Williamsburg Dominates West Franklin Meet in Coast-to-Coast Relay Scores
At the West Franklin meet in Williamsburg Pomona edges Williamsburg 61 51 and Appanoose 28 with Weigand Scheffer and Jensen leading long jump. In field events Stroman and Dopp win high jump and 4x200 relays post strong times as Williamsbu rg collects top marks across sprints and distance events.
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Wellsville track scores in three events at Gardner meet
The Wellsville High School boys track team placed in three events at the Gardner Invitational. Chris Caruthers finished third in the 3,200 meters in 10 minutes 45.8 seconds. Austin Bloss was third in the 800 meters in 2 minutes 7 seconds. Wellsville’s 3,200 relay team of Bloss, Colby Zickel, Moss and Caruthers won in 8 minutes 31.7 seconds.
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NCAA mulls 3 point line move and trapezoid lane shift
The NCAA rules committee proposes moving the men's 3 point line to 20 feet 6 inches from its current 19 feet 9 inches and widening the lane to a trapezoid shape similar to international play. Women may adopt the international 3 point line and test the trapezoid lane in select games. The lane last changed in the 1950s.
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Kansas State baseball coach Mike Clark resigns for personal reasons
Kansas State baseball coach Mike Clark announced his resignation on Monday. The 50 year old said he is stepping down for personal reasons and will finish the season with the Wildcats who hold a 12 to 33 record with seven games remaining. A new coach will be named later, according to assistant sports information director Tom Gilbert.
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Royals rally past Red Sox to 11th straight home win
Kansas City tops Boston 7-6 at Kauffman Stadium as Nomar Garciaparra errors help fuel a ninth-inning rally. Belaford and Tucker hit two-run shots. May wins for KC. Detroit beat Baltimore 6-1 as Tigers snap a long skid.
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