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After breaking his bicycle in a wreck last weekend, Andrew Starykowicz of Long Grove, Ill., used a training bike to win yesterday’s Race for
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Local Sports Stories
Triathlete lands on his feet at Race for Sight
By RYAN NILSSON
of the Tribune’s staff
When Andrew Starykowicz got tangled with an official while on his bike at the St. Anthony’s Triathlon on April 27 in St. Petersburg , Fla., the crash proved advantageous. It just took him a week to see it that way.
Tigers let game,
sweep slip away
By MATT NESTOR
of the Tribune’s staff
With the three teams they’re chasing in the Big 12 baseball standings playing in nonconference series this weekend, the Missouri Tigers had a chance to make up some ground.
TAKE 2: An alternative look at the day in
sports
By JOE WALLJASPER of the Tribune's staff
On May 6, 2005, Max Scherzer delivered one of the signature performances of his college career. Against fifth-ranked Nebraska, in front of 5,764 Big Red fans, Scherzer threw a complete game in a 2-1 Missouri victory. He was still throwing 96 mph in the ninth and struck out the last four batters. The opposing pitcher that night was fellow sophomore flamethrower Joba Chamberlain.
Tigers set records in victory
By the Tribune’s staff
The Missouri softball team closed the regular season with a 9-4 victory over Nebraska yesterday in Lincoln, Neb.
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