Friday Regional Track Schedules Across Kansas Counties
Friday regional track events list meetings at Anderson County Baldwin Tonganoxie Central Heights Fredonia Ottawa Pomona Wellsville Silver Lake Williamsburg Madison all at 3 p m local time. The following Monday state golf 5A Overland Park 3A Hays. Baseball Chicago White Sox at Cubs 1 p m WGN Atlanta at Boston 6 p m TBS St Louis at Kansas City 7 p m Ch 34 NBA playoffs Phoenix at Dallas 8 p m ESPN.
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Anderson County
Baldwin
Tonganoxie
Central Heights
Fredonia
Ottawa
Wichita
Pomona
Wellsville
Silver Lake
Williamsburg
Madison
Overland Park
Hays
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
WGN Atlanta
Boston
TBS
St. Louis
Kansas City
Weekend MLB slate with interleague matchups across venues
The schedule lists multiple 6 05 to 9 40 p m games featuring teams from the American and National Leagues including Atlanta Boston Arizona Detroit Washington Toronto New York Mets Cleveland Cincinnati Tampa Bay Florida Philadelphia Baltimore Houston Texas Milwaukee Minnesota St Louis Kansas City San Diego Seattle Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles Angels and Dodgers. Saturday games include Yankees Mets White Sox Cubs Astros Rangers and more with standings snippets for the NL East and Central divisions.
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Atlanta
Hudson
Boston
Miller
Arizona
Webb
Detroit
Bonderman
Washington
Vargas
Toronto
Lilly
N.Y
Yankees
K.brown
Mets
V.zambrano
Cleveland
Millwood
Cincinnati
Harang
Tampa Bay
Nomo
Florida
Leiter
Philadelphia
Wolf
Baltimore
Cabrera
Houston
Backe
Texas
Rogers
Milwaukee
Glover
Minnesota
Silva
St. Louis
Mulder
Kansas City
Greinke
San Diego
Peavy
Seattle
R.franklin
Oakland
Blanton
San Francisco
Rueter
L.A. Angels
Washburn
L.A. Dodgers
Erickson
Lackey
L.A
Dodgers
Penny
Padilla
Bedard
Wakefield
Estes
Robertson
Hendrickson
A.j.burnett
D.davis
Radke
Morris
Lima
Angen
New
Paladetnia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Gana
Utah
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Los Angeles
Chicago White Sox
Garcia
Chicago Cubs
Maddux
Royals rookie Nunez earns first major league win in 7-4 triumph
Kansas City rookie Leo Nunez, promoted from Double-A Wichita, struck out Melvin Mora and Miguel Tejada as the Royals beat the Orioles 7-4. Emil Brown homered twice with Angel Berroa adding a solo shot, while Nunez earned his first win.
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Kansas City
High Desert
Leo Nunez
Nunez
Melvin Mora
Miguel Tejada
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Schaefer
Emil Brown
Angel Berroa
Orioles
Runelvys Hernandez
Pittsburgh
Benito Santiago
Wichita
Mora
Tejada
Schaefer
Denver shows interest in Rice
Denver talks with Mike Shanahan about Jerry Rice joining the Broncos next season. Rice, at 42, would likely be a depth role player and backup in Denver if a deal is reached soon, per agent Jim Steiner. Rice previously played for Seattle and Oakland and was widely regarded as the NFLs all time leader in receptions yards and touchdowns.
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Denver
Jerry Rice
Broncos
Mike Shanahan
Jim Steiner
Associated Press
Shanahan
Rice
San Francisco 49Ers
Seahawks
Raiders
Steiner
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NFL
Giddens Slashed In Bar Fight. Surgery Repairs Artery
Kansas guard J R Giddens was wounded in the right leg when slashed by a man outside a Moon Bar in Lawrence. He required 23 stitches to close a severed artery in the calf and was driven to Memorial Hospital. Police described the wound as not life threatening and ongoing investigations continued with several people injured in the altercation.
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Lawrence
Kansas
J.R. Giddens
Giddens
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dan Ward
University
Bill Self
Moon Bar
Ward
Olathe
See Star
University of Kansas
J.A. Giddens
Miller retires after Pistons edge Pacers in clincher
Reggie Miller ends an 18 year NBA career with 27 points in his final game as Detroit beat Indiana 88 79 to win the series 4 2 and advance to the Eastern Conference finals vs Miami. Mills and Hamilton led Detroit while Jermaine O Neal posted 22 points 11 rebounds for the Pacers.
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Indianapolis
Reggie Miller
Miller
Detroit
Pistons
Miami
Indiana
Michael Jorfir
Chicago Bulls
Wizards
Washington Wi
Richard Hamilton
Pis- Rehanon
Chauncey Billups
Reggie
San Antonio
Seattle
Phoenix
Dallas
Suns
Billups
Hamilton
NBA
Boston
Chauncey
Rip
Jermaine O’neal
Rick Carlisle
Avery
Pacers
Los Angeles Lakers
Spurs
SuperSonics
Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
Duncan
Sonics
Antonio Daniels
Ray Allen
Allen
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Mike Sweeney
Matt Stairs
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Rafael Palmeiro
Javy Lopez
Jay Gibbons
Larry Righie
Terrence Long
David Newhan
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Steve Reed
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