Tsonga Triumphs Over Federer to Reach Wimbledon Round
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga defeated Roger Federer at Wimbledon to advance, a rare upset that left Tsonga smiling despite the match’s drama. The report highlights Tsonga’s emotional celebration after the victory on Center Court.
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Kansas overpaid Bonnie Henrickson at KU basketball
The 2009 990 shows Kansas paid Bonnie Henrickson over 1.8 million before taxes for five years, despite limited NCAA Tournament success. Lew Perkins faced criticism for hiring her in 2004 and the Kansas women’s program has underperformed in Big 12 play while attracting attention but little fanfare. Henrickson defends progress and talks up incoming recruits and the league’s appeal.
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New super reshapes Eagle Bend with bold facelift
Darin Pearson known as Lumpy takes over Eagle Bend Golf Course in Lawrence and leads a dramatic makeover aimed at elevating the course to a championship feel. He prioritizes greens and improvements across greens, fairways, rough, and tees, while keeping play approachable and affordable.
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Padres sweep Royals as Stauffer shines in San Diego
San Diego defeated Kansas City 4-1 for their first sweep of the season. Tim Stauffer earned the win, allowing one run in seven innings, while rookie Anthony Rizzo drove in two for the Padres who capitalized on a two-out, unearned surge after a sun-related error by Mike Moustakas. Heath Bell closed it with his 23rd save. The Royals dropped their ninth of 11, continuing a rough skid.
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Kansas Sports Hall of Fame adds Kansas figures in Wichita ceremony
Former Kansas athletic director Bob Frederick, coach Dick Harp, and player Raef LaFrentz will join the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame on October 2 in Wichita. Also inducted are Kansas State’s Kendra Wecker, Mark Simoneau, Emporia State’s John Damien, Wichita State’s Don Heinkel, and Willie Jeffries.
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