Garden City Buffs Finish Second at Boot Hill Relays
Garden City High School placed second in the Boot Hill Relays as three first places helped finish behind Great Bend's 60 points. Nickerson was third with 39 14, while Garden earned wins in the mile relay, 440 yard relay, and javelin by Bob Stalter. Multiple Buffs set season bests in the 220, 120 high hurdles, shot put, and discus with notable showings across relays and field events. Tuesday, the Buffs travel to Dodge City for a dual meet.
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Dodge City
Garden City High
Great Bend
Garden
Nickerson
Ulysses
Cimarron
Lyona
Lewin
Copeland
Russell
Meade
Mullinville
Ford
Bazine
Plains
Minneola
Hugoton
Dodge City St. Mary
Bob Stalter
Terry Clark
Mike Deaver
Bryce Roderick
Tony Mendoza
Doyle McGraw
Thuane Marino
Clark
Deaver
Bob Hubert
Billy Mills
Milly
Mills
Gale Jones
Dennis Krey
Miles Mike Blackett
Chuck Owen
Roderick
Randy Bowling
Kent Carmichael
Jones
Carmichael
Stalter
Tim Gottschalk
Mike Collins
Jerry Christensen
Area Athletes Shine At Dodge City Boot Hill Relays
Runners and field athletes from Copeland Cimarron Ulysses and Nickerson medaled across events in Dodge City. Top marks include Larry Addison first in shot put 50-3 and Max Oyler first in high jump 5-10, plus multiple relay wins for Ulysses and Cimarron in Class A and B events.
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Rodge City
Telegram Area
Mark Martinez
Copeland
Larry Addison
Cimarron
Max Oyler
Butch King
Ulysses
Detter
Nickerson
Hadley Hall
Martinez
Gene Spencer
Jim Moore
Wayne Akagi
Hall
Akagi
Spencer
Mick Bessire
Dale Bond
Steve Flowers
Chuck Butzine
Oyler
Butzine
Flowers
Bond
Glass
Ulyaseg
New Zealander Caps Classic at Houston Golf Classic
New Zealand left hander Bob Charles won the Houston Golf Classic with a 268 record to take top money of 10,000 and become the first left handed winner of a PGA sponsored event. He held a three stroke lead over Fred Hawkins and Homero Blancas after three rounds and needed a sub 69 final round to seal victory. Nicklaus finished fourth at 273 for 3,000 while Gary Player posted a 283 for 400 dollars.
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Max
Skelton
Fred Hawkins
Homero Blancas
Houston
River Oaks Country Club
Charles
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Rawls Captures Sunshine Open Title in Augusta
Veteran Betsy Rawls won the Sunshine Open at a 54 hole total of 220 finishing three strokes ahead of Mickey Wright and Kathy Whitworth. The Spartanburg, South Carolina star earned $1,200 top prize and declared Augusta a strong target for the Titleholders as she eyes a clash with Wright and Whitworth.
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Miami
Fla
Betsy Rawls
Augusta
Spartanburg
S.C
Miss Rawls
Jeme
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Tex
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
N.M
Betsy
Ladies Professional Golf Association Hall of Fame
Mickey
Kathy
al Golf
Lakin wins Satanta Relays in Class B meet dominance
Lakin broncs racked 81 points to clinch the 13th annual Satanta Relays with Holcomb second and Sublette third. Jim Kisel won two events, Richard Bennett led with three firsts, and Johnson set new marks in the mile relay and 1:43.1 880. Johnson, Bennett, Bloyd, Urie and Dahl highlighted a meet where Lakin swept nine seconds and multiple relays despite 17 events and four new relay records.
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Telegram
Richard Bennett
Holcomb
Lakin
Larry Bloyd
Lindsay Wright
Sublette
Chuck Wretling
Wright
Chuck Rodriguez
Elkhart
Bob Greer
Satanta
Johnson
Spearville
Kismet
Jim Kisel
Dean Burk
Jim Brownlee
Trojans
Bennett
Richard Hoffman
Bill Lower
Charles Giles
Doug Watson
Oldmark
Plains
Neil Cleaves
John Duran
Loyd Nelson
Marlon Neely
Sophs
Nelson
Jim Carruthers
Steve Leyb
Duran
Syracuse
Bloyd
Burkhart
Sterling
Garden City
Marvin Cox
Eric Perkins
Allen Stegman
Stegman
Relays and track results from Holcomb meet
Richard Bennett of Holcomb wins the 100 yard dash and 880 yard relay as Sublette and Lakin athletes place in multiple events. Lakin’s Dean Burkhart tops the 440 yard and mile relay fields while Holcomb earns wins in pole vault and shot put with Bennett and Stegman leading. Several Sublette, Johnson, Elkheart and Satanta riders and hurdlers also post strong showings across sprints and field events.
