Ace Ventura struggles as Royals drop to Twins 8-3
Yordano Ventura, nicknamed Ace, gave up four walks, a wild pitch, and an error in his two starts, as Kansas City fell 8-3 to Minnesota. Phil Hughes earned his first win since last July, with Josmil Pinto homering and Trevor Plouffe and Kurt Suzuki driving in two apiece. The Royals had won five straight before the loss and look ahead to Cleveland as they aim to continue their recovery.
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Homers sink KU baseball as OSU sweeps series
In Stillwater Oklahoma State pitcher Blake Battenfield beat Kansas 6-3. Frank Duncan allowed two homers and KU players Tucker Tharp and Colby Wright delivered the Jayhawks lone multiple hits plays while OSU’s Tim Arakawa Dustin Williams and Aaron Hernandez homered. Kansas hosts Missouri State midweek before Big 12 play at Baylor.
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Kleinmann starts videography venture tied to architecture
Kleinmann plans a videography business focusing on storytelling for architectural projects and sustainability. He notes abundant early career opportunities and evolving ideas about design education while teaching Designing Sustainable Futures. The Better Block Lawrence project on Ninth Street supports local redevelopment between Connecticut and New Jersey streets.
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Self Visits Turner as KU Basketball Ties Remain Strong
A Kansas basketball themed article notes five years since a former center Matt Kleinmann commented on community ties through the Lawrence Arts Center and neighborhood associations. It covers Myles Turner’s in home visit with coach Self, list of potential colleges, and Devonte Graham’s campus visit to KU with a Easter tweet post.
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LHS softball sweeps SMNW in Bulldogs doubleheader
Lawrence High blitzed Shawnee Mission Northwest 6-3 in Game One and 16-4 in Game Two. Morgan Burn homered in the opener and Jolona Shield earned the win in relief to move to 5-0. In Game Two, Burn and Sophie Taylor drove early runs as LHS used seven runs in the fifth and mercy shortened the contest.
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Kansas women’s golf takes fifth at Lady Buckeye Invite
Kansas University tied for sixth in individual play as Yu paporn Kawinpakorn and Thanuttra Boomraksasat led the Jayhawks with three round totals of 227 to finish fifth in the Lady Buckeye Golf Invitational at Scarlet Course, Columbus. Ohio State won the team title. Kent State’s Jennifer Ha captured individual honors with 218. Kansas returns to action April 25-27 at the Big 12 Championship in Austin.
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MIT runner Wedge leads NEWMAC cross country title sweep
Roy Wedge of Lawrence High and MIT dominated the 201? NEWMAC cross country season, winning the 8,000-meter race in 25:07.19 to seal MIT’s 16th straight conference title. He also helped LHS claim a 6A state cross country crown, finishing second individually behind Brayden Barrientez.
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