Friday State Track at Wichita State and NAIA Nationals
The schedule lists Friday and Saturday events at Wichita State starting 8 30 a m and NAIA Nationals in Olathe with a 1 p m triple jump. The fragment confirms host locations Wichita State and Olathe and events across two days.
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Wichita State
Olathe
Sports broadcast slate for Thursday across leagues
TV listings show PGA Memorial at 2 p.m. on USA, Baseball Pittsburgh at Chicago 1 20 p.m. WGN, Texas at Kansas City 7 p.m. Ch. B, NHL Carolina at Toronto 6 p.m. ESPN, Cincinnati at Atlanta 6 30 p.m. TBS, NHRA Sportsman 7 p.m. ESPN2, NBA Sacramento at LA Lakers at 8 p.m. NBC.
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Gott
USA Baseball
Pittsburgh
Chicago
WGN
Texas
Kansas City
NHL Carolina
Toronto
ESPN
Cincinnati
Atlanta
TBS Motorsports
Nhra Sportsman
ESPN2
NBA Sacramento
LA Lakers
NBC
Friday baseball games across MLB matchups listed
A slate of Friday night games includes Cleveland at Toronto, Yankees at Boston, Texas at Kansas City, Detroit at Chicago White Sox, Tampa Bay at Oakland, Minnesota at Anaheim, Baltimore at Seattle, Philadelphia at Montreal, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Florida at New York Mets, Cincinnati at Atlanta, Chicago Cubs at Houston, San Diego at Milwaukee, San Francisco at Colorado, and Los Angeles at Arizona with various pitchers noted for each clash.
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Cleveland
Drese
Toronto
Millar
Yankees
Clemens
Boston
Burkett
Texas
Park
Kansas City
Suppan
Detroit
Sparks
Chicago
Oakland
Hudson
Minnesota
Reed
Anahaim
Ortiz
Baltimore
Erickson
Seatle
Gareland
Clerg
Philadelphia
Wolf
Montreal
Ohka
St. Louis
Stephenson
Pittsburgh
KK. Wells
Florida
Beckett
N.Y
Lieber
Houston
Redding
San Diego
Tollberg
Milwaukee
Wright
San Francisco
Colorado
Stark
Los Angeles
Perez
Arizona
Schilling
Associated Press
New York
Tampa Bay
Pt GB
Seatle Anchelm
N.Y. Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Anaheim
Ponson
Mulder
Sturtze
Baldwin
Lilly
P.martinez
Burbo
Affeldt
Atlanta
Cincinnaati
St Louis
Ishii
Busch
Reynolds
Morris
Benson
Chicago Cubs
Clement
Tomko
Thomson
N.Y. Mets
Trachsel
Duckworth
Prep athlete earns first state bid in three events
Ottawa senior Eric Corder, plagued by injuries during his prep career, qualified for state in the 100 and 200 meters and anchored the 400 relay after a late surge in regional competition. Coach Mark Laws and teammates express confidence he can contend, while other Ottawa athletes also qualified for state as Dieterich and Miller return to form.
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Eric Corder
Ottawa
Corder
Carder
Cyclone
Wichita
Mark Laws
Terry) Wallace
Laws
Lindsey Dieterich
Brent Miller
Miller
Dieterich
Baldwin teams eyeing top prize at state track meet
Baldwin High's boys and girls captured regional titles and qualified in 23 events as they head to the state meet. Defending 4A champions the Baldwin boys rely on Matt Noonan and Eric Black in middle distances, with Eric Brown and Hugh Murphy strong in the javelin and discus. Girls featuring Erica Ogle, Rachel Miles, Abby Hofmeier, and Emily Brown. Central Heights, Pomona, Wellsville, and Williamsburg also field strong contingents with multiple event qualifications across the meet.
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Baldwin High
Baldwin
Matt Noonan
Eric Black
Eric Brown
Hugh Murphy
Brown
Murphy
Tyler Inter
Erica Ogle
Rachel Miles
Abby Hofmeier
Emily Brown
Central Heights
Devin Kueser
Shane Teter
Derek Brown
Chris Woolery
Kyle Gorton
Mandi Cox
Pomona
Brandi Soper
Jodi Bigham
Maria Labrador
Dakota Criqui
Angels Rally Past Royals In Seventh Inning Comeback
Angels beat Kansas City 7 6 for their 21st win in 24 games and eighth straight at home at Edison Field. Tim Salmon hit a two run homer to spark the rally after KC held a 5 0 lead into the seventh.
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Anaheim
Calif
Angels
Kansas City Royals
Edison Field
Royals
Detroit
Mike Scioscia
Scioscia
Darin Erstad
Paul Byrd
Tim Salmon
Brad Fullmer
Fullmer
Byrd
Jorge Fabregas
Orlando Palmeiro
Adam Kennedy
Darrell May
RBI
Fabregas
Garret Anderson
Erstad
Troy Glaus
Anderson
Tony Pena
Ben Weber
Troy Percival
Raul Ibanez
Carlos Beltran
Mike Sweeney
Scott Schoeneweis
Kansas
CTY
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Glaus
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Spiezio Wi
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Opimro
Ibanez
Jrmez
Kansas City
E-Akennedy
Fabragas
Agheim
Alicag
Akennedy
Ganderson
Hr-Misweeney
Salmon
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Feblas
Sf— Sadler
JP Kansas
Cy Byrd
Bailey
Bshouse
Schoeneweis
Walter W
J Percival
Balk
Mike Winters
Fitsogna
Greg Gibson
Tiger Woods Dominates Memorial Tournament History
Tiger Woods has dominated the Memorial at Muirfield Village, aiming to win a fourth straight Memorial title. The field includes 105 players with Woods widely favored, pursuing a record-equalling four consecutive Memorial wins amid favorable but firm conditions and memories of past champions.
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Dublin
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Tiger Woods
Nicklaus
Tiger
Woods
Muirfield Village Golf Club
Vijay Singh
Justin Leonard
Wynne Els
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Jack
Augusta
David Yoms
David Yoms and A Roped At Four Penders Retie Goosen
Padraig Harrington
Phil Mickelson
Fred Couples
Muirfield
Ernie Els
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Greg Mast
Herald
Fyee
Milary
Viking
Aaron Nelson
Justin Rand
Wellsville
Inks
Whitney Bloss
Hope Inglehart
Wendy Moore
Mark Samse
Chris Caruthers
Williamsburg
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Burba
WIBW
KCWE
Jax Wolf
Hagen
Saragen