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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2011
Page
10
Michael Young and Adrian Beltre starred for Texas in a dramatic extra inning victory over Atlanta. The win capped a hard fought game with standout defense and timely hitting, signaling the Rangers’ late win potential this season.
Rory McIlroy stretched his 54 hole lead to eight strokes by posting a 3 under 68 at Congressional, reaching 14 under 199. He entered the final round eight clear of Y E Yang as he pursues his first major title. Graeme McDowell praised his performance while Yang tempered expectations.
Chuck Long, famed Iowa quarterback and longtime coach, reflects on his father Charles Sr. who supported him through highs and lows including a 2000 national title with Oklahoma and his 2008 San Diego State firing. The loss shaped Long’s year off in 2009, during which he prioritized family, guiding his sons Nate and Zach.
San Diego State coach Steve Fisher voiced disappointment after prized recruit Kevin Young chose Kansas over SDSU. Young, 6-foot-8, 215 pounds, had signed a financial aid agreement with SDSU in November but decommitted, enrolling at KU for his final two college seasons. KU coach Bill Self stressed he did not steal Young, noting Young told SDSU he wouldn’t attend before Self recruited him. SDSU, in rebuilding mode, has eight scholarships versus KU’s 11, with the decision costing SDSU several potential signees. Notebook on page 3B.
Alcides Escobar continued a hot streak with two hits in Kansas City's 5 4 loss to St Louis. He has 16 hits in 29 at bats over his last eight games on the road trip and remains a key defensive and offensive presence as the Royals drop a tight game at Busch Stadium.
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