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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2004
Page
9
The narrator reflects on a long softball career with injuries from sliding and diving. He recalls his wife’s concern, rehab attempts, and continuing to play despite pain. He cherishes the sport, hopes for an over-40 league, and shares that injuries taught caution, while noting a Groin pain mishap with Ben-Gay.
Denver tight end Shannon Sharpe will return for at least one more NFL season, ending retirement talk. The seven time Pro Bowler leads his position in receptions and yards and set a career touchdown record with 62. He told The Denver Post from Atlanta and informed coach Mike Shanahan and Broncos officials of his decision.
Dodgers topple Colorado 9-4 as Paul Lo Duca drove in three and Adrian Beltre belted a solo shot. Dave Roberts went 3-for-3 with three steals and three runs as Hideo Nomo improved to 3-1 with six innings of four-run ball at Coors Field.
Garden City Buffalo softball coach John Ford praised his team after 3-0 and 2-0 losses to state power Maize. With junior pitcher Jamie Parker out, freshman Katie Ford held Maize's offense to limited hits, but Garden City managed only two and five hits respectively, while Maize capitalized with timely hitting including RBI doubles.
Garden City Broacbusters split a Jayhawk West doubleheader with Dodge City Conquistadors. In game one Buckman homered twice but Garden City lost 8 7 as two unearned runs scored on two errors. In game two Buckman slugged three homers, Curtis Smith Wes Brundridge and Urzendowski fueled a 16 6 rout with 17 hits. Luke Dresling earned the win and Kameron Washington tossed two scoreless innings.
Greeley County sophomore Nathan Schmidt battled 50 mph winds at Buffalo Dunes to finish second at the Sublette Invitational with a 2 over par 74 after nearly quitting in the practice round. Teammate David Heyd placed third at 75 as Scott City’s top finishers also chased strong winds and tough scores. The article also covers Scott City and Lakin track and field and Ulysses basketball players, highlighting returns, leadership, and elite rivals in a broad prep sports snapshot.
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