Mid-Amateur Scoreboard Highlights from Basehor Event
In Basehor at Falcon Lakes, Kit Grove leads the field with 72 69 totaling 141, trailed by Jon Troutman 70 75 145 and Pete Krsnich 72 74 146. The list includes many golfers from Kansas communities, with several ties and WD/NS notes, plus a range of scores across divisions and age groups. The report also covers watermarked prep scores, school league results, and a boys and girls meet summary from Lawrence and nearby districts.
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Falcon Lakes
Toy
Kit Grove
Lawrence
Jon Troutman
Spring Hill
Pete Krsnich
Prairie Village
Tyler Cummins
Trent Brown
Arkansas City
Andy Black
Topeka
Spencer Wilson
Grant Vollertsen
Garden City
Jeff Spradlin
Matt Bell
Kansas City
Mac McFarland
Jeff Schauner
Wichita
Ryan Long
Overland Park
Andrew King
Junction City
David Jensen
Salina
T Wilkanskas
Manhattan
Tyler Johnson
John Frigon
Justin Lembright
Dodge
Chris Morgan
Price Gundelfinger
Shawnee
Eric Lagaly
Jaron Gordon
Charlie Stevens
Charles Ballard
Jon Platz
Olathe
Aaron Sheaks
Brad Ansley
Fairway
David Bismiller
Gary Lucas
Paul Hanneman
Andover
Michael Holloway
Eric Sexton
Derby
John Noblit
Leawood
Sean McGrevey
Jeff Troutman
Ryan Johnson
James Smith
Joe Sharkey
Stewart Boldridge
Steve Newman
David Kirschbaum
Tom Bachelor
Mark Elliott
RJ Opliger
Greg Peters
Ritch Nigh
Bob Bezek
Ottawa
Gary Roles
Trandy Kippes
Jim Ewart
Tim Tyner
Council Grove
Bob Hartmann
Bill Kell
Brent Bahner
Fran Matthias
John Bailey
Mission
Robert Jacob
Robert Nelson
Lenexa
Albert Harris Jr
RTC NBA Most Improved Player voting results show top picks
The National panel and broadcasters ranked Danny Granger of Indiana as leading the vote with 364 points, ahead of Devin Harris and Kevin Durant. Other candidates include Paul Millsap and Rajon Rondo, with a long list of players receiving lesser support from the media tally.
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Danny Granger
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Paul Millsap
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Nene
Denver
Rajon Rondo
Boston
David Lee
New York
John Salmons
Chicago
Thaddeus Young
Philadelphia
von Wafer
Houston
Brandon Roy
Portland
Chris Andersen
JR. Smith
Glen Davis
Jason Terry
Dallas
Jym Wilson Chandler
Aaron Brooks
Jameer Nelson
Orlando
Ig Kelenna Azubuike
Golden
Sir Dwyane Wade
Miami
LaMarcus Aldridge
Roger Mason
San Antonio
Luis Scola
Ronnie Brewer
Kendrick Perkins
Emeka Okafor
Charlotte
Gerald Wallace
Tyrus Thomas
Mo Williams
Cleveland
Lawrence Boys dominate ODAC league meet with multiple events
Lawrence athletes post strong marks at the ODAC meet in Olath. Key performances include Thomann and Shump in distance events and Fangman in the 1600 with 5:00 and 5:08.1 respectively. Ndoro and Oblefule clock fast 100s and hurdles times, while Dunkle and Howard anchor the 4x100 and 4x200 relays and power vaults reach 8-0 by Shelton Mead.
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ODAC
Olath
Lawrence
Thomann
J. Shump
Fangman
Chapman
Sylvester Ndoro
Stephan Oblefule
Scott Dunlap
Nick Dunkle
Javi Aqui
Simon Fangman
Kyler Thomann
Nathan Stringer
Aqui
Hildenbrand
Victor Ramirez
Traivon Howard
Oblefule
Dunlap
Dunkle
Ndoro
Shump
Stringer
Howard
Shelton Mead
MLB Fines Jenks for Behind-Back Pitch in May Game
MLB fined Chicago White Sox pitcher Bobby Jenks an undisclosed amount for throwing a pitch behind Texas infielder Ian Kinsler during a May 9 game. The day’s reports also note injuries, callups, and roster moves across several teams, including Youkilis DL placement and Hamilton return.
