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Miami RedHawks
By Rick Cassano
The new version of Miami University men's basketball is coming along.
What does that mean for RedHawk fans who watched the team stumble to a 9-21 record last season, one of the worst campaigns in school history?
"I think we can be competitive. As far as what that means in terms of a record, I don't know," said first-year head coach John Cooper, who took over in April after veteran coach Charlie Coles went into retirement.
"Could we be further along? Possibly, maybe not. What I'm happy with is that I think they've tried. They've tried to get better and put in the effort. I'm excited about getting a chance to kick this off and find out where we are. We're going to find out right away."
MU opens the season at sixth-ranked North Carolina State on Friday night and faces No. 2 Louisville on the road Nov. 18. In between will be the home opener against Grambling State on Tuesday.
Cooper has injected some enthusiasm into the program with his affection for up-tempo basketball. He directed Tennessee State to a 20-13 record last year.
"One of the things we've got to face and get tougher with is the fact that we haven't won," Cooper said. "We've got to learn how to win and understand how that happens. It's hard when a team has struggled. If you haven't had that success, it's hard to call on it.
"Do we need to be a little more consistent with our effort on a daily basis? Absolutely. It goes back to our mental toughness. We've got to be tougher, and we need to be more vocal. I think they've done a good job of sticking together. What I've seen, I like."
Miami lost its top two scorers, Julian Mavunga (16.4) and Brian Sullivan (10.3), to graduation and a transfer, respectively, yet returns six players who have started at least 10 games in the last two years.
Junior forward Jon Harris (8.5) and junior point guard Quinten Rollins (7.7) are the leading returning scorers for a team that was picked last in the Mid-American Conference East Division media poll.
"The critics are going to be the critics, and they're going to criticize you regardless," said redshirt junior guard Allen Roberts, a Middletown native who missed last season with a knee injury. "We've been working hard since we got on the court with Coach Cooper in the summertime. It's just how we approach the season."
Rollins will run the show at the point. "He's got to step up and be a leader for us," Cooper said.
The RedHawks may not have a superstar, but they've got quite a few athletes that are suited to Cooper's style of play. The most significant newcomer could be 6-foot-7 forward Will Felder, a redshirt junior who sat out last season after transferring from St. Francis (Pa.).
He led the way in MU's 73-64 exhibition victory over Maryville (Mo.) by tallying 15 points and nine rebounds. Felder averaged 11.1 points and 6.7 rebounds per game in his last season at St. Francis.
"He brings a great motor for the game," Cooper said. "You've got to love the tenacity that he plays with. He's explosive and has the ability to shoot the basketball. For him, it's tightening things up and not giving in to fatigue at any time."
There are plenty of potential scorers. Redshirt junior Bill Edwards of Middletown, who sat out the majority of last season with a wrist injury, and Harris can play inside or on the perimeter, as can junior Josh Sewell. Redshirt junior center Drew McGhee shot 59.2 percent from the floor in 2011-12 and came on strong down the stretch.
"We're continuing to get Bill in great shape, but his skill level is terrific," Cooper said. "It's getting him to understand the speed and passion that you have to play with on every possession. Jon Harris, with his size and length, can certainly help us and pose some matchup problems."
The centers are McGhee (6-11), redshirt senior Vince Legarza (6-9) and sophomore Jared Tadlock (6-9), who was healthy for the exhibition game, but did not play.
"Vince and Drew have got to bring a physical presence to the game and a bit of a nasty streak," Cooper said. "It doesn't take ability to run the court and run to the rim and those types of things offensively. Defensively, they've got to be factors. They've got to make people score over them.
"Their basketball I.Q. is terrific. Are they the fleetest of guys? No. But now you've got to be able to think the part and be able to get where you want to get and figure out how to do it. There's no need tricking anybody at that size. Let's be physical. Let's be tough."
Sophomore guard Will Sullivan has the ability to be a defensive stopper and a quality shooter, according to Cooper. And freshman guards Geovonie McKnight of Middletown and Reggie Johnson figure to be in the mix right away.
"I think they're both body ready," Cooper said of the freshmen. "Geo is playing some point, and I think it's going to make him a better overall player by understanding that position. He's learning to play with pace."
