Baker football opens season vs Southwestern in Winfield
Baker University football opens Saturday night at 7 p.m. against Southwestern College in Winfield. The Wildcats face a key challenge with linebacker Jason Montgomery out for the season due to a freak injury, while veterans pace the roster and coach John Frangoulis expects tighter offense with transfers and returning stars anchoring defense.
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Carelli wins Kroger 200 in Richmann Virginia
Rick Carelli passed Kurt Busch with 21 laps remaining to win the Kroger 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Richmond International Raceway. It was Carelli’s fourth truck victory and his first since a serious crash in Memphis last year. Greg Biffle finished second and Kurt Busch third as Biffle led in points and defending race champion status.
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Ex Lion Lahm Joins Hokies For Midwest Quad
Virginia Tech volleyball player Candice Lahm a 1998 Lawrence High graduate and defensive specialist returns to the Midwest for a quadrangular at Kansas State She is joined by Holly Disser and Renee Collins both Hokies with Lincoln area high school roots The Hokies upcoming season features a young roster and a move to the Big East next fall with coach Greg Smith noting the team has nothing to lose
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Martin Edges Moya In Long U.S. Open Night Match
Martin outlasted Moya in a 4 hours 17 minute struggle that ended at 1 22 a m Tuesday night, then a shorter 2 32 win over Johansson, citing crowd energy and late break conversions as key factors. Safin eyeing maturity shows 135 mph serves and all court ability as he advances toward the Open semis.
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