Ulysses Wins Scott City Relays In Tight Finish
Ulysses High edged Hoisington by 7.44 points to win the 39th Scott City Relays at Scott City. Host Scott City placed third as WaKeeney and Colby followed. Ulysses captured seven of 17 events including the mile relay in a near-ideal day, with standout performances by Eddie Collum and other Tiger scorers.
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Ulysses
Scott City
Bob Greer
Hoisington
WaKeeney
Colby
Oberlin
Goodland
Tigers
Eddie Collum
Kansas
Ottawa
Ulysses High School
Hiddie Collum
Rod Hapton
Wiystes
Reg Mingier
Waleeney
Outarey
Kolacny
Reg Wingler
Ulyases
Kervin Miller
Rod Hampton
Charkey Kotacny
Eddie Colum
Wakeenny
Gordon Rasmussen
Colby G15
Jonepee
Colbygine
Christin
Roegr Wineter
Mike Reeder
Wakeoney
Bove Lowenthal
Cote
Me- Witt
Tim Sultan
Nec
City
Karst
Holsington
John Sutton Holsington
Penn Brack
Tolnington
Brad Kepley
Orvalle
Ramsey
Phil Wooldridge
Hureahaletin Sutton
Holsingtog
Craig
Rams
Scott Pi
Dennis ‘Brack
Steve Tow
Ullyas
Brad Black
Curtis Eneys
Rod Bampton Lees
Hotsineeon
Bee
Mendis
Jon Childers
Bick
Beck
Ra Gein
Sharon Springs Narrowly Misses Track Victory at Scott City Relays
Sharon Springs with 48 ¾ points trailed Brewster by 1 point to win Class 4 at Scott City Relays. Morland and Tribune also scored, with Chick McNall of Sharon Springs setting Class A records in 100 yard dash, low hurdles and broad jump.
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Scott City
Sharon Springs
Wildcats
Wallace County
Brewster
Sharon
Tribune
Ransom
Weskan
Morland
McDonald
Deerfield
Copeland
Holcomb
Moscow
Winona
Kendall
Montezuma
Edson
Gluck McNall
Neal’ Hush
Dennis Bilamwilma
Jerry Reynolds
Eg May Linville
Haloomib
Ward Dash
Neal Rush
Brewaler
Dennia Billenwilms
Sharon Sprines
Die
Ronnie Deckert
Weslan
Hubbard
Die Heckert
Local Track Meet Results From Brewster and Surrounding Towns
Brewster hosts a dense set of results with numerous placements and times across events. Winners include Dawes of Brewster in the one mile and 880, multiple sprint hurdles, relays, and field events. Standouts: Larry Robinson of Brewster wins shot put and discus. Nolan Crommell shines in relay legs. Scott Schneider leads Tribune entries. Sharon Springs and Morland athletes also post top marks.
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Sharon
Fleet
Chick McNall
Mike Dawes
Brewster
Larry Robinson
Neal Rush
Ransom
Nolan Cromwell
Cromwell
Sharon Springs
Tribune
Lee Scott
Rex Davison
Scott
Davison
Scott Schneider
Tiny Weskan
Mike Cox
Ronnie Deckert
Marvin Cox
Coyotes
Nié Siebert
Shat Springs
Bun — Tke Dawes
Bryne Sul- Uns
Brencow
Robert Lehman
Brewaten
Kenton Thomas
Izclngmi
Danny Dintel
Morlama
Ee Mitce ‘Dawes
Brewater
Donald Dinkel
Morland
Geo
Churak McNall
TE Dame
Sarvs Cox
Westsan
Keno
Holcomb
Monteateer
Deerkleit
Sadvant
Morland Leva Parl
Jerry, Gonder
Roger Borin
Deerfield
L Ransom
Ray ‘Simon
Veron Max
Glenn Moral
M Weskan
Beason
Copeland
Andpien
L Morland
Steve Paul
Gern Goddard
Roger Glark
Otis Toll
Sharon Bprings
Fy Peenfield
Esa
Bente
Holub
Mac Donal Aie
Frankie Clancy
Maxie Barber
Randy Owens
Moscow
Mite Sel
McDenala
Eben ‘Alain
Wee
Deenfield
Lewallen
Winona
Glen Moral
Juan Hermans den
High Dump
Ronnie de
Weakan
Neal Rach
Vernon Fischer
Sharon Pe i Ear
Aetna
Abn
Mont
Geange Rappa
Comb
Wade Dixon
Records Fall At Scott City Relays Five Classes
Scott City Relays produced 51 events across three classes with 21 new records and one tie. AAA and A relay marks fell, AA held Johnson High records, and multiple dash, hurdles, and medley events shattered best times, led by standout performances from Klein Goodland and McNall Sharon.
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Scott City
Johnson High
Herman's 217 Leads Loop Pacesetter Bowling Standings
Dusthowlers league features Robin Herman with a high 217 and Estelle Reed leading series at 546. Coca-Cola posts top team game 920 and series 2,677, Yank's Vern Bogart 213 game, Ray Ramirez 573 series, Taco-Tico 1,037 game and 3,053 series, Tumbleweed Ival Lamberrt 190 game, Midge Encin ias 484 series, Five Points 589 game and 1,633 series.
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Dusthowlers
Robin Herman
Estelle Reed
Coca-Cola
Yank
Vern Bogart
Ray Ramirez
Taco-Tico
Tumbleweed
Ival Lamberrt
Midge Encinias
Schiffelbein Stars In Best Thursday League Bowling
In the Atlantic League Red Schiffelbein delivered the high single game with 29 pins. Al McVey led the series with 552 while Fisher Transmissions posted the top team game at 891. Berry Tractor registered the best team series at 2,469. In Coffee League Batty Hewes claimed both the top game 206 and the leading series 583. The Pretenders posted the best team game at 742 and tied for top team series with the Gutter Dusters at 2,145.
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Red Schiffelbein
al McVey
Fisher Transmissions
Berry
