Kansas women hurt by injuries in Big Eight preview
Kansas coach Kathy Merrion reports KU is beset by injuries to Nos. 2 3 and 4 players Laura Runnels Stephanie Dicke and Marcie Esty as the team enters a four day Big Eight Preview in Overland Park and Indian Creek. Only No. 1 Maureen Guilfoil is healthy causing lineup shifts and a tougher path to spring seeding.
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Baldwin wins Jayhawk cross country meet in team sweep
Baldwin tops the boys race with 37 points, Basehor 45, Eudora 71, Piper 74, Wellsville 0 in a dominant showing. Individual leaders include Ennecking of Basehor at 17 58 and Barron of Baldwin at 18 16, with Wellsville and Baldwin claiming several top times. Girls results show Wellsville taking the podium with Tornalea O Dea 12 45 and Gina Henderson 14 18.
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Mantle Turns 50 as Yankee Icon Reflects on Career
In Dallas Mickey Mantle, the record-setting World Series star and three time AL MVP, celebrates his 50th birthday with family and friends. He recalls family heredity, his 14 year Series run, seven titles, and five World Series records while noting his post baseball life with ads and golf. Mantle recalls Don Larsen's perfect game and a memorable catch off Gil Hodges, and mentions his room mate Billy Martin and a future as a free agent in a hypothetical 1956 peak.
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Arslanian Fired as CSU Head Coach After 0-6 Start
Colorado State in Fort Collins fired Sark Arslanian amid a winless start this season. Defensive coordinator Chester Caddas named interim head coach for the remainder of the year. Arslanian finishes with a CSU record of 46-46-4 over eight seasons and a 109-72-1 career mark.
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