Wildcats and Cowboys clash in pivotal Big 12 showdown
Kansas State aims to halt a slide after two losses as Oklahoma State, riding a string of lopsided wins, seeks to reinforce its Big 12 title hopes. Key figures include Kansas State's Darren Sproles and Eli Roberson against OSU star Tatum Bell and receiver Rashaun Woods.
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Dodgers sale to Boston developer McCourt agreed
Frank McCourt, a Boston real estate developer, reached a deal to purchase the Los Angeles Dodgers from News Corp. for over 400 million including Dodger Stadium and adjacent real estate plus training facilities in Florida and the Dominican Republic. Major league owners must approve the sale.
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Sorenstam Earns Hall of Fame Cut Amid Historic Moment
Annika Sorenstam sealed her World Golf Hall of Fame eligibility by reaching 10 years on the LPGA Tour with a par on the 18th after a lakeSHOT blemish. She shot 2-under 70 then 69 to sit two back of Se Ri Pak in the Samsung World Championship as fans hailed her milestone.
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Cubs edge Marlins in 11th for 2-1 NLCS lead
Doug Glanville delivered a tiebreaking 11th inning triple and Chicago held on 5-4 over the Florida Marlins. The win gave the Cubs a 2-1 series lead as a wild finish included a Castillo baserunning mishap and a running crowd of 65,115 fans.
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Chiefs Praise Favre as Fierce Leader Ahead of Showdown
Chiefs quarterback Trent Green lauds Brett Favre as aggressive and competitive, noting his leadership lifts the team. Hicks welcomes the chance to sack Favre, while Vermeil credits Favre's recent five straight scoring drives in a win over Seattle, praising Mike Sherman’s staff.
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Colorado faces tough test after Baylor loss and injuries
Kansas coach Mark Mangino warns that Colorado, reeling from a Baylor defeat and dealing with injuries, will test his team in Boulder. Former starter Klatt may return after a shoulder injury, while Baylor’s win at Kansas shows the volatility Barnett cites amid turnover and missed tackles.
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Appanoose VB tops Scranton in conference clash
The Appanoose varsity volleyball team moved to 5-1 after a win over Scranton, taking sets 17-25 25-19 15-10. They posted 81 percent serving and 85 percent passing in the victory, following a 4-0 sweep of Pomona. Junior varsity squads fell to Scranton 25-19 25-17 and 25-19 25-20, with both JVs beating Pomona last week.
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Cox shatters course mark at Jayhawk Linn Invite
Anderson County high school star David Cox won the Jayhawk Linn Invitational, setting a new course record with 15 minutes 50 seconds. The AC boys swept seven in the top 23 to win team title with 49 points. Danny Gox 6th, Kyle Byres 14th, Kyle Spring 17th, Tyler Young 18th, Kaleb Rockers 21st, Eddie Gatlin 23rd. Girls led by Katie Bryan fifth, Andrea Duncan 10th, Kassidy Spring 33rd, Aurora Chambers 34th. Tyson Adams wins JV boys in 11:42 with top placers Ball, Kempnich, Spalding, Rockers in later positions.
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