Ramirez Grand Slam Caps White Sox Win to Force Tiebreaker
Ozzie Guillen supervised Ramirez who delivered a sixth inning grand slam on Gary Glover’s first pitch, lifting the Chicago White Sox 8-2 over Detroit to force a tiebreaker with Minnesota for the AL Central title. Ramirez tied a rookie mark with his fourth slam. Danks earned the win after a rain delay.
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Bill Snyder and Jon Wefald inducted into K-State Athletics Hall of Fame
The Manhattan ceremony celebrated former Kansas State football coach Bill Snyder and KSU president Jon Wefald for transforming the university. Snyder rebuilt the program from a 2-30-1 stretch to a 136-66-1 coaching record, elevating attendance and enrollment. Wefald, arriving in 1986, guided the school through lean years toward growth, with Snyder’s rise paralleling his presidency.
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Garden City ends tough stretch with 1-1-1 soccer record
Garden City Community College men’s soccer battled through a three game run against top ranked foes, finishing 1-1-1. Sophomore Mario Ojeda scored to put the Busters up 1-0, but Northern Oklahoma College answered, tying the match as Garden City miss a chance to pull away, while injuries kept Argreda and Shaw sidelined.
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Steelers edge Ravens in overtime for 3-1 start
The Pittsburgh Steelers beat Baltimore 23-20 in overtime to seize first in the AFC North. Ben Roethlisberger led late plays while injuries piled up including Kendall Simmons torn Achilles and Rashard Mendenhall fractured shoulder ending their seasons. Mewelde Moore starred at running back in a grueling game.
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