miguel Olivo committed two errors in the pivotal seventh inning, including an errant pickoff throw, as Colorado built a 6-0 lead despite San Diego dropping below .500 for the season.
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KSU Seeks Redemption in Rematch in Huntington West Virginia
Kansas State faces a rematch with an opponent in Huntington after a past loss two years ago. Only a few players remain who were involved, with fullback Victor Mann noting both teams are different now. Coach Bill Snyder recalls the pivotal plays and the missed scoring chance that defined the game.
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GCCC rolls with multiple picks as defense shines
GCCC notes five interceptions and two punt blocks in a strong defensive showing to neutralize Independence. Special teams blocked two punts for 14 points, while head coach Eckert praised pressure and smart play. Cross country teams finish strong at Bob Timmons Invite with Dane Stewart sixth and Camille Johnson leading women. Garden City to Colby Friday. volleyball sits 3-3 after Lamar wins, hosts Dodge City at Perryman Complex in Jayhawk West opener.
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Upsets Boost TCU Georgia Tech Clemson In Poll
Oklahoma drops out as Texas Christian and Georgia Tech rise to No. 22 and No. 17 respectively. Clemson enters at No. 25 after a 25 24 win over Texas A M to oust the Tigers from the Top 25. Michigan is No. 3 and Ohio State No. 4 with LSU, Tennessee, Virginia Tech, Iowa, Georgia and Florida following. Georgia’s 48 13 win over Boise State drops Boise State from the rankings.
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Federer Breezes Toward Quarterfinals Despite Set Back
Roger Federer weathered a rare setback losing a set to Nicolas Kiefer but rallied to win 6-4 6-7 6-3 6-4 and reach the U S Open quarterfinals. Hewitt and Nieminen also advanced with dominant wins. Nalbandian edged Sanguinetti to set up a Federer rematch.
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Bush orders troops to New Orleans after Katrina
President Bush deployed seven thousand military personnel to New Orleans to restore order after Hurricane Katrina. Arab leaders in Iraq discuss approval for the draft constitution aiming to gain support. Israel suspends a large settlement project near a contested area under U.S. pressure. An explosion at a military checkpoint near a border region killed a Russian soldier.
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Mississippi natives aid Katrina relief efforts union
Singer returned to New Orleans to assist relief efforts. NFL quarterbacks Steve McNair and an unnamed Green Bay player, both Mississippi natives, joined to send supplies to victims in their home state. Tennis star pledges $100 per ace this year for hurricane relief.
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