Defensively, full-court pressure will be a significant part of Miami's arsenal, though Cooper said halfcourt man-to-man proficiency is a must.
He's not sure who will be the team's best shooters, but Cooper has a lot of guys that can hit the 3.
"I know one thing about shooting," the MU coach said. "Shooting's confidence. You start making shots, and it's contagious."
Cooper likes the RedHawks' depth and said their conditioning is improving. He wants the squad to shoot 75 percent from the foul line and wasn't pleased with its 18-of-28 effort against Maryville.
Cooper said he's still formulating a starting lineup. Legarza, Rollins, Roberts, Sullivan and Felder started in the exhibition game.
"We have so many new things that are being thrown at them, and what are they retaining? Sometimes you don't find that out until you get in a game situation," Cooper said. "At this time of year, you show me a coach that feels good exactly where he is now, and I'll show you someone who's probably not coaching. Our nature is not necessarily to be content."
Miami roster
Here is the numerical roster for the 2012-13 Miami University men's basketball team, with position, year, height, weight and hometown (Ohio unless noted):
0 — Geovonie McKnight, guard, freshman, 6-3, 175, Middletown
1 — Josh Sewell, guard/forward, junior, 6-5, 202, Louisville, Ky.
2 — Quinten Rollins, guard, junior, 6-0, 185, Wilmington
3 — Allen Roberts, guard, redshirt junior, 6-3, 214, Middletown
4 — Reggie Johnson, guard, freshman, 6-1, 200, Chicago, Ill.
5 — Joe Mezher, guard, sophomore, 6-3, 184, Cincinnati
10 — Jared Tadlock, center, sophomore, 6-9, 208, Conifer, Colo.
12 — Bill Edwards, forward, redshirt junior, 6-6, 245, Middletown
13 — Will Sullivan, guard, sophomore, 6-3, 183, Elmhurst, Ill.
25 — Ryan Hess, guard, sophomore, 6-2, 181, Westfield, N.J. (ineligible to play until 2013-14 season)
33 — Will Felder, forward, redshirt junior, 6-7, 202, Cleveland
35 — Jon Harris, forward, junior, 6-8, 206, Twinsburg
40 — John Hawkins, center, sophomore, 7-0, 260, Troy, Mich. (ineligible to play until 2013-14 season)
50 — Drew McGhee, center, redshirt junior, 6-11, 236, North Ridgeville
55 — Vince Legarza, center, redshirt senior, 6-9, 265, San Francisco, Calif.
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Epidemic of Rapes Against Women and Girls in Haiti's IDP Camps
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This why you never take peoples word at face value, fury warriors are topping the meters in the majority of the fights in ICC presently. As for yourself.
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An Artist Talk by Annette Lemieux will open the exhibition ANNETTE LEMIEUX: UNFINISHED BUSINESS, on view at at the Carpenter Center through April 1, 2012.
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The shopping center's renovations include a new fountain and new Center Court, new flooring on all three floors, renovated restrooms, new lighting, fresh paint, a new logo and new signage.
"Thanks to our customers for supporting us these past 30 years," Gilkeson said. "We appreciate your patronage and your support during the renovation. We know it was an inconvenience. We look forward to your support in the coming years."
Tuesday's event featured live jazz performed by the Bob Thompson Unit, lots of refreshments and many live poinsettias.
Last year Forest City sold the Charleston Marriott Town Center hotel to Inland American Lodging Advisor for $25.5 million.
Nowadays the materials Forest City distributes to investors and Wall Street analysts say the company is focusing on its core markets, which are big metropolitan areas like New York City. The materials do not mention Charleston.
Gilkeson said in an interview, "Although Charleston is not a core market it is considered a 'fortress shopping center' meaning that it performs very well. So it is a long-term asset. Although it's not a core market, we will still invest money into the shopping center as well as invest in improving our tenant mix.
"We've always found our merchandise mix at the Charleston Town Center is comparable to any of our shopping centers across the country," he said. "We work hard at it. I think the recent openings of Sephora, White House Black Market, Coach and Francesca's shows we have a market for those types of retailers. I think we'll see continued growth with that level of tenants."
Gilkeson said the mall continues to draw from a large region.
"Part of the attraction as well when it opened was we were a true mixed-use development," he said. "We had the shopping center, the civic center, the hotels and office buildings. So there was a lot of incentive for people to come here."
