Jayhawks cling to hope in final Big 12 baseball bid
Kansas University sits within reach of the Big 12 tournament as several teams battle for the final four berths. KU’s home slate includes Saint Mary and Texas after recent two of three win over Kansas State. Coach Ritch Price says KU controls its own destiny with a strong finish, while a crowded logjam below them keeps the race tight.
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Panel on Drugs in Pro Sports at KU Dole Institute
Former Kansas All-American John Had joins Boston Red Sox advisor Bill James and longtime baseball writer Bill Althaus for a 7:30 p.m. discussion at the Dole Institute of Politics near Lied Center. Jonathan Earle calls doping scandals widespread while outlining the event in Lawrence. Rainer Rambo, a Wilmer-Hutchins High standout, verbally committed to Kansas with a 4.4 seconds 40-yard dash and consideration from Texas and Texas A&M.
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Chiefs cut Jason White after rookie camp tryout
Former Heisman winner Jason White, undrafted from Oklahoma, was not offered a contract after a three day Chiefs rookie camp. Coach Dick Vermeil advised White to pursue Arena League play to sharpen skills. White threw for 8012 yards and 81 touchdowns at Oklahoma, led to national title games in 2003 and 2004. Four swimmers signed letters of intent to Kansas University for fall. They include Shanna Bradbury Ara Parahoe Bri Brotherson Danielle Hermann Whitney Winslow.
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K.B. Wins IOS Futures Classic to Lead Money List
Kyeong Bae, 19, secured her first professional victory at the IOS Futures Classic in El Paso Texas earning 9800 dollars. The win moved her to the top of the Futures Tour money list and boosts expectations ahead of a weekend event at Eagle Bend Golf Course where her length and accuracy are noted by observers. Rae, practicing earlier in Lawrence, is highlighted for her driving distance and control.
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Lawrence Eagle Bend faces financial strain amid Kansas golf boom
In Lawrence and across Kansas, public and private courses face funding hurdles. Colbert Hills in Manhattan is default on nearly 7.8 million in bonds while others like Alvamar and Lawrence Country Club plan major renovations. Eagle Bend in Lawrence has run deficits two years straight, though officials note signs of recovery.
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Firebirds blank Junction City in 4-0 girls soccer win
Free State High School defeats Junction City 4-0 as the Firebirds improve to 2-10-1 and gain confidence before a Sunflower League matchup with Olathe East. Freshman Leah Williams notes the tough conference and nonconference prep helped reveal the team's abilities.
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