Monarchos Prepares for Preakness at Pimlico
Monarchos the Kentucky Derby winner and 2-1 favorite began light training at Pimlico Race Course on Monday. Trainer John Ward Jr said the horse did everything he wanted and is ready for Saturday's race. Monarchos arrived four days after his Derby victory and is settled in Stall 40 as odds maker Diem Florio posts him the 2-1 favorite.
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Lawrence's Glass Leads at Pennsylvania Open
Lawrence's Bob Glass storms to a second-day lead at the Pennsylvania Open with a 12-game pinfall total of 2815 at Colonial Hills Bowl. Pete Couture of Titusville Florida stands second with 2758, while George Pappas of Charlotte North Carolina is third with 2757. Glass owns four Senior Tour wins overall and two this year.
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Buick Signs Matt Gogel Spark for PGA Tour Career
Former Kansas University golf star Matt Gogel 30, now a PGA Tour sophomore, signs a sponsorship deal with Buick. He finished 80th on the money list last season with 604,199 dollars, tied for second at Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and has entered 13 events this year with five cuts and 72,351 dollars earned.
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Royals demote Cogan and call up Delgado
In Minneapolis the Kansas City Royals sent left-hander Tony Cogan to Double-A Wichita after an 0-2 start with an 8.18 ERA and promoted infielder Wilson Delgado from Triple-A Omaha for 30 games, amid firing pitching coach Brent Strom and noting scarce experienced lefties.
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Giants bill Mets for damage at Pac Bell Park
The San Francisco Giants billed the New York Mets 4000 for damage to the visitor dugout and clubhouse after a 3 2 loss in 10 innings. Giants VP Bob Rose called the charge unusual but not unprecedented and noted past incidents at Candlestick. Mets GM Steve Phillips said the bill will be paid by whoever caused the damage.
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Mays earns fifth win as Twins beat Royals 3 1
Joe Mays improved to 5-2 with eight innings of six-hit ball as the AL Central leading Minnesota Twins defeated Kansas City 3-1. Doug Mientkiewicz homered, LaTroy Hawkins earned the save, and Mays joined Radke and Milton among AL two top ERA leaders. Dan Reichert took the loss for the Royals.
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Santaularia Eyes Solo State Trip After Regional Run
Free State High senior Charlie Santaularia will travel solo to the Class 6A state boys golf tournament at Prairie Dunes after finishing third at the GA regional at Eagle Bend with a 5 over par. Lawrence High qualifiers Spencer Wilson and Zach Blevins finished eighth and 10th, shooting 80s, as LHS missed the team berth.
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Regional roundup highlights Lawrence High golfer Elwell
Regional roundup reports Lawrence High's Scott Elwell placing fourth, the sole city player to survive a Class 6A regional. Notes describe windy conditions affecting play at WandW page 4c with Santaularia and Smyser in a playoff, Wilson's struggles, and a mishap at the 18th tee.
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Kansas Faces Mixed 2000 01 Sports Review
Kansas endured a down year with only two coaches, Tracy Bunge and Roy Williams, producing top half Big 12 finishes in a 10 team league. Men’s tennis tied for fourth, indoors KU finished ninth in both hoops, track and field slated for Texas, and Redwine’s first season projected to improve in 2002.
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Knight lifts Tech as Bob Knight revives Red Raiders
Texas Tech boosters report strong turnout and rising donations after hiring Bob Knight to coach the Red Raiders. Gerald Myers says alumni enthusiasm and sold out home games could add about $1 million to the athletics budget this year with further gains anticipated from TV appearances.
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Firebirds Ready for Regional Opener in Girls Soccer
Free State High, 10-0 in season, hosts Emporia in a regional opener after a 4-0 win over Lawrence High. No. 4 seed Firebirds (9-7) aim for 10th win as junior Katy Vormehr boosts offense with 14 goals. Emporia beat Free State 4-0 last year.
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