Jayhawks rally for 20-11 victory in nightcap
Kansas and Oklahoma split a seven hour, 17 inning doubleheader at Hogland-Maupin Stadium. OU won 13-4 in game one behind a six-run seventh, KU responded with a 20-11 win in game two as KU’s bats heated up and coach Bobby Randall fired up the team between games.
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Royals roster notes mix praise with sharp sarcasm
Woodling praises Morris as a solid hitter while labeling Dean Palmer streaky. The piece mocks Hal Morris and Jeff Conine, questions Damon as leadoff, and critiques Jermaine Dye and Ernie Young. It also评 discusses Macfarlane Sweeney Fasano, Belcher reliability, and bench and manager Muser in a sharp, opinionated tone.
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Contact details for Chuck Woodling published
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Kowal Leads KU To Split In Doubleheader Vs Texas Tech
Kansas University softball rode four late runs from the bottom of the lineup and freshman pitcher Kowal to a 5-0 win in the second game while Texas Tech triumphed 3-1 in the first. Coach Tracy Bunge praised KU's aggressive baserunning and timely hitting as they split the Big 12 twinbill at Jayhawk Field, drawing 331 fans.
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Kansas Tops Texas Tech in Softball Action
Kansas defeated Texas Tech 7-3 in a high scoring game as Karenke and Kowal starred for KU. Teammates Holland and McPhail contributed to KU’s 5-0 lead, while Tech’s Renfro earned the win in one game and Kowal pitched a five hit shutout in another.
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U S Women Gymnasts Clinch International Team Title
The U S women beat Romania and China at the International Team Championships in Knoxville Tennessee to lead after all four events and finish with 152 224 Romania 150 899 China 150 662 Kristin Maloney of Pen Argyl Pennsylvania won top all around with 38 91
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Painter takes third at NCAA 1,600 free
Kansas sophomore Tyler Painter finished third in the 1,600 yard freestyle at the NCAA men's swimming championship in Auburn. He clocked 14 minutes 54.31 seconds, a school record, as Arizona’s Ryk Neethling won in 14 32.50 and Chris Thompson was second in 14 46.29. Painter earned All-America honors for the second straight year. Also, KU’s Brandon Chestnut placed 26th in the 200 breaststroke at the same meet.
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Stanford wins NCAA men’s swim title at 75th championships
Stanford captured the NCAA men’s swimming crown for the eighth time and first since 1994, scoring 599 points to outpace Auburn’s 3949. Texas totaled 362, Tennessee 233, and Southern California 220 as Stanford dominated the 75th championships in Auburn, Alabama.
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Lewis Wins by Knockout in Atlantic City Bout
Lennox Lewis defended the WBC heavyweight title by stopping Shannon Briggs at 1:45 of the fifth round in Atlantic City. Briggs shocked Lewis with a key third and fourth round surge before Lewis answered with multiple knockdowns and finished him in the decisive fifth.
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