Renovations are not yet complete, Gilkeson said.
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Gilkeson called the Cafaro Co. a good partner and said he anticipates no change in the relationship between Cafaro and Forest City.
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MV3D is a virtual world and multi-player game framework for use with Python. It was designed with scalability in mind and is able to distribute a world across as many servers as needed while dynamically balancing the load. The simulation framework is not specifically slanted towards any one genre of online game or virtual world, and can just as easily be used for a space game as a fantasy setting. Objects on an MV3D server can be simulated using the ODE physics engine for realistic interactions. A single server is able to host thousands of of simulated objects. The client works with both the Ogre3D and Panda3D renderers.
antioch is a Web application for building scalable, interactive virtual worlds. Begun as a MOO-like system for building virtual worlds, the goal was to take the LambdaMOO approach to creating online worlds, and update it in hopes of attracting new players to an old idea. Like many MOO clones before it, antioch uses Python as its internal scripting language. This provides a powerful environment for game authors, while a flexible object model allows for creation of complex in-game objects.
php mudnames is a PHP class that can generate random names for characters used in role playing games such as multi-user dungeon (MUD) games. Although the names do not mean anything, they sound very much like typical names of characters that you often see in this kind of game. It can retrieve text data from one of several dictionary files. The dictionary data is used to generate random names based on selected capabilities and used particles.
Twisted is an event-based framework for Internet applications. It includes a Web server, an SMTP/POP3 server, a telnet server, an SSH server, an IRC server, a DNS server, a generic client/server pair for remote object access (Perspective Broker), and APIs for creating new protocols. It supports integration with GTK+, GTK+ 2, Qt, Tkinter, wxPython, Mac OS X (PyObjC) and Win32 event loops. It also supports TCP, SSL and TLS, UDP, Unix sockets, multicast, and serial ports. Supported protocols include HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, TOC, OSCAR (AIM and ICQ), SSH, DNS, IRC, NNTP, Jabber, SOCKSv4, Telnet, SIP (for VoIP), and XML-RPC and SOAP using external packages. Most protocols are supported as both servers and clients.
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What to do on a rainy day? Come exploring at the museum! Kids love our Discovery Hunt where they act as detectives, examining display cases for clues as they answer the question sheet.
Have a group? This activity pairs nicely with our downtown walking tour, our school programs, the Discovery Cupboard, or other activities that you may be partaking in nearby at the library, the Chilliwack Cultural Centre, or even the pool.
How often do you get to hold history in your hands? The Discovery Cupboard is a fun activity that allows you to handle artifacts while learning about them. What was the object used for? When was it used? What is it made of? How are things today the same? How are they different?
Parents and kids will enjoy answering these questions together. Activities are suitable for all ages - obtain the cupboard key from our front desk and start exploring! The Discovery Cupboard was made possible by a kind donation from the Chilliwack Rona Store.
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Tuesday March 20, was the 160th anniversary of the publication of Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle Tom's Cabin," and to celebrate, the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center in Hartford is held a 24 hour reading of the book.
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Welcome to the AoA global aging section. The 21st century is one of profound challenges associated with dramatic increases in the numbers of people living longer. The United Nations has brought much needed attention to this "silent revolution," which has a profound impact on all societies. This section will describe AoA's activities in the global arena, and will provide links to other international aging resources and websites.
Did You Know? "Aging" maybe also be spelled "Ageing" by other countries and international organizations.
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) was launched in 2006 by the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (INPEA). It was officially recognized by the UN General Assembly in December 2011. In 2012, the UN hosted its first WEAAD event in partnership with the UN NGO Committee on Ageing and INPEA.
