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The note lists conferences Midwestern Collegiate Western Athletic Pac-10 Great Midwest Southeastern and Big 12 style season counts. It references 880NS 27 sequence BOAS 18 seasons and financial terms with no clear event details.
Dorsey Leads Wellsville To Class 3A Title
Kent Dorsey, a 6 5 senior, powered Wellsville to its second Class 3A state crown with a 29 ppg rush over the last 14 games and a season high 38. He headlines a first team of top scorers Lyndon’s Allan Shoup, Brian McIntosh of Marais des Cygnes Valley, Jeremy McDonnell of Anderson County, and Wellsville’s Scott Dwyer, with profiles of each star drawn from the Herald squad selection.
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Players shocked Altman left KSU
ANHATTAN Me AP Emotions ranged from shock to disappointment and betrayal at Kansas State coach Dana Altman taking the Creighton head job. Altman cited returning to Nebraska as key, leaving a 20-14 team and a Big Eight era.
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Wildcats cheer Kruger success as Final Four memories return
AP reports Kansas State fans react to Lou Kruger reaching the Final Four with Florida. Once bitter after his 1990 move to the SEC, locals recall Kruger as a Wildcat star and coach who helped reshape the program.
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Pomona track opens with depth as Hoffsommer sets discus mark
Pomona boys place second with 70 points behind Waverly as Chris Barkley wins the 400 in 54.7. Amy Hoffsommer, though limited, breaks Angel Moses’ 1990 discus record with 96-6 and finishes second. Aaron Thompson stars in long-distance events, with 11:26 in the 3200 and 5:14 in the 1600, while Lyndon and Waverly share the meet lead in girls scoring and Pomona places fourth with 52 points.
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Morris Shuts Down Royals in Indians Spring Win
Cleveland Indians beat Kansas City 7-3 as Jack Morris pitched seven innings allowing three runs and six hits. Dennis Martinez tops the rotation, Chris Haney takes the loss with seven runs in six innings. Sorrento Alomar and Ramirez drive in runs in the second inning. Kirby Baerga Vizquel Belle contribute in the fifth.
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