Garden Busters, Lakin, Goodland Win at Syracuse Racqua
Garden City Junior College led a small field to win the free division title at Syracuse Relays. Garden teams swept relay events and produced multiple winners including Keller in the 100 and 220, Adama in the 880, Meng in the high jump, and Dodge City and Pratt both claiming three firsts in various events.
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Garden Busters
Lakin
Goodland
Syracuse
Bob Greer
Garden City
Junior College
Syracuse Rega
Dale
Meadors
Bronze Busters
Amarillo
Tex
Finshed
Dodge City
Pratt
Broaccusters
Pat Keller
Joh Deltario
Fred Adama
Marc Meng
Garden
Dodge
Lamar
Colo
Wayne Stagnart
Chuck Sirianni
Rolla
Bronco
Spahn Starts 1963 Strong In Braves Win
Milwaukee southpaw Warren Spahn, turning 42 soon, beat the New York Mets 6-1 for his first win of the season and career 328th. He grinned that the win felt even better, despite a chilly night and grip trouble. Spahn tied for eighth on all time wins and became the first NL pitcher to 18 seasons with one club, breaking a shared record.
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Melwaukee
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Spahn
New York Mets
Braves
John Clarkson
Babe Adams
Pittsburgh
Jesse Haines
St. Louis Cardinals
City approves one dollar stadium lease for Athletics
Kansas City officials confirm a seven year lease of municipal stadium to the Kansas City Athletics for one dollar rental per year. City counselor Keith Wilson informed club owner Lee O Finley by letter. The lease was approved by the old council, then reconsidered by the new council and referred to the finance committee. Committee chair Frank Sebrea said hearings unlikely due to Wilson's legal opinion.
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Kansas City
Municipal Stadium
Kansas City Athletics
Keith Wilson
Lee O. Finley
Thursby
Ite
Frank P. Sebrea
Wilson
Juco Track Meet Results Highlight City Contenders
Garden City standout Pat Keller wins 100 and 200 yard dashes with times around 10.6 and 23.6 seconds. Amarillo stars Bobby Jones and Dave Wofford place in multiple events including the 440 and high hurdles. Dodge City runners race to podiums in sprints and relays as Pratt and Garden City athletes claim field event marks in javelin and long jump.
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Pat Keller
Garden City
Bobby Jones
Amarillo
Dave Wofford
Ray Patterson
Dodge City
Chuck Harry
Doug Schisterle
Ron Thomas
Pratt
Doug Schifferie
John Hornstra
Amagvo One-Mula Hon
John DeBarlo
Norman Swank
Miles Neely
Participatad
Ile Run
Talus Bont
Wayne Bragaard
Robert Partridge
Fred Adams
Julius Bohl
Low Huardies
Wayne Stagford
Bob Barney
Jody Ascencio
Louis Horton
Doug Behifferte
Charles Harris
Roger Allen
Johnny Southern
Chester Duntvan
Laula Horton
Willie Shine
Pat Keljer
Doug Schifferia
Ama
Brey
Mile Henay
Doug Schifferte
Howard Babb
Wayne Stageard
Mike Rodgers
Cheater Dunivan
Chuck Striamt
Bob Noland
John Woronowich
Wae
Bill Mauck
Dinoua
Chuck Sirlanns
bin Mauck
Lee Roland
Amar Huo
Ray Patterson Dodaego
Marc Daylin
Fred Gilliam
Terry Lindner
Dodges City
St Fi
Broad Tam
Cheater Dunavin
Doug Shufarle
Mere Meng
Fairbank
Chester Dunayin
Eithas
Craig Moore
Mike Rodgera
Weekly Links Events To Start Next Week
The first regular 1903 season women’s play at Garden City Country Club begins Tuesday with 9 and 18 hole medal events. Pairings show A and B flights for both 18 and 9 holes, listing numerous competitors by name across flights.
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Garden City Country Club
Marolyn Ochmelka
Rena Rayn
Bernice Anderson
Natalie Dickergon
Sally Robinson
Louise Vance
Serena Downing
Erdene Corley
Judy Bourne
Ruth Hooker
JoAnn Sjodal
Sue Unger
Siby] Miller
Nellie Lile
Alma Robinson
Marion Hess
Florence Burris
Katherine Hart
Dorig Carmichael
Betty Waters
Joyce Boone
Martha Schrader
Barbara McVicker
Grace Craig
Scott City Beavers Second To Cowboys in Class A
Syracuse relay meet results show Scott City finish runner up to the Oklahoma Cowboys in Class A. Goodland led with 45 points in 10 track events, while Scott City collected 27 track points and 9 relay points, aided by Marion Koch and Craig Deeds. Hadley Hall led Ulysses with 10.5 points and Guymon and Texhoma each contributed notable events in field and sprint events.
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Scott City Beavers
Cowboys
Oklahoma
Guyman
Texhoma Red Devils
Beaver
Okla
Dusters
Hugoton
Goodland
Texhoma
Scott City
Guymon
Ulysses
Beavers
Craig Deeds
Marion Koch
Koch
Class A Track Meet Results From Goodland and Nearby
In a dense listing of Class A track results, Goodland athletes figure prominently. Roger Fortmeyer tops several events including the 100 and 840 yard dash, while Lee Dye and Hadley Hall place in multiple sprints and relays. Guymon, Hugo, Scott City, Texhoma, Ulysses, Beaver, and other towns compete across distances from 60 to 880 yards, with notable performances in relays and field events such as shot put and discus.
