Mariners blank Royals as Franklin flavors KC miseries
Seattle right-hander Ryan Franklin pitched a six-hitter guiding the Mariners to a 6-0 win over the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium. Kansas City is mired in a two week slump hitting .219 with poor plate discipline, while Royals manager Buddy Bell struggles to find solutions. Franklin improved to 4-1 lifetime against KC, saying his sinker and split helped keep the Royals quiet as Seattle extended their lead in the series.
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Legendary Chiefs coach Stram dies at 82 in Louisiana
Hall of Fame coach Hank Stram, famed for his inventive game plans and sideline exuberance, died Monday at 82. He built a legacy with the Dallas Texans and Kansas City Chiefs, guiding them to AFL titles in 1962 1966 and 1969 and becoming the franchise’s first winning coach. He retired in Covington near New Orleans after a long battle with diabetes and declining health.
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Jayhawks learn life lessons during trip to Brazil
Kansas University's volleyball team enjoyed a life changing international trip to Brazil. Jayhawks faced four exhibition matches and gained insights from Brazil natives Josi Lima Paula Caten and Jana Correa while under coach Ray Bechard.
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Armstrong bides time before Tour de France trial
Lance Armstrong stays in the main pack finishing 87th as Tom Boonen wins Stage 3 of the Tour de France from La Chataigneraie to Tours in 4 hours 36 minutes 9 seconds. David Zabriskie keeps the yellow jersey. Armstrong trails two seconds behind with retirement ahead.
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