Triathlon results from Lake Garnett event sprint
Kansas City’s Mike Linell led the overall male division with 1:31.29 while Tracy Anderson of Manhattan edged Jeff Johnson for third. women's winner Leslie Meidinger of Auburn posted 1:44.04, with Vickie Luebbers and D Anne Larsen also placing. Team and age group results feature multiple local athletes across Topeka, Leawood, Ottawa, and Kansas City with times ranging 1:31 to 2:10.
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Kansas City
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Manhattan
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Keneas City
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Blue Springs
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Topeka
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Auburn
Vickie Luebbers
Wichita
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Dianne Kropp
Lenexa
Liz Keplinger
Leawood
Jeny Peisley
Ottawa
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Emporis
David
Swearinger
Paul Buhl
Augie Ball
Mut Hayman
Mike Litwell
Kavisas City
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Bill Snyder
Tulss
Okla
Bud Wheeler
Olathe
Veugho Kimbrough
Leavenworth
Dianne Klopp
Liz Kepplinger
Mary Edwards
Diane Compton
Ryan hurls sixth no hitter for Rangers in Oakland
Nolan Ryan pitched his sixth no hitter at age 43 as the Texas Rangers beat the Oakland Athletics 5 0 in Oakland. He struck out 14, walked two, and became the oldest pitcher to throw a no hitter tying a long list of notable achievements with the game’s best.
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Rangers
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Oakland A’s
Ryan
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Oakland
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Pete Incaviglia
Randolph
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Royals drop seventh straight as Angels win on Parrish homer
In Anaheim California the Angels beat the Royals 3-2 to snap a 2-2 tie in the ninth on Lance Parrish’s towering homer. Dave Winfield’s arrival boosted Los Angeles to 17-7 since joining the outfield, while Kansas City’s slide reached seven straight losses. Tom Gordon left with a mild forearm strain after 3 1-3 innings and Mark Davis continued rough relief duties.
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San Diego
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Lakers and Riley part ways after nine years
In Inglewood California Pat Riley, stylish head of Showtime for nine years, resigns as Los Angeles Lakers coach after four NBA titles since 1981 82. He tears up at the announcement, saying it is time for change. Mike Dunleavy will succeed him and face a tough act both on court and as a fashion plate. Riley, 45, hints at a NBC broadcasting career and leaves with two years left on his contract.
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Ruth
Oakland
California Angels
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Houston Astros
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Inglewood
Calif
Pat Riley
Showtime
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Riley
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Lakers
Chris
NBC
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Costa Rica Shocks Scotland 1-0 In World Cup Debut
Costa Rica defeated Scotland 1-0 in Genoa as Juan Cayas scored and Luis Conejo starred in goal. The upset came amid heavy security for Italy hosting the match, with 2000 police and helicopters patrolling the stadium area. England drew with Ireland 1-1 in Cagliari.
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Rome
Costa Rica
Italy
Scotland
United States
Juan Cayasso
Luis Conejo
Genoa
Rod Stewan
Sean Connery
Bora Milutinovic
Ireland
England
Cagliari
Sardinia
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