NBA Draft First Round Roundup with Trades and Picks
The NBA Draft first round features Clippers pick Michael Olowokondi at No.1, with Vancouver taking Mike Bibby at No.2 and Denver selecting Roof LaFrentz at No.3. Toronto lands Antawn Jamison at No.4, while Golden State adds Vince Carter at No.5. Further picks include Dallas Robert Traylor at No.6, Sacramento Jason Williams at No.7, Philadelphia Lary Hughes at No.8, Milwaukee Dirk Nowitzki at No.9, and Boston Paul Pierce at No.10, plus numerous trades involving Utah, Toronto, New Jersey, Portland, and other teams affecting rights and cash.
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Correction on sports entries and Kiwanis record
The Herald corrects the girls softball tournament entry fee to 100 dollars after an editor error. It also fixes Kiwanis record to seven wins and three losses due to incorrect information.
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Hitter's night as two teams blast 11 homers in league clash
In windy conditions Ottawa and Osawatomie American Legion AA teams combined for 11 home runs and 55 runs in a double header that ended with a split. Osawatomie won 20-8 in five innings, Ottawa stormed back to take the nightcap 14-13. John Dixon starred for Ottawa, earning the win and driving in key runs while Nathan Howard belted five homers for Osawatomie.
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LaFrentz goes to Nuggets as Pierce lands 10th
ANSAS CITY AP The Big 12 produced four first round picks with Raef LaFrentz going third to Denver and Paul Pierce lasting tenth to Boston. Denver later traded Tyronn Lue and Tony Battie to the Lakers for Nick Van Exel as other Big 12 players Cory Carr Corey Brewer Larry Hughes Ruben Patterson Karleone Young and Brian Skinner were selected or noted. LaFrentz praised by Nuggets GM Dan Issel for his shooting and size. Pierce expressed mixed feelings, stating Boston offers a playoff path and potential.
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St Louis Wins Bid to Host NCAA Final Four
St Louis reportedly secures a Final Four date with the NCAA pending ratication in San Diego. The St Louis Post-Dispatch cites the bid acceptance for 2003 2004 or 2005 with sites Atlanta Indianapolis New Orleans and San Antonio as other finalists. Trans World Dome would host a 40 000 plus crowd.
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Pirates star Kevin Young returns to KC with multi hit night
Kevin Young, born in Kansas City, leads Pittsburgh to a 10-3 win over the Royals in his homecoming. Young has 3 hits and 2 RBIs, while Royals drop to 11-27 at Kauffman Stadium. manager Tony Muser and Pirates coach Gene Lamont call the moment meaningful for Young.
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George Toma
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Chris Peters
Herb Robinson
Princeton girls win league title in 17-9 win over Marais des Cygnes Valley
Princeton 18 and under girls softball team clinched the league title with a 17-9 victory at home. The Tigers led from the start, breaking the game open with a five run third and two run fourth to build an 11-3 edge before Marais des Cygnes Valley rallied with a six run fourth. Princeton, now 5-3, answered with six runs in the fifth. Rachel Waddell had three hits and three RBIs, Amanda Wittman two hits, Daniel Martinez two RBIs and three runs, while Lauren Mull pitched a complete game for Princeton.
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