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On June 14, 2013, the Administration for Community Living joined with Human Resources and Skill Development Canada, the UN's Department of Economic and Social Affairs, the U.S. Mission to the UN, the NGO Committee on Ageing/NY and AARP in hosting an event at UN headquarters to recognize WEAAD. Speakers described how international governmental and non-governmental organizations and individual countries were addressing issues of elder abuse. To review speaker's comments, please select links below:
Wu Hongbo UN Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs
Guillermo E. Rishchynski, Canada's Permanent Representative to the UN
Kathy Greenlee, Assistant Secretary for Aging, United States
Alice Wong, Minister of State (Seniors), Canada Opening Remarks / Closing Remarks
Charlotta Schlyter, Counsellor, EU Delegation to the UN
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Elizabeth Podnieks, Founder of WEADD
Helen Hamlin, International Federation on Ageing
Uganda Mission to the UN (submitted)
Shades of Gray: A Cross-Country Study of Health and Well-Being of the Older Populations in SAGE Countries, 2007-2012, U.S. Census Bureau (PDF)
"Ageing, Solidarity and Social Protection: Time for Progress towards Equality," Third Regional Intergovernmental Conference on Ageing in Latin America and the Caribbean (PDF)
"Putting Non-Communicable Diseases on the Global Agenda," The NCD Alliance (PDF)
"Knowledge Transfer on Health and Ageing," The World Bank (PDF)
European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations
Secretary Sebelius's Remarks at the Pan American Health Organization "Healthy Aging Conference"
Eurobarometer Survey on Active Ageing
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Sixteen years since its inception JP Morgan's FoHF remains independent – but with a heavyweight parent it can turn to for advice
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A rare peek behind the scenes at JP Morgan Alternative Asset Management (JPMAAM) reveals a well-oiled and smoothly running machine, as you would expect from the bluest of blue chip fund of hedge fund providers.
This is not to imply that the New York-based outfit has been complacent in the face of changing markets and client demands since 2008 and before. On the contrary, JPMAAM has adapted in ways that less heavyweight competitors can only dream of.
One evolutionary change is the growth of 'customised solutions', which now account for $5 billion of the $9 billion that JPMAAM oversees. Corey Case, who is chief operating officer and co-heads JPMAAM together with long-time chief investment officer Paul Zummo, sees these individualised mandates as "a growth engine" going forward as clients take more control over their hedge fund portfolios.
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In his first big game, Payton Nelson struggled in the first half.
Two fumbles led to Omaha Burke touchdowns, wiping out a lead for his Omaha North team.
But after getting pumped up at halftime by fellow junior Calvin Strong, Nelson and Strong had a flawless second half Friday night to keep the top-ranked Vikings undefeated while ending a six-game losing streak against Burke.
Strong finished off a 243-yard game with a pair of 1-yard touchdown runs and Nelson threw his second touchdown pass of the game for a 27-20 victory. It spoiled the Bulldogs' homecoming before an estimated crowd of 4,000 at Burke Stadium.
"(Strong) had a big talk with me, got me motivated," Nelson said. "He said to get the team going, settle down, focus and make some plays."
Strong ran for 150 yards after halftime. His first carry of the second half was for 32 yards and he had a 21-yarder later in that drive, which he ended with a 1-yard run around left end.
No. 4 Burke (4-2) still led 14-13 after North (6-0) missed the extra-point kick, but was stopped on downs on its first possession of the half at the North 36.
Nelson completed 3 of 4 passes on a 64-yard drive, including a 17-yarder to Davion Reed for the go-ahead touchdown on a fourth-and-3 with 11 seconds left in the third quarter.
Nelson showed patience as two Burke defenders slowed down his receiver before Reed got open.
"Burke is well-coached and they were going to come downhill on that toss sweep and we thought we had to counter that with a little bit of play-action," North coach Larry Martin said. "Burke came out man and pressed us on the outside. Our kids knew after they got off the route they had to go vertical and Davion made a great play."
Burke then went three-and-out, with Alex Curbeam barely overthrowing Trey Carr on a deep ball, before the Vikings got a two-touchdown lead with an 84-yard drive. Strong had runs of 33 and 32 yards before scoring from the 1 with 6:39 left. Nick Polito's extra point made it 27-13.
"They made some big plays the second half," Burke coach Paul Limongi said. "They came out and came right at us."
Another Burke drive ended on downs at the North 41 with 3:12 left. On fourth-and-16, a play after North defensive tackle Michael Decker sacked Curbeam, the quarterback couldn't connect with Carr on a deep sideline route and the Bulldogs also were called for holding.
North ran out all but the final second of the game, with Curbeam throwing to Carr in the end zone for a 46-yard touchdown to end the game.
Burke's first-half touchdowns were a 24-yard run by Rodney Williams and a 6-yarder by Colton Hough. Logan Gier, who was averaging 154 yards a game, managed 77 on 15 carries.
