Aquahawks at Topeka Swim Meet Results Night
Aquahawks faced Topeka at Municipal Pool with multiple events led by Caitlin Collins 44.54 in 50 free and Colleen Boley 1:09.85 in 50 breast. Other top performers included Emmie Caplan 52.38 and Helen McCunniff 1:12.08 in 50s, Jessica Moseley 50.45 in 50 back and Kristen Wegrock 43.34 in 50 backstroke. Relay crews showed Lawrence A and B posting strong times in 200 free relay and 200 medley relay events.
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Chris Woolidge
James Mossley
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Eddie Mathews Bowman Card Highlights 1953 Variant
The Wisconsin collectors prize Eddie Mathews 1953 Bowman card number 97 valued around 200 in near mint condition. Mathews was the top third baseman of the 1950s and the only player to play for one team in three cities Braves Boston Milwaukee and Atlanta. He hit 47 homers and 135 RBIs in 1953 after Braves moved to Milwaukee. Mathews' career totaled 512 homers, two NL titles, and Hall of Fame status. Ty Cobb praised his perfect swing.
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Sports On TV Tonight And Saturday Lineup
A packed schedule lists events across golf at the U S Open baseball with teams St Louis and Chicago and Kansas City Oakland arena football and boxing. The lineup also includes auto racing IMSA GTP at Mid-Ohio The Winston at Charlotte and AVP volleyball plus basketball finals and other events across multiple venues.
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Tampa Bay
Woodlands Dog Racing Night Results Highlights
AP reports Woodlands dog racing results across multiple races with winners and payoffs. Jat rea and Jalta, JMC Jet Missile and others show notable finishes in grades A to D, with trifectas, quinellas, and double payouts listed for each race. Attendance noted as blank.
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Foxlee Skedaddie
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Cleo Kasay
Switzter Ballou
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Baseball leaders and stats from major leagues
A compact update listing top performers in the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Molitor and Whitaker among AL leaders with batting and fielding numbers, plus Galarraga, Bonds, and Bagwell starring in the NL. Pitching and steal metrics, home runs, doubles, and triples are summarized with key names and teams.
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Bicycling Kansas Time Trials in Lawrence Regatta Results
Mark Roberta wins Masters category with 54.1 time in Senior divisions 1 to 3. Kalon Gruber completes podium with 546.1 time.
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Transactions Across Leagues Highlight Player Moves
A wide range of MLB and NFL signings, firings, and recalls are recorded. Major moves include Angels trading John Farrall to Vancouver, White Sox placing Kirk McCaskill on the disabled list, Tigers recalling David Haas, Athletics adding Hamburg Morales and Wasdin, and Expos signing Martin Mainville. NBA, NFL, NHL, soccer, and college appointments and signings are also listed, with numerous rosters updates and contract terms across teams and leagues.
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City Results and Nine Team Standings Summary
City Results Men s 7B shows University Book Shop 20 Shy Kings 10 Molly McGes s 5 Ellena Honda 3 Loan Sharks 6 Kmart Kaaspara Strcka 7 King Arthurs 1. Men s Nine lists KUBS 12 2 Many Roaches 3 Stult 12 Charlie s Eastside 1 Backups 18 Trout 12 One Pig Fits Alto DOAT 5. Man s 11 features Hammers 25 In Too Deep 9 Pramiat Inc 9 Jennings Daylight Conute 7 Boneheads 16 10 Swinging Os 8 Harria Gon at 17 Sales Pitch 11 Wom Four GBK 11 Baldwin State Bank 8 Tarra Nava 11 Lady Mista Two 6 Lawrence Heights Christian Church 8 Alpha & Omega 8 Johniny s 11 Travellers Two 10.
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Wednesday Coed Volleyball Results From Local League
Sports roundup lists teams and scores from a Wednesday mix of coed matches. Red Lyon Pub beat Slammers 2 to 1, Sack Pack edged Dust 3 0, Movin On Up O defeated Elva Z 1, Anmadilios beat PSH Sand Crabs 0, Lawrence Technology lost to Letters and Pointers 3 to 1, and Rick's Wednesday Coed Power Send Two defeated Mic Dust 3 to 0.
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Bowling Northwest Classic standings after round two
AP report from Kennewick Washington shows after the second round of the $125,000 PBA Northwest Classic the 18 game pinfall totals list Bryan Gonbal leading with 3,813 and Rich Abboud second on 3,621. The field includes Randy Pedersen Norm Duke Kim Pencak Dave Husted Rick Steel Amish etc with scores ranging in the 3,000s.
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Manchester Open seeds lead to mixed results in early rounds
Results from Manchester Open show seeds Holm and Racux advancing in men’s grass singles with wins over Jar tyd and Pereira, while Elsingh defeats Fromberg and Masur outlasts Wilkin son in a tight match. Wimbledon seed list and USA Mobil outdoor track results also included with multiple names and placements.
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United States and Brazil Lead Global Soccer Cup Action
A crowded schedule from Rosario to major cities features Group A and B matches with the United States defeating Panama for a medal round spot and Brazil topping the U S in a high scoring game. Other results include Cuba over Argentina and Canada beating Uruguay with notable 60 point performances and historic date references across multiple arenas.
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Sheffield Returns to Field After Overnight Custody
Gary Sheffield, released hours earlier by police, played third base for the San Diego Padres in a 5-4 loss to the Houston Astros at the Astrodome. Bond posted by Houston attorney Christopher Tritico, Padres manager Jim Riggleman, and GM Randy Smith. Sheffield went 1-for-2 after a late arrival and nap.
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Cavaliers hire Fratello to lead Cavaliers
Cavs name Mike Fratello as head coach replacing Lenny Wilkens who resigned after a playoff exit. Fratello, a former Hawks coach and NBC NBA Finals analyst, returns to the bench at age 46 and plans to apply a refreshed perspective.
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Rose barred from broadcast booths after ban violation
Pete Rose entered the announcing areas of the Cincinnati Reds and San Francisco Giants at Riverfront Stadium this week. Baseball officials told both teams on Wednesday that his conduct violated the terms of his lifetime ban, and he cannot be in any ballpark area where the public is not allowed. Narration notes National League spokeswoman Katy Feeney confirmed the policy.
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Ex Evansville coach Brad McCutchan dies at 0
Evansville Hall of Fame basketball coach Brad McCutchan, who led the University of Evansville to 514 wins and five small college national titles in 31 years, has died at age 0 after five days of circulatory problems in a Jasper Indiana hospital. He was among the era’s winningest coaches.
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Friday Preview: Lawrence Open Tennis and KU Travels
Friday preview covers the Lawrence Open tennis tournament with notes on players and schedule, plus Gary Bedere's column analyzing KU athletic director Bob Frederick's recent travels and impact on Kansas sports program.
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Gary Bedere
Bob Frederick
Kansas venue ticket offices and park information note
Kansas University ticket office, KC Chiefs ticket office, KC Blades ticket office, KC Royals fan info line, Royals charge card line, Clinton State Park, Parks and Recreation, Heartland Park, The Woodlands in Kansas.
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