Arizona and Kansas chase top recruits in Pac-10 tilt
Salim Stoudamire has committed to Arizona as Kansas and Arizona pursue 6-1 guard Aaron Miles from Jefferson High Portland. Miles says a backcourt with Stoudamire could be the nation’s best and a Final Four contender. KU UCLA Duke remain in pursuit amid rumors of matchups for the Coaches V Cancer Classic. Roy Williams hosts a camp at Allen Fieldhouse as Scot Pollard teases growing family.
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Salim Stoudamire
Lake Oswego
Ore
Wildcats
Aaron Miles
Miles
Portland
Jefferson High
Roy Williams
Jayhawks
Salim
Doug Carr
Arizona Cat Tracks
UCLA
Duke
Oregon
Oregon State
Cat Tracks
Kansas
Jason Terry
Josh Childress
Lakewood
Calif
Childress
Madison Square Garden
New York
St. John’s
Kentucky
Allen Fieldhouse
Inkster defends LPGA Championship amid drama and wind
Kristin Inkster wins her sixth major and fourth LPGA Championship, surviving a windy test at Dupont and a late trouble stretch. Wendy Ward misses a playoff by one shot after a self-imposed one-stroke penalty on the 13th hole. Karrie Webb and Se Ri Pak contend, while Inkster claims $210,000 and moves into elite company with six majors.
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Croce
Wendy Ward
Inkster
Ward
Dupont Country Club
Pat Bradley
Cori
Patty Sheehan
Se Ri Pak
Nancy Scranton
Karrie Webb
Webb
Hall of Fame
Sheehan
Bradley
Betsy King
Raiders Fall In Semis After Tough Final
Lawrence tops Raiders 10 to 4 as Wichita Bandits surge with a late inning rally. Scott played through pain after a broken nose, while Bo Blevins and Nolan Samuels supplied key bunts to keep the Raiders in the game.
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Lawrence
Brooks
Raiders
Scott
Bo Blevins
Nolan Samuels
Nolan
Rob
Nick East
Jimmy Hahn
Brad Pohl
Outlaws
Bryan Coppock
Ponca City
Okla
Jerrod Spears
Jesse Mason
Arkansas City
Matt Tate
Jonathan Tackett
Tulsa Memorial
Jake Bunch
Claremore
Jake Flores
Wichita Bandits
Nick Blasi
Heeetetbrs
Nis
Wichita
W — Norris
L — Davison
Lawrence Flynn
Bandits win Al Ice Memorial final 6-5 over KC Thompson Orthodontics
Sheldon McGuire delivered the game winning two out hit in the eighth and Eric Brown hit a three run homer to lift Lawrence's Bandits to a 6-5 victory over KC Thompson Orthodontics in the 15-16 year old Al Ice Memorial tournament final at Ice Field. Ryan Rowland earned the win in relief as a reliever. Cameron Taylor posted four hits with two doubles while Dallas Worley and Casey Rahmeier added key hits. In the semifinals the Bandits beat Ottawa 17-6.
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Sheldon McGuire
Eric Brown
Lawrence
Bandits
KC Thompson
Ottawa
Aaron Medill
Kyle McManness
Matt Berner
Taylor
Ryan Rowland
Mavericks Fall in Semifinals at Ice Memorial Tourney
Lawrence's Mavericks lost in the semifinals to Kansas City at Ice Field. Cody Cowser went 2-for-4 for the Mavericks, finishing 11-12 overall and 3-1 in the tournament. David Allen drove in two runs for the Mavs.
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Lawrence
Mavericks
Kansas City
Ice Field
Cody Cowser
David Allen
Mavs
Wimbledon opens as Spaniards miss seeds prompting protest
Spaniards Alex Corretja Albert Costa and Juan Carlos Ferrero withdraw from Wimbledon upset at not being seeded despite top 16 rankings. All England Club will waive fines, Sampras seeks seventh Wimbledon title as he trains through back twinge. Davenport reflects on past success and grass court struggles through a semifinal run last year.
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Alex Corretja
Albert Costa
Juan Carlos Ferrero
All England
Tim Phillips
Phillips
Pete Sampras
Jiri Vanek
Sampras
Davenport
Jana Novotna
Steffi Graf
Tillman, former major league catcher, dies at 63
Bob Tillman, a catcher for the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Atlanta Braves in the 1960s, died at 63 from a heart attack at his Gallatin home. In nine seasons he batted .232 with 79 home runs, peaking in 1964 with 17 homers and 61 RBIs in 131 games for Boston. Born in Nashville, he later worked for a food company in Gallatin.
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Gallatin, Tenn
Bob Tillman
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Atlanta Braves
Gallatin
Nashville
Kansas Rebels win Dave Bingham Classic in tight finish
The Kansas Rebels 12 under baseball team edged the Stilwell Cardinals 11 to 10 to capture the Dave Bing ham Classic at Sport2Sport. Brett Sims went 3-for-3 with a double and three RBIs, Travis Blankenship 2-for-3 with three runs, and Marc Albers 2-for-2 with three runs. Jeremy Wright earned the win, and Nick Madl made a diving grab with the tying run aboard in the final inning to seal the victory. The Rebels improve to 26-11 and visit the Topeka Lightning at Lake Shawnee on Wednesday.
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Kansas Rebels
Stilwell Cardinals
Sport2Sport
Brett Sims
Travis Blankenship
Marc Albers
Jeremy Wright
Nick Madl
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Lake Shawnee
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