LaRussa gloomed as A's beat Royals 6 2 in series loss
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Kurtz tops nation in javelin throwing at Frontier League Meet
Baldwin City's Darrin Kurtz delivered the nation leading javelin toss of 236-8 at the Frontier League Meet, breaking his own school mark and edging the meet record held by Stan Johanning. The Baldwin team dominated with Kurtz also winning the pole vault and Baldwin girls contributing multiple records as Wellsville and Paola squads posted strong showings.
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Panthers win Three Rivers Lower Division track title in dominant meet
Williamburg leads with 135 points as Panther girls sweep events at the Three Rivers League Lower Division meet. Sabrina Norton captures three golds with a 13.8 100 meters while Amy Howard posts season bests and anchors relay squads. Pomona and Williamsburg follow in team standings as field events and distance races showcase strong Panther depth.
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Viking pole vault record sparks Central Heights boys meet effort
Central Heights star Brian Stephenson broke the school pole vault record with a 13 feet 3 inches win at the Three Rivers League Upper Division Meet in Burlington. Teammates George Wuertz and Josh Imel placed second and third. The Vikings finished fourth of seven teams with 95 points. Wuertz added a high jump title at 5 feet 10 inches. David Kueser won the 800 meters in 2:04.8. The Viking girls placed fifth with 47 points led by Kim Wood who swept the 800 and 1600 and placed second in the 3200. Katie Tooley won the javelin at 102 feet 8 inches.
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Big 12 faces unsettled questions as new league forms
The Conference of 12 meets to decide governance and structure amid delays in integrating schedules and forming divisions after the Southwest Conference exit. Officials expect no football play before 1996, with a possible league playoff TV deal worth 2.1 million dollars under consideration.
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