Royals erupt for 11 runs in big inning to sweep split with Brewers
Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 18-9 after an 11-run fourth inning highlighted by Johnny Damon’s bases-loaded triple. Greg Gagne added two hits in the outburst as the Royals overcame an earlier 3-1 loss in the opener, while Damon and team contended with a weak overall season line before the surge.
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Pahulu verdict due Wednesday in KU case
Pahulu, defensive tackle recruit from Ricks College, seeks court injunction to play this fall despite spinal stenosis. The Monday hearing featured testimony from Pahulu and his parents, with KU athletic director Bob Frederick and university officials opposing the request. Judge to rule by Wednesday.
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Gurley's USA 3 1 in Jones Cup first four games
Former Kansas guard Greg Gurley averaged 6.0 points and 2.5 rebounds through four Jones Cup games in Taipei. The U S team led by ex Big Eight players stood 3-1 after decisive wins over Thailand 119 81 and Malaysia 108 64 while a 76 73 loss to Korea appeared. Mark Atkins tops U S scoring at 15 3 ppg.
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Falkenstien begins 50th year as KU broadcaster
Veteran Kansas broadcaster Max Falkenstien marks his 50th year covering KU sports. He started as a student at Liberty Memorial High with a 50 watt KFKU station, later shifted from play by play to broadcasting management, and remains a familiar voice to Jayhawk fans.
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KC CAPSULE Record: 51-54 (202 L DG Next
Milwaukee tonight at 7 05 television Channel 62 features Tom Gordon 8 8 against James McAndrew 1 2 in a pitchers duel as the latest update in the season.
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Broadcaster to be honored in KU Sports Hall of Fame
The broadcaster ranks second among NCAA Division I programs in tenure behind Iowa's Bob Brooks. He has called 524 or more of KU's 999 football games, spanning nine head coaches, seven bowls, four conferences, and 10 athletic directors. He becomes the first media member inducted into KU Sports Hall of Fame.
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Tyson Foreman bout proposed by promoter in Los Angeles
Promoter Bob Arum floated a Tyson Foreman bout as the biggest fight ever with a neutral party handling the purse. He suggested the winner could earn $80 million or more. Foreman had previously said he would not fight Tyson if Don King promoted the bout.
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Tyson McNeeley bout draws about 1 million PPV buys
The Tyson McNeeley pay per view drew roughly one million American households and could gross $80 million globally. Studio interest centers on promoter Arum's plan to have a neutral party manage money and deals with each fighter guaranteed $15 million plus the remainder to the winner. Tyson faces questions about opponents and a tentative second comeback bout with Buster Mathis Jr. set for November 4 at MGM Grand.
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