OU Baseball Players Recognized for Strong Seasons
The article details OU Braves players Basler Roque Gardner Coratd Thompson Dawson and coach Titus praising their performance. Basler excelled on the mound and at bat, Roque showcased versatility playing multiple positions while hitting .310 with 21 RBI and a 2-2 pitching record and 3.24 ERA with four saves. Gardner led off at .309, Coratd hit .298, Thompson went 4-4 with a 4.29 ERA and 34 strikeouts, and Dawson hit .291.
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Braves
Titus
Rogue
Gardner
Coratd
Thompson
Dawson
Relay teams qualify as Herron ties state mark
Herron ties a state mark as relay teams qualify for finals. Gamberel finishes fourth in the 100 hurdles heat and misses 3A finals. Osage City's Orender sixth and Stephenson fourth in high hurdles heats. Vikings miss by one. Wellsville and Lyndon athletes post minor placings as 1A through 6A events unfold.
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Herron
Gamberel
Vikings
Bryan Stephenson
Osage City
Jason Orender
Wellsville
Shannon Sloan
Lyndon
Jenna Oest
Spurs rally falls short as Rockets hold on to win
Dennis Rodman voiced frustration at watching from the bench while Scott Hill led a late Spurs push to reclaim the game in the fourth, but Houston answered to secure the playoff atmosphere win. Rodman defended his care for the team and urged players to prove themselves to families and fans.
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Hill
Warriors
Spurs
Houston
Rodman
Denver lands NHL team as Nordiques move to Colorado
COMSAT Entertainment Group buys the Nordiques for 75 million dollars and relocates them to Denver. The team will play at McNichols Sports Arena alongside the Nuggets and Broncos for two seasons before moving to the planned Pepsi Center for 1997 98. Team name will be changed and Bettman must approve the sale.
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Quebec
Nordiques
Omsat Entertainment Group
Denver Nuggets
NHL
Mile High City
Denver
United States
NBA
Nuggets
NFL
Denver Broncos
Colorado Rockies
McNichols Sports Arena
Pepsi Center
Comsat
Charlie Lyons
Comsat Entertainment Group
Bethesda
Lyons
New York Rangers
Rocky Mountain
Gary Bettman
Bec Nordiques
Wer
NHS Board of Governors
Cliques
Marcelut
Jacques Parizeau
Saubut
Four NCAA II records fall at Emporia meet
Four records were broken at the NCAA Division II Track and Field Championships in Emporia. Lewis University’s Charles Mulinga won the men’s 10,000 meters with 28:26.56, besting his own mark. California-Davis’ Robert Dilts set the hammer throw record at 215-4, Ashland’s Sean Robbins hit 26-6.14 in the long jump, and Abilene Christian’s women’s 4x100 relay clocked 44.23 to beat 44.39.
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Emporia
Lewis University
Charles Mulinga
California-Davis
Robert Dilts
Dilts
Ashland University
Sean Robbins
Abilene Christian
NCAA lifts restricted earnings rules in response to court ruling
Overland Park The NCAA Administrative Committee moved to suspend the restricted earnings compensation cap for coaches after a federal judge ruled the limits violated antitrust laws. Executive director Cedric Dempsey said the action is procedural pending the full opinion and options to proceed in the association’s best interests. The rule, created in 1992 to cut costs, remains under review.
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Overland Park
NCAA
Cedric Dempsey
Dempsey
Rain shifts early rounds of two state baseball tournaments
In Topeka Kansas AP reports first round games for two high school baseball tournaments moved from Friday to Saturday due to wet fields. The Class SA tournament in El Dorado and the 3-2-1 tournament in Emporia now start Saturday with 3-2-1A first games set an hour earlier than planned.
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el Dorado
Emporia
Golfer ahead on home turf at Colonial Invite
Clark Dennis shot a 64 on the course he grew up playing, grabbing a share of the first round lead at the Colonial Invitational in Fort Worth. He tied Lennie Clements, who had a bogey-free 66, as rain softened the Trinity River course and winds were absent.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Clark Dennis
Dennis
Lennie Clements
Trinity River
Cosell Remembered as Singular Broadcaster and Family Man
In New York a service for Howard Cosell drew many colleagues and sports figures whose careers he shaped. Frank Deford called Cosell a towering voice and heart who ennobled and championed the word.
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Howard Cosell
Frank Deford
Cosell
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