Wizards stay in Kansas City for 2006 season
Kansas City owner Lamar Hunt announced the Wizards will remain in Kansas City through 2006 while seeking a buyer. Bob Gansler will return for a 2006 season as coach. Hunt noted a substantial offer existed but conditions related to a soccer stadium prevented closure.
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AP All American team names diverse pack of stars
The AP All America list honors Penn State’s Paul Posluszny and Alabama’s DeMeco Ryans as unanimous first team linebackers. Ohio State teammate Bobby Carpenter earns third team, with Levi Brown and Alan Zemaitis on second team for Penn State. Multiple schools add to the lineup, as Pac 10 leads with seven first teamers and LSU, Georgia, and Notre Dame place key players on second and third teams.
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Ottawa University’s Broyles earns KCAC player of the week
Ottawa University junior Brittany Broyles was selected KCAC women’s basketball player of the week after two games in which she scored 38 points, grabbed seven rebounds, 11 assists, a block and three steals. She shot 61 percent and hit 10 of 14 threes, becoming Ottawa’s career leader in three-point field goals made.
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Sprinter Tim Montgomery Suspended for Doping
In Lausanne, Tim Montgomery received a two year ban for doping and his former 100 meter world record was nullified. Chrystye Gaines, a two time Olympic relay medalist, was also given a two year suspension.
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Royals pursue Gold Glove first baseman Mientkiewicz
Kansas City seeks to sign Doug Mientkiewicz, the Gold Glove first baseman known for taking Boston’s World Series final out. GM Allard Baird says interest exists but nothing imminent. Mientkiewicz, 30, played for Mets last season after hamstring injury limited him, with career .268 average and 55 homers.
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