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Roger Fortmeyer
Goodland
Lee Dye
Andy Spencer
Guymon
Phil Parker
Hugoton
Jack West
Scott City
Randall McClellan
Wayne Akag
Ulyasses
Hadley Hall
Ulysaee
Danny Mantoya
Texhoma
Lindsay Jones
Beaver
Steve Gutsch
Gerald Klassen
Ulysses
Claude Alexander
Derald McPherson
Gary Butler
BI Clark
George Freeman
Don Keys
Herb Hale
Guyman
Max Reed
Chesley Bryan
Gene Adame
Dan Smith
Leo Hayden
Kenny Johnson
Lynn
Morgan
Les Dye
Billy Clark
Marion Koch
Kenny Rodenberg
Laren Winter
Jack Dowden
Mick Besslre
Dean Gossman
Phillip Meyer
Gary Butter
Gene Adams
Jim Davis
Gondland
Richard Apnet
Lynn Pritte
Aki
Joe Lane
Dave LeGrange
Lynn Frittz
Tex
Home
Ken Johnson
Craig Deeds
Jim Moora
Don Smith
Good
Lea Hayden
Scotty
Richard Foran
Gene Spencer
Scott Cry
Lynn Fritts
Gootland
Jaymog
Butch King
Ayites
Keith Thomas
Keats City
Lawrence Berry
Bob Hittle
Jerry Behna
Janica Black
Mike Smith
Randy Btine
Pratt Jaco Beats Busters in Tennis Meet 7-2
Pratt Jaco College defeated Garden City 7-2 in a dual tennis meet. Pratt won five singles and two of three doubles. Singles results include McKowen, Von Achen, Jacob, Sonderegger, Grossi, and Doan triumphs. Garden hosts return match at Garden on April 23.
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PRATT
Pratt Junior College
Garden City
Beavers
Hutchinson JC
Garden
Dodge City
John Sims
Garden Netters
Dodge City JC
Wilbur Grossi
Don Brookshire
Rodney Doan
Gale Sullivan
McKowen-Von Acaen
Nesbitt-Griffing
Jacob Grossi
Pauley-Sonderegger
Defending Champ Holcomb Finishes Third in Division
At the Syracuse Relays in Class B Lak in High finished third as defending champ Holcomb trailed with 28 1/3 points. Lakin led events with two firsts and multiple seconds while St Francis tallied 34 1/3 points. Tribune and Syracuse followed in the closely contested meet featuring 17 schools.
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Keith O'Connor
Broncs
Lakin
St. Francis
Tribune
Johnson
Turpin
Okla
Sublette
Dighton
Sharon Springs
Satanta
Uth
Kendall
Walsh
Colo
Jetmore
Elkhart
Deerfield
Class B track meet results feature St Francis stars
J C Hixon leads 1 yard dash with 10.1 seconds while Fred Whittet Turpin tops the 440 and 220. Lakin athletes excel in relays and field events as St Francis, Holcomb, Tribune and others post strong showings across sprints, hurdles, throws, jumps and distance races.
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J. C. Hixon
St. Francis
Richard Bennett
Holcomb
Fred Whittet
Turpin
Willie Hurde
Sharon Springs
Terry Croga
Syracuse
Larry Bloyd
Lakin
Bill Urte
Fred Whittat
Wille Hurde
Dean Burkhart
John Buraon
Walsh
Marlon Neely
Johnson
Rick Lucas
Jerry Duran
Bob Helm
John Katz
Marvin Dogwett
St. Francia
Marvin Cox
Neil Cleaves
Don Dahl
Eric Perkins
Elthart
Allen Jantz
Tribune
Allen Stegman
Jim Kinel
John Duran
Duane Schneider
Allen
Jantz
Bill Urle
Dave Vincent
Ken Caywood
Gary Neltzel
Dennia Holliday
Tin Edwards
Harve Truskett
Robert Hates
Bill Urie
Ray Bengston
Larry Nemechek
Allen Janta
Sublette
Gary Farr
Haakeil Wright
Bill Lower
Doug Watson
Ted Burhenn
Don Caldwell
John Burson
Dick Cook
Gary Jr
Jim Worley
Gary Neitzel
Roger Wieck
Royce Gienger
Dighton
Steve McLeish
Lonnie Terwilliger
Neal Bradstreet
Jim Burke
Jerry Hoffman
Tim Edwards
Jack Johnson
Roger White
Bob Fairehird
Bryan Pearce
Larry Montandon
O'eMile
Ernie Ludders
Dennis Holliday
Lloyd Nelson
Jim Carruthers
Steve Leyle
Grant Kettler
Deerold
Dave Stout
Rolla
Davelin
Dan Jury
Kendall
Kenny Burch
Dennis Jones
Jaz
Buster Adams
Elmer Schorzman
yHead
Deny Dis Holliday
Lamar Fullmer
G. AL. Johnson
Craig Thomas
Butch Ewing
Mossi Falls Short of No-Hit Bid in 6-1 Win
Don Mossi, 33, lefty for Detroit, pitched a two hit gem against Cleveland, retiring the first 19. He missed a no-hitter by inches as Chico Fernandez booted a ball and Gene Green blooped an unearned run into right. Mossi walked none and fanned six.
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Cleveland
Don Mossi
Detroit
Mossi
Cleveland Indians
Tony Martinez
Dick McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Chico Fernandez
Gene Green
al Kaline
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