Windy Day Shifts Twins past Rangers 5-1 in 36 mph gusts
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Texas Rangers 5-1 as Bill Hands delivered eight strikeouts despite 36 mph winds. Rich Hand took the loss for Texas. A slew of AL and NL scores followed with Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, Oakland, Cincinnati, Houston, and San Francisco posting wins.
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Lane’s peso training and relays humor in sports notes
Notes from On the Bench mix coaching quirks and spring sports chatter. Les Lane jokes about peso training in weight work while abroad and a San Diego outfielder blasts the Dodgers. Other items highlight KU Relays open event identity, football recruit plans, and quirky quotes from players and coaches.
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KU Search Committee Eyes New A D Candidates
KU’s search committee says it will consider new places for an athletic director after Archie Dykes becomes chancellor. Chairman Henry Shenk states meetings with EU officials, athletic board members and alumni have occurred, and Chancellor-elect Dykes will be asked for input and potential candidates. The group plans fresh avenues and backs Dutch Lonborg as interim, aiming for a strong field.
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Trevino Near Two Prime Goals At MONY Tournament
Lee Trevino holds a one stroke lead after the second round at La Costa in the MONY Tournament of Champions. He aims to win the event and reach the $1 million career earnings milestone, with strong showings from Nicklaus and Palmer looming.
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Grand Prix Net Meet Set by Czechoslovakia
In Prague a grand prix tennis tournament is planned for October 22 to 28 with about 32 players. The event, first in a socialist nation, was approved by the International Lawn Tennis Federation and will precede Paris and Stockholm grand prix stops.
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Bradley's homer gives KU split with Missouri in doubleheader
Kansas broke the Big Eight drought with a two homer day by Dick Bradley. Missouri won the opener 5 3 after Terry Cole and Tim Drennan homered to take the lead. Bradley answered in the night game with a two run shot for a 3 1 win as Koeneke struggled to contain Kansas.
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Sooners Move Closer to OSU in Big Eight Baseball Series
Oklahoma edged Oklahoma State 1-0 in 11 innings to pull within half a game of the league leader as the first game of a crucial series ended. Kansas swept Iowa State 4-2 and 3-2 while Missouri beat Kansas 5-3 then lost 3-1. Nebraska defeated Colorado 9-1 after a 2-0 opening loss.
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Weekend Major League Baseball Standings and Schedules
Standings show Minnesota and Texas high scorers with balanced results across teams. Friday results include Chicago, Milwaukee, Oakland, Boston and Detroit posting varied scores. Saturday and Sunday schedules list multiple games with times and matchups across the league, including Cincinnati at Atlanta and San Francisco visiting Los Angeles.
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Lions Win Out Despite Slump At Coffeyville Invite
Lawrence High's golf team posted a 342 four man total in tough 40 mph winds, earning their first tournament win of the season. J. J. Shull led with 83, followed by Rick Kennedy 85, Peter Higuchi 86, and Bill Hack 88. Coffeyville Invitational scene included Campus High and Parsons.
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Knicks Rally To Take 2 1 Lead In East Finals
The Knicks beat the Celtics 98 91 in Boston to grab home court and move 2 1 in the best of seven series. Havlicek left with a right shoulder injury after a third period collision and may miss game four. X rays were ordered but no separation found.
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