Strong, Class A's leading rusher, has 1,476 yards and 22 touchdowns after six games.
"We made some big, big holes for Calvin," Nelson said. "He did some work today. He looked good."
Omaha North (6-0) ................................. 0 7 13 7—27
At Omaha Burke (4-2) ............................ 0 14 0 6—20
N: Marquise Lewis 46 pass from Payton Nelson (Nick Polito kick)
B: Rodney Williams 24 run (Hayden Guy kick)
B: Colton Hough 6 run (Guy kick)
N: Calvin Strong 1 run (kick failed)
N: Davion Reed 17 pass from Nelson (Polito kick)
N: Strong 1 run (Polito kick)
B: Trey Carr 46 pass from Alex Curbeam (no attempt)
RUSHING: N, Strong 29-243, JaVaughn Perkins 6-10, Jason Martin 1-2, Nelson 4-8, team 7-minus 9. B, Logan Gier 15-77, Curbeam 10-34, Hough 5-33, Williams 6-35.
PASSING: N, Nelson 7-9-0 146. B, Curbeam 8-12-0 99.
RECEIVING: N, Lewis 3-92, Reed 3-41, Tavion Seals 1-13. B, Carr 3-63, Austin Daniels 4-28, Noah Fant 1-8.
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A few minutes (just for moving the boxes, of course); ideal position was determined after many hours of listening, which happened for the song listening pleasure not for fine tuning. I need to make RT60 measurements with my spectrum analyser (a quite expensive measurement equipment) to place loudspeakers more precisely for a RT60 value of around 0.35-0.40 seconds for my listening position. I need a long holiday (going a little bit nuts as a result of boredom), a bottle of single malt (for making the things easier) and an empty home (for my family not to think that I am going nuts) for doing that. Surely a lot of measurements and a lot of time.
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Workshop with emphasis on writing as a process. Students work on essay structure, idea organization and development, and grammatical correctness. Research and documentation skills also introduced. A student must earn a C or above to pass the course.
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A survey of major American writers and literary movements from the Puritan era through the Transcendentalists.
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Second part of British literature survey examining major writers and literary movements from the Romantics to the present.
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This workshop course introduces students to components of effective writing for business interactions, academic advancement, and professional prose more broadly. Students hone written and oral communication skills and demonstrate their ability to use technology to present ideas.
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Students read selections that highlight contemporary nonwestern ethnic and minority perspectives. While the course may focus on a particular ethnic, racial, or cultural tradition, the readings (from fiction, poetry, or drama) expose students to a rich and diverse array of customs and cultural traditions.
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Writings of exploration and colonization tracing literature from pre-Revolutionary times to the pre-Civil War period. Authors may include Bradford, Edwards, Franklin, Taylor, Cooper, and Poe.
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A study of the major figures responsible for the flowering of American literature in New England in the middle 1800s. Authors may include Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, Melville, Whitman, and Dickinson.
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1:08 PM ET, April 25, 2013
Comerica Park, Detroit, Michigan
W: T. Collins (1-0)
L: P. Coke (0-3)
DETROIT -- Alex Gordon had already struck out three times when he came to the plate with the bases loaded in the 10th inning.