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Baseball
Major League Baseball
MLB
Chicago White Sox
Bobby Jenks
Texas
Ian Kinsler
Boston Red Sox
Kevin Youkilis
Gil Velazquez
Pawtucket
Cleveland Indians
Jamey Carroll
Josh Barfield
Columbus
Kansas City Royals
Jose Duarte
Northwest Arkansas
Omaha
Texas Rangers
Josh Hamilton
Joaquin Arias
Oklahoma City
Arizona Diamondbacks
Conor Jackson
Bobby Korecky
Reno
Clay Zavada
Mobile
Florida Marlins
John Koronka
New Orleans
Scott Proctor
Houston Astros
Humberto Quintero
Milwaukee Brewers
Frank Catalanotto
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jack Wilson
Brian Bixler
Indianapolis
SAN Francisco Giants
Pat Misch
Fresno
Osiris Matos
EL Paso Diablos
Arnoldo Ponce
Fort Worth Cats
Brad Sullivan
Austin Bridges
Pensacola Pelicans
Luis Bautista
Shreveport-Bossier
Alexis Sosa
Amarillo
United
Michael Lewis
Coastal Bend
Sioux City Explorers
Marcus Quade
Devin Murphy
Chris Davis
Jason Wysong
ST. Paul Saints
Steve Butler
Wichita Wingnuts
Lance Odom
Jeff Reekers
Bill Duffy
Louie Curcio
Dustin Smith
Scott Daniels
Derekine
Sussex Skyhawks
Stanton Worcester Tornadoes
Mike Joyce
Golden Yuma Scorpions
Jonathan Ash
Austin Bibens-Dirx
Truan Mehl
Rick Rivas
Wilson
Stage four Giro d Italia leaves Padua for San Martino di Castrozza
Danilo Di Luca pursues overall lead with fourth stage win timing 4 hours 15 minutes 4 seconds as Lovkvist and Armstrong trail by seconds. The overall ranking after four stages lists Lovkvist atop 13 hours 5 minutes 28 seconds with Di Luca 2 seconds back and Rogers 0:06 behind.
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San Martino di Castrozza
Italy
Padua
Danilo di Luca
LPR
Stefano Garzelli
Acqua & Sapone
Franco Pellizotti
Liquigas
Juan Soler
Colombia
Barloworld
Gilberto Simoni
Diquigiovanni
Lance Armstrong
United States
Astana
Thomas Lovkvist
Sweden
Team Columbia High Road
Michael Rogers
Australia
Team Columbia- High Road
Yaroslav Popovych
Ukraine
Levi Leipheimer
Damiano Cunego
Lampre
Marzio Bruseghin
Carlos Sastre
Spain
Cervelo
Playoff Night Surges as Westerns Tie and North Atlantic Sets
In NHL semifinals action on Monday Washington edged Pittsburgh 5-4 in overtime to pull even at 3-3 while Chicago outscored Vancouver 7-5 to win the series 4-? Boston tied Carolina 4-4 as the game shows a 4-3 score that leaves the series tied at 3-3. Detroit hosts Anaheim and Carolina visits Boston in 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. starts.
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Vancouver
Boston
Carolina
Eenselm
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Anaheim
Celtics 92 88 win over Magic fuels Marbury surge
Celtics rally from 14 down to beat Orlando 92 88 as Stephen Marbury scores all 12 of his points in the final period. Ray Allen hits a go ahead three with 1:20 left as Boston takes a 3 2 lead in the East semis, with Marbury praised by Doc Rivers for his patience and effort.
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Celtics
Ray Allen
Orlando
Dwight Howard
Magic
Rajon Rondo
Turkeyin
Lewis
Howard
Alston
Redick
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Battie
Gortat
Lee
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Davis
Perkins
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R.allen
Scalabrine
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Turkoglu
Paul Pierce
Glen
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Stephon Marbury
Allen
Orlando Magic
Playoff glance conference semifinals recap
Cleveland sweeps Atlanta 84 74 to win series four games to none as Dallas edges Denver 119 117 to trim series lead to three one. Boston holds off Orlando 92 88 to move within one game and Lakers crush Houston 118 78 to go up three two. Upcoming games include Dallas at Denver and Boston at Orlando with others possible if needed.
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Dallas
Denver
Boston
Orlando
L.A. Lakers
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Lakers Dominate Rockets 118 78 To Take 3 2 Lead
Kobe Bryant scored 26 points in three quarters as the Los Angeles Lakers routed the Houston Rockets 118 to 78 in Game 5 of the Western Conference semifinals. The Lakers hustled, defended the smaller lineup, and built a 29 point second quarter edge behind balanced scoring led by Bryant and Gasol.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Houston Rockets
Lakers
Houston
Aaron Brooks
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