Garden City Juco Relays draw 11 teams from four states
Garden City Juco hosts the annual Relays at Penrose Stadium with 11 colleges from Kansas Texas Nebraska and Colorado entered. Schools include Garden City Hutchinson Pratt Dodge City Amarillo JC McCook Scottsbluff Lamar Trinidad Pueblo Northeastern Colorado JC. Events run prelims in the morning with field events starting at 10 a.m. and finals stacked in the afternoon headlined by a full slate of sprints distance relays and hurdle races.
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Penrose Stadium
Garden City
Kansas
Hutchinson
Pratt
Dodge City
Texas
Amarillo JC
Nebraska
McCook
Scottsbluff
Colorado
Acivey
Lamar
Trinidad
Pueblo
Colorado JC
Sterling
Garden City’ High School
Records of Garden Jaco Relays Listed
Garden City Junior College Relays records include 100 yards 10.0 by Shaffer 1954 and 1962 Lindsey. 220 yards 21.8 by Leaphart 1962. 480 50.1 by Kirkland. 88 1:58.2 by Darnell 1962. mile 4:37.2 by Newman 1962. two mile 10:13.7 by Stlee 1959. 120 yard high hurdles 15.4 by Watts 1962. 220 yard low hurdles 24.7 by Watts 1962. 440 yard relay 44.0. 880 yard relay 1:31.2 Garden City 1962. mile relay 3:31.8 Pratt 1959. medley relay 3:37.7 Pratt 1962. polo vault 130% by Perry and Sargeant 1962. shot put 47.5% by Lezear 1960. high jump 6-3 Wilson 1953. discus 147-3 Reiners 1960. javelin 193-10% Carpent er 1962. broad jump 22-94% Perry 1961.
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Garden City
Shaffer
Lindsey
Leaphart
Kirkland
Darnell
Hutchinson
Newman
Stlee
Watts
Pratt
Perry
Sargeant
Lezear
Amarillo
Wilson
el Dorado
Reiners
McCook
Carpenter
Xeen
Ward
Lightner
Hands
Paasch
Jameson
Garden
McAfee, Mead, Need
L. Lightner
Keller
Reed
Proudfit
DeRemus
Richard McAfee
Mike Ward
Dave Keller
Monte Wentworth
Charles Reed
Leland Mead
Tom Sheehy
Sammy Hands
Nash
Dodge
Sheehy
Gross
O'Dell
Taldo
Downtain
J. Lightner
Grady
Albert Wells
Gary Mahan
Loren Huckstadt
Mike Just
Steve Nelson
Rich McNaught
George Carr
Mahan
Ray Waters
Don Geler
Dodge Cillans
Ted Robertson
Baseball Exhibition Results and Upcoming Games
The Associated Press lists Wednesday results from a baseball exhibition with Kansas City beating Chicago A 10 to 5 and St Louis defeating Washington 6 to 4. Other scores include Milwaukee 3 over Baltimore 2 and Detroit 5 over Minnesota 4. Cincinnati 5 New York N 0 and Boston 8 Los Angeles N 2. Houston 5 Los Angeles A 2 and San Francisco 4 Cleveland 3. Today’s games feature Cincinnati vs Chicago A Philadelphia vs Milwaukee New York N vs Detroit Pittsburgh vs New York A Minnesota vs St Louis Los Angeles N vs Los Angeles A San Francisco vs Cleveland Washington vs Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Los Angeles
Houston
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Philadelphia
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Tony Cldninger
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Lakeland
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St. Petersburg
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Porterville
Calif
Vada Pinson
Larry Burright
Ed Kranepool
Mets
LeMaster
Orioles
Cloninger
Braves
Milt Pappas
Giants
Tigers Split Twinbill In Big Eight Play
Missouri divided a doubleheader with Tulsa in a Big Eight baseball series. Iowa State erased an Air Force lead as Dave Hoyt hit a grand slam to lift State past Air Force. Tulsa led Missouri early in the opener but the Tigers rallied late in the second game to pull even.
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Associated Press
State
Air Force
Dave Hoyt
Missouri
Tulsa
Falcons
Bud Wallace
Wallace
Freq Olmstead
Iowa State
Hoyt
Mizzou
Tigers
Dodge City Juniors take two of three in dual with Garden
Dodge City Junior High opened its 1963 track campaign by winning two of three divisions in a midweek meet with Garden. Garden dominated several events led by Reed and Lightner, while Dodge captured the eighth and seventh grade divisions with strong showings in sprints, relays, and field events.
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Dodge City
Dodge City Junior High
Garden
Dodge
Baby Buffs
Buffs
Big Turnout for Garden City Junior High Track Team
About 115 to 120 youths train daily at Penrose Stadium under coaches Dale Marino Don Powell and Merle Altman. The schedule includes a Dodge City dual meet, a quadrangular at Garden City, Great Bend Relays, Garden City Junior High Relays, and the West Central Kansas League meet with separate ninth grade and combined seventh-eighth divisions.
