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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2003
Page
10
Report says Illinois removed Tom Crean from consideration for successor to Bill Self as men's basketball coach after Crean signed a long term deal with Marquette on Tuesday. See page 30 for full story.
Kansas basketball coach Bill Self spent over eight hours on his first full day, tying up loose ends after his introduction. He plans a recruiting trip and home visits to KU signees Omar Wilkes, David Padgett, Jeremy Case, and J.R. Giddens, while describing a broad national recruiting approach and regional emphasis.
John Caldwell posted 3 18 58 to lead eight Lawrence entrants in Monday's Boston Marathon and finish 249th overall. Fellow Lawrence runners Scott Coston, Renee Stains, Kristen Harris, John Hope, Nora Sakamura, Bruce Gifford, and Celeste Leonardi also completed the race with times ranging from 3 31 54 to 5 00 45.
Kansas University’s Paige Brown and Kim Lorenz were named to the women’s tennis academic all-Big 12 first team. Lorenz, a senior from Omaha, has a 3.20 GPA threshold and a 9.20 singles mark this season, while Brown, from Amarillo, posts a 17.15 singles record as KU prepares for the Big 12 Championships opener against Colorado at noon in Kansas City.
Milwaukee guard Gary Payton pulls a rebound from New Jersey star Jason Kidd as Michael Redd watches. The Bucks defeat the Nets 88 85 to level the series in East Rutherford New Jersey.
MLB medical adviser recommends that players from 10 visiting teams avoid signing autographs visiting hospitals using public transportation and mingling with crowds while in Toronto near the All-Star break. Royals organize team hotel dinner and indoor recreation to limit exposure during a three game Toronto series.
KU basketball star Nick Collison lauds the Anderson Family Strength and Conditioning Center, opened March 24 and dedicated Saturday. The $8 million, 42,000-square-foot facility replaces the Shaffer-Holland Center, addressing weight room logjams as more KU athletes lift weights across sports.
Free State High School's baseball team moved to 11-0 with a 4-1 victory over Leavenworth at FSHS Field. Matt Lane earned the complete-game win, improving to 5-0 with six hits allowed and four strikeouts in seven innings. Leavenworth scored first on James Singleton's two-out single, but Free State's offense answered with sacrifices and timely hitting to seal the win.
Kansas City Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 4 3 as Joe Randa homered for a three run swing. Runelvys Hernandez won his fourth straight decision despite wildness and the KC pitching staff walked a season high 10. Mike MacDougal preserved the win with a four hit effort.
Spending spring chasing top track meets, high school runners chase the four minute mile once legendary since Jim Ryun. Alan Webb broke the 3 55 barrier two years ago, but few prep athletes have followed. Adam Perkins of Liberty High stands out for taking bold steps toward the mark.
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