Hornets defeat Jayhawks 7 5 in college baseball showdown
Emporia State upset Kansas 7-5 as KU pitchers yielded five runs on three earned on three hits. KU manager Dave Bingham lamented errors walks and poor play while Joe DeMarco Justin Headley and Brent Wilhelm contributed multiple hits. Wilhelm hit his 201st career hit and KU eyed next games against Oral Roberts and Oklahoma.
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Baseball talks stall as two-day meeting yields no progress
Bud Selig and Donald Fehr held a two day session in the Washington area but failed to set a resumption date for full scale bargaining over the baseball labor dispute. Rockies chairman Jerry McMorris said the talks produced doom and gloom with no building blocks.
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KC rallies past Reds in error plagued win
In Haines City Florida the Kansas City Royals staged a three run eighth inning two unearned to beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-2. Pinch hitter Lonnie Macklin drove in the tying run with a single off losing pitcher Pete Magre and Rob Mallicoat earned the win with a hitless eighth. Kevin Brown held the Reds scoreless in the first three innings.
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George Washington next for CU women Sheetz anxious for game
Shelley Sheetz, All-American Colorado guard and Cedar Rapids Kennedy alum, returns home to Des Moines for the NCAA Midwest Regional semifinal against George Washington at Drake's Knapp Center. A large Colorado following is expected, with Sheetz aiming to stay focused as the Buffaloes chase a Final Four bid in Minneapolis.
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WBCA denies protest plan over Minnesota coach case
The Women's Basketball Coaches Association denied plans to protest at the NCAA women's Final Four in Minneapolis next week in support of University of Minnesota coach Linda Hill-MacDonald. WBCA executives discussed the contract dispute in a conference call but no decision was made on any protest action. Hill-MacDonald, president elect of WBCA, has been without a contract for more than a year.
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Harrington earns 10 000 bonus for NIT bid in Colorado
Harrington’s CU men earned an NIT bid but lost in the first round, yielding a 10 000 bonus. Barry’s CU women advanced to the Sweet 16 but received nothing due to no incentive clauses in her contract.
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