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Garden City
Penrose Stadium
Dale Marino
Don Powell
Merle Altman
Altman
Powell
GCJH
Annnual
Great Bend
Dodge City
Garden City Softball League Organizes Summer Play
The Garden City Men's Softball Assn. organized an eight to six team fast-pitch league with May 20 as opening date. Entry fees of 20 dollars per team and 2 dollars per player contract will fund operations. Al Stecklein elected vice president and Jerry Schultz secretary treasurer. The group also plans a late May show by the Cuties in partnership with the Women's Softball Assn. and an early June invitational tourney with teams from Liberal, Dodge City, Lamar, Colo., and Borger, Tex.
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Garden City Men’s Softball Assn
Cecil Baker
American Legion
al Stecklein
Jerry Schultz
Treasury
Compton
Calif
Garden City Women’s Softball Assn
Liberal
Dodge City
Lamar
Colo
Borger
Tex
Koufax Struggles In Exhibition With Red Sox
Sandy Koufax, injured finger now healed but inconsistent arm, yielded 3 runs on six hits in a 3-2 loss to Boston at Scottsdale. He fanned three, walked three, and has allowed 11 runs in 18 innings over his last three outings amid his ongoing spring training wanderings.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Boston
Scottsdale
Dodger
Koufax
Red Sox
Roman Mejias
Jim Maloney
Jim Brosnan T
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Hawks Try Home Court Edge In Western Final
The St. Louis Hawks, trailing the Lakers 2-0, open a two game set in St. Louis hoping home court helps. Hawks are 7-6 in 13 previous home playoff games. Celtics and Royals split at 2-2 after a 128-110 Boston win in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Hawks
Lakers
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Boston Celtics
Royals
Celtics
Jim Herman Leads Garden Bowl High Game And Series
Jim Herman of Rickman Body Shop rolled 246 for the high game and 618 for the top series as the Classic Scratch League wrapped its 29th week at Garden Bowl. Rickman Body Shop also led team totals with 1,688. Other leagues posted top games and series, including Jim Back of Fisher's IGA with 215 and 60, Walls' IGA’s 956 high team game, and Fisher's IGA 2,737 high team series. Final results show multiple head-to-head wins and close matches across teams such as Collingwood Farms, R.L. Crist Ranch, and Plamner Jewelry.
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Jim Herman
Rickman, Body Shop
Garden Bowl
Kgld-Tv
Rickman
Body Shop
Collingwood Farms
R.L. Crist Ranch
Rickman Body Shop
Plamner Jewelry
Brett
Red’s Cities Service
Henkle
Jim Back
Fisher
IGA
Walls
DeCamp Safety Lane
Optimist Golds
Garden City Co-op Office
Colorado Interstate Gas No. 2
Million Motors
Purples
Eagles
CIG No
Conoco
Donna Moore
Krebs
Dust Bowlers League
Gladys Penny
Farm Bureau
Scott City Air Service
Santa Fe Ettes
John Collins Agency
Krebs Construction
Anamo, Inc
Coca-Cola
Jaycee Golf Dinner Tonight at Civic Center
Jaycee Airlinks Golf Assn. hosts a dinner at Civic Center starting at 7 p.m. Russell Bray, golf committee chairman, expects about 75 attendees. Fried chicken and ham will be served. Expansion plans for Jaycee Airlinks, course history review by Vern Holmes, and 1963 tourney calendar plans will be discussed, plus a golf movie.
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Nirnott
Civic Center
Garden City
Jaycee Airlinks
Golf Assn
Russell Bray
Golf Committee
Jaycee
Vern Holmes
Great Bend to host Class B Women’s Softball Tourney
Great Bend earned the right to host for the third consecutive year. The Kan sas Class B Women’s Softball Tournament will be held August 14 and 15 with eight to ten teams competing. Great Bend also defends its title as the reigning champion, per state softball commissioner Jerry Stremel who announced the plans on Wednesday.
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Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
Jerry Stremel
372 Athletes to Represent United States at Pan American Games
The U S Olympic Selection Committee announced the largest U S squad for foreign competition with 372 athletes set to compete in Sao Paulo Brazil during the Pan American Games from April 20 to May 5. The team includes 279 men and 93 women across 21 sports classifications.
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New York
United States
Brazil
U.S
Dams and Dammers: Fishing Memories at Kanapolis Dam
The author recalls visiting Kanapolis Dam on the Smokey Hill River west of Salina in Kansas and reflects on dam construction's impact on Midwestern fishing. He describes wind, walleye sightings, and past experiences at Grand Lake, Bull Shoals, Table Rock, and other reservoirs, noting dams created new fishing opportunities in tail waters and impounded waters alike. He considers flood control and power purposes, yet emphasizes recreational value and growing water sports interest across the region.
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Kanepolis
Corpa of Engineers
Smokey Hill River
Salina
Kansas
Schilling Air Force Base
Bagwell Dam
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage
Grand Lake
Oklahoma
Bull Shoals
Norfolk
Tablerock
Kanapolis
Nevada
Colorado River
Hoover Dam
Colorado
Smokey Hill
Midwest
Missouri
Nebraska
Dakotas
Smokey River
College Scores and Bowling Tournament Weather Impacts
Rain delayed key bowling events at the American Bowling Congress Tournament in Buffalo New York. Several lanes flooded causing postponements for three focal teams and delays for seven others. No changes to the top 10 standings in team or minor events were recorded.
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Bupfalo
N.Y
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