Armstrong Survives Week As Tour Heads Onward
Lance Armstrong, leader after a cautious first week, eyes tougher climbs in eastern France as the Tour de France nears the Alps and Pyrenees. Friday’s stage saw a near miss in a chaotic sprint while Robbie McEwen won stage seven. Armstrong leads Discovery teammate George Hincapie by five seconds.
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Minnesota 5 Kansas City 4 Greinke loses again
Kansas City pitcher Zack Greinke took his 11th loss as Minnesota scored five runs, aided by Brad Radke lifting a four-game skid and Joe Mauer posting three hits. Torii Hunter noted Greinke’s youth as he neared another setback. a misplay by Ruben Gorzy contributed to the loss in a 5-4 Royals defeat at Kauffman Stadium.
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Lew Ford
Reaney wins two events at Aquahawk Invitational
Emma Reaney of Southwest Junior High swept the 50-meter freestyle and 200 IM in the 11-12 girls at the Aquahawk Invitational held at the Lawrence Indoor Aquatic Center. Coaches pursue a gradual approach as she eyes the open division against older swimmers this summer. Reaney, a seventh grader, is praised for discipline and potential as a home-grown Lawrence Aquahawks talent.
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Hoover grand slam keys Raiders 19 3 win over Chanute Post
Lawrence Raiders routed Chanute Post 19 to 3 as Jake Hoover belted a fifth inning grand slam with two outs and two strikes. Matt Wingert improved to 4-1, Tyler Knight drove in four, Brian Heere went 4-for-5, and Brett Lisher added three RBIs as Lawrence rose to 23-5 and prepared for a doubleheader at Claremore with coach Kevin Tucker praising disciplined at-bats.
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Brett Usher
Aee Knight
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Ohio
KU Athletics Need Big Wins To Justify Big Budget
The Kansas University athletics program faces pressure to translate a roughly 40 million dollar budget into football success and higher overall Big 12 all sports standings. While basketball, volleyball, and soccer contend for titles, football must deliver bigger crowds and better results to sustain renewed fan support and avoid erosion of season-ticket renewals for 2006. In 2004 KU finished 47th in football with 2-6 in the Big 12 North, a record that underscores the urgency for Mangino and staff to beat rival Kansas State and Missouri and climb from the current plateau.
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