"I was just trying to make contact," the Kansas City outfielder said.He ended up hitting his first career grand slam, helping the Royals to an encouraging win at the end of a difficult road trip.Gordon's drive highlighted a five-run 10th for Kansas City, which rallied against the Detroit bullpen for an 8-3 victory Thursday after Tigers ace Justin Verlander left with a blister on his thumb.George Kottaras put the Royals ahead 4-3 with a bases-loaded walk off Phil Coke (0-3). Darin Downs came on for Detroit after that, but Gordon broke the game open one out later with a homer that easily cleared the 420-foot marker on the wall in center."That's a big outfield," Gordon said. "I think there was a storm coming in that kind of blew it out a little bit."The game started after a 30-minute rain delay, another interruption in an unusual trip for the Royals. Kansas City had a game at Boston last Friday postponed because of the manhunt for a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.When the Royals arrived in Detroit for what was supposed to be a three-game series, the opener was rained out Tuesday.Kansas City has not played a home game since April 14. Since then, the Royals have played seven road games in 11 days. They adjusted fine to the unexpected days off and finished the trip with a two-game split against the Tigers, leaving Comerica Park in first place in the AL Central.The Royals went 4-3 at Atlanta, Boston and Detroit."This was a phenomenal road trip for us," said right-hander James Shields, who pitched eight solid innings Thursday. "We're going to look back at this road trip, and I think it's going to be a pretty crucial road trip."The Royals will be back home Friday night against Cleveland.Verlander is day to day with what the Tigers said was cracked skin on his throwing thumb. He and manager Jim Leyland described the injury as a blister."It developed a little in my last start. Started getting a little bit worse after the fifth, and I started to notice it," Verlander said. "I didn't want to risk it becoming something that I might have to deal with in my next start and the start after that, and then it turns into a month. This way, it isn't an issue. That's why I got out of there."The right-hander allowed two runs -- one earned -- in seven innings and left with a 3-2 lead. Bruce Rondon gave up the tying run in the eighth in his major league debut.Tim Collins (1-0) pitched a scoreless ninth for the Royals and got the win.Rondon, the hard-throwing 22-year-old who was a candidate in spring training to become Detroit's closer, began the season in the minor leagues but was called up this week.Jose Valverde is back with the Tigers, trying to show he can handle the closer spot again, and Rondon came on for the first time Thursday.He reached 100 mph according to the Comerica Park scoreboard, but Billy Butler led off against him with a single, and pinch-runner Jarrod Dyson stole second. Dyson eventually scored on Lorenzo Cain's sacrifice fly.Coke looked sharp in the ninth but lost his control in the 10th as rain began falling harder at Comerica. Cain doubled with one out, and Coke walked Mike Moustakas. After a wild pitch moved the runners to second and third, Jeff Francoeur was walked intentionally, and Coke still couldn't find the plate against Kottaras.Downs got Chris Getz to ground into a forceout at the plate, but Gordon's second homer of the year added four more runs.Miguel Cabrera opened the scoring with an RBI single in the first, but Butler drove in a run with a single in the third. Butler had three hits on the day and improved to 23 for 55 (.418) off Verlander, the best mark of anyone with at least 30 at-bats against the Detroit ace.Salvador Perez of Kansas City and Jhonny Peralta of Detroit each hit sacrifice flies in the fourth.Torii Hunter's run-scoring single in the fifth gave the Tigers a 3-2 lead.Verlander allowed eight hits, walked one and struck out four.Shields, acquired from Tampa Bay in an offseason trade in an effort to bolster Kansas City's starting rotation, allowed three runs and five hits in eight innings. He walked three and struck out four."I felt I was in a good rhythm. I was making my pitches when I needed to," Shields said. "That's a tough team over there. Even if you're making your pitches, they're still going to hit you. I think I minimized my damage as well as I could."Game notes
It was Butler's first three-hit game of the season. ... Ervin Santana (2-1) takes the mound for the Royals against Cleveland's Scott Kazmir (0-0) on Friday. The Tigers host a three-game series against Atlanta. Detroit's Anibal Sanchez (2-1) faces Paul Maholm (3-1) in the opener Friday night.
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Scoring Summary
1st | M Cabrera singled to left, A Jackson scored. | 0 | 1 | |
3rd | B Butler singled to right, A Escobar scored. | 1 | 1 | |
4th | S Perez hit sacrifice fly to right, L Cain scored. | 2 | 1 | |
4th | J Peralta hit sacrifice fly to center, P Fielder scored. | 2 | 2 | |
5th | T Hunter singled to left, O Infante scored, A Jackson to second. | 2 | 3 | |
8th | L Cain hit sacrifice fly to center, J Dyson scored. | 3 | 3 | |
10th | G Kottaras walked, L Cain scored, M Moustakas to third, J Francoeur to second. | 4 | 3 | |
10th | A Gordon homered to center (443 feet), J Francoeur, G Kottaras and C Getz scored. | 8 | 3 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Comerica Park, Detroit, MI |
Attendance | 30,321 (73.5% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:08 |
Weather | 43 degrees, drizzle |
Wind | 18 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Bill Welke, First Base - Brian O'Nora, Second Base - Adrian Johnson, Third Base - Fieldin Culbreth |
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