Frey praises May signing to add power off Royals bench
Kansas City Royals manager Jim Frey says Lee May, entering his 38th year and with 14 major league seasons, should provide needed home run power off the bench. Frey, who urged the free agent signing, notes May is swinging well and in the groove, adding a new dimension to the club.
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Fort Hays State Takes District 10 Title In NAIA Play
Fort Hays State clinched the District 10 NAIA basketball title with a 66-64 win over Washburn at home, earning a spot in Kansas City for the national tournament. Bill Giles sealed the victory with five late free throws as Mark Wilson led FHSU with 17 points while Rodneey Trunnel topped Washburn with 18.
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Bowling Scores Across League Matches
A dense bowling score list shows teams like KEITH FARMS, JAYHAWKERS WHATSITS, and NO NAMES posting high marks. P. Lear, J. Patterson, and C. Bumgardner top multiple games with scores such as 176, 213, and 588 aggregate in late October league play.
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Consensus prep cage rankings across Kansas classes
The Consensus Prep Cage Rankings list top teams in Kansas by class across boys and girls divisions. Notable leaders include Wichita South and Kapaun-Mt. Carmel inClass 6A-1 and 5A-1, Sacred Heart and Rose Hill in 4A-1, Wellsville and Victoria in 3A-1, and Garden Plain and Golden Plains leading 2A-1 and 1A-1 for boys. top girls teams include Wichita East and Bishop Miege in 4A-1 and 5A-1, with several schools posting 18-0 to 21-1 records.
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Classic Performance Paces KC Past Spurs
The Kansas City Kings upset the San Antonio Spurs 111 to 97 behind Otis Birdsong’s 39 points and stifling defense. Birdsong shot 19 of 25, outscoring the Spurs in the second period as KC built a 56-40 halftime lead, then maintained control to improve to 34-36. Wedman added 18. Meriweather and King 15 each. Spurs fall to 45-25 but still contend for the division with a Sunday home game vs Dallas.
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Scoreboard results and Thursday Friday NBA games
Washington beat San Diego 115 to 103 and Golden State triumphed 107 to 105 over Utah while Seattle won 108 to 93 against Indiana. Thursday schedules include Portland at Kansas City New York at Detroit Atlanta at Milwaukee. Friday lists Milwaukee at New York New Jersey at Atlanta Boston at Indiana Denver at Philadelphia Washington at Houston Portland at Phoenix Cleveland at San Diego Dallas at Golden State San Antonio at Seattle.
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Miller surge to defend Inverrary crown sparks golf fun again
Johnny Miller enters the American Motors Inverrary Classic defending his title as the season’s hottest player. With $121,548 in earnings and a 68.63 stroke average leading the tour, Miller reflects on his dramatic comeback from a four year win drought, while Jack Nicklaus pursues revenge and CBS coverage guarantees national exposure for the final rounds.
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