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Holcomb
Richard Bennett
Halcomb
Lary Bloyd
Lakin
Lindsay Wright
Sublette
Chuck Wretling
Eikarts
Chuck Rodriguez
Elkpart
Hulcomb
Larry Bloyd
Eikart
BU Urie
Doug Watson
Dean Burkhart
Haskell Wright
Larry Boyd
Coy Davis
Wayne Thompson
Hylcomth
Bill Lower
Don Dahl
Lakit
John Katz
Jerry Duran
Johnson
Keith Eberhardt
Marvin Cox
Erle Perkin
Elkhart
Maylon Neeley
Johnsson
Dennis McVey
Roger Laudick
Spearville
Jim Kisel
John Duran
Allen Stegman
Dave Vincent
Rod Watt
Bill Urie
Gary Turner
Ronald Lewis
Harry Jones
W. D. MaNeely
Abed Maestas
al Baier
Rod Adams
Gene Brown
Tom Wright
Ted Buckholz
Jack Luces
Jack Johnson
Ron Sinclair
Gerald Stoppel
Marshall Watson
Randall Stapleton
Curtis Burris
Perry Rosa
Kim Vera
Bill Wokaty
Yard Kenny
Harve Truskett
Subletts
Charles Gites
Shearville
Charles Jensen
Gene Gleason
Bill Perkins
Bob Stegman
Dwayne Dover
Jim Dunsworth
Coy Daryls
Medley Belay
Neil Cleaves
Join Duran
Livya Nelson
Marlon Neely
Jerry Hoffman
Tim Edwards
Rick Lucas
Satania
John Wickerling
Mike Brownlee
Butch Dale
Bil Anton
Gary Faye
Talcomb
Tom Clare
Bill Buier
Johnson Llnyd Nelson
Jim Carruthers
Steve Leyb
Butch McCue
Narve Truskett
Charles Giles
Lloyd Melaln
Skip Mesyerly
Gary Farr
Sal Gomez
Satanta
Mike Shane
Wuy
Hospital Needs Special Bed for Elongated Cager
Mt. Si nai Hospital in Los Angeles rented a bed Sunday for a patient entering Tuesday for toe surgery. The patient is Walter Dukes of the Detroit Pistons, seven feet tall, who required a bed fit for his height.
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Los Angeles
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Walter Dukes
The
Detroit Pro Basketball Pistons
Sooners Match Missouri in Big 8 Baseball
Oklahoma and Missouri clash in Big Eight baseball as Oklahoma, led by Baer, rides a nine game unbeaten start and strong pitching. The Sooners swept Nebraska and sit one game behind Missouri, with Missouri sweeping Colorado and eyeing a Missouri series. Conference standings show Missouri 8-1, Oklahoma 7-2, Oklahoma State 3-6, Kansas State 3-12, with upcoming series at Missouri and Kansas State shaping the title chase.
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Associated Press
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Jack Baer
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Sooners
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Lonnie McGuire
Doyle Tunnell
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Tunnel
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Columbia
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Larry Bohannon
Rich Peterson
Keith Weber
Bohannon
Tigers
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Manhattan
Cole
Norman
Kansas
K-State
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Stillwater
Mary Straw
Straw
Lawrence
State College of Iowa
Ames
Town State
Yanks Trade Coates Bright and Brown For Hormonal Balance
The New York Yankees under Ralph Houk execute three deals to balance the roster. Steve Hamilton arrives from Washington for Jim Coates while Harry Bright is purchased from Cincinnati for about 25000 dollars and Hector Skinny Brown is sold to Houston for the same price. Bright provides a right handed bat to spell rookie Joe Pepitone at first base as Whitey Ford recuperates and Bud Daley works through arm trouble.
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New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Steve Hamilton
Harry Bright
Jim Coates
Hector Skinny Brown
Hamilton
Coates
Bright
Cincinnati
Brown
Houston Colts
Whitey Ford
Bud Daley
Yankee
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Baltimore Sets Pace In American
Baseball highlights from a day of AL and NL games. Hank Aguirre improved to 3-0 with three complete games and a 1.67 ERA as Detroit beat Boston. Baltimore split with Cleveland while Steve Barber and Dick Donovan posted wins for their teams.
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Aguirre
Detroit Tigers
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Cleveland
Steve Barber
Indians
Dick Donovan
Orioles
Chicago
Minnesota
Jim Roland
White Sox
Sox
John Buzhardt
Major League Leaders Show Top Batting and Pitching Figures
The Associated Press lists leaders in both leagues. American League batting leaders include Aparicio and Yastrzemski with high averages and runs, while pitching leaders highlight Aguirre with a 3-0 record. National League batting features Edwards and Demeter, with Demeter leading hits. Demeter and Mays pace home runs, with Koufax and Drysdale atop strikeouts.
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Baltimore
Tresh
New York
Leppert
Washington
Allison
Minnesota
Pearson
Los Angeles
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Yastrzemski
Boston
Triandos
Detroit
Batley
Tresh and Boyer
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Hinton Washington
Ward
Chicago
Alvis
Cleveland
Cimoli
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Powell and Smith
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Lepperts
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Aguirre
Stock
Baumann
Mossi
Penn
Lee
Roland
Barber
Edwards
Cincinnati
Demeter
Philadelphia
McCovey
San Francisco
Mays
Hickman
F. Alou
Callison
Cardenas
Roseboro
Great
Altman
St. Louis
Clendenon
Pittsburgh
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Snider
Garnand's Grains of Sand NOT IN VAIN
A reflective piece on small acts of kindness and encouragement. A preacher recalling a lone early audience member who later credited a single sermon with starting his ministry. It argues that minor gestures can spark broad positive change, like ripples from a pebble in a pond.
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Lymann Beecher
Ohio
Dr. Beecher
Yorde
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