Royals open spring camp with many young players in motion
About 30 of 56 Royals campers worked out in Florida ahead of the official start. The club expects improved offense but concerns over infield defense after Joyner and Gagne exit. Tim Belcher touts rookie potential while Bob Boone highlights cohesion among developing players.
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Kansas City Royals
Bob Hamelin
Joe Vitiello
Hamelin
Mike Macfarlane
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Macfarlane
Baseball City
Fla
Wally Joyner
Greg Gagne
Herb Robinson
Tim Belcher
Vitiello
Johnny Damon
Joyner
Gagne
Gary) Gaetti
Belcher
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mets
Oakland
Bob Boone
Boone
OU Braves hold off Bethel in ECAC clash comeback
Ottawa University defeated Bethel 67-59 as Steve Schneider and Cummings led OU with 20 points each. Bethel trailed 38-31 at 15:30, then closed within 2 late before OU forged the final margin on late free throws and clutch plays. Hermreck added 7 as OU secured a hard fought conference win.
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Leu
Bethel
Travis Hermreck
Ottawa
Braves
Hermreck
Schneider
Cavazos Cummings
Robinson
Miller
Kamatz
McDonnell
Kirchner
Cummings
King
Banks
Lady Braves defeat Bethel 78 62 in tight basketball clash
Bethel and Ottawa battled to a 78 62 game with Heather Rector praising team effort as Alicia Roberts sparked the Lady Braves with dribble drive plays. Gretchen Dickkut slumped from the field while Bethel guards Schmidt Funk and Stucky led scoring for the visitors.
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Ottawa
Grgas- Wheeler
Brown
Monroy
Lindley
McMillen
Hull
Player
Roberts
Dickkut
Jayhawks ride Vaughn to leadership in Big Eight clash
Vaughn called a locker room meeting as Kansas (21-2, 9-1) edged Town State 12- point defense from Haase and Vaughn held Dedrick Willoughby to 12. Town State (18-6, 7-3) struggles amid Willoughby slump while Missouri (16-9, 7-3) fades after poor effort at Maryland.
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Vaughn
Kansas
Jerod Haase
Dedrick Willoughby
Willoughby
Town State
Missouri
fuzzy sports recap with players and places
Jason Hedges, 189, placed third with a 6 5 height. Highland Park’s Hornbuckle fought late for third, while Newkirk and Boldra commented on the next step, noting that all they do is buy a ticket. Indecipherable names and fragmented quotes color the scene.
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Jason Hedges
Hnighland
Park
Troy
Col Hornbuckle
Independence
Newkirk i
Consola
J Boldra
Jarrett Holds Off Earnhardt To Win Daytona 500
Dale Jarrett, driving for Robert Yates in a Ford with a rookie crew, edged Dale Earnhardt in the Daytona 500. Jarrett earned $362,775 from a $3.6 million purse after leading the last 24 laps in a nervy finish. Earnhardt blamed the lack of power from Chevrolet while praising his seasoned pit crew.
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Earnhart
Aytona Beach
Dale Jarrett
Dale Earnhardt
Earnhardt
Ford
Chevrolet
Ernie Irvan
Yates
Nascar
Ken Schrader
Mark Martin
Jeff Burton
Wally Dalienbach
Ted Musgrave
Bill Elliott
Ricky Rudd
Michael Walwip
Jimmy Spencer
Viking girls claim win as Welch comments on offense
Pomona and Central Heights battled in a tight girls game as Buddy Welch criticized execution and shooting. Imei led Central Heights with 22 points while Ben Watts led Pomona with 13 in a 51 42 loss.
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Welch
Pomona
Josh Smel
Central Heights
Ben Watts
Love
B. Watts
T. Watts
Radina
Horne
Pearce
Ripley
Kiehl
Harris
Woolery
Fredericks
Allen
Imei
Kueser
Fulton
Wuertz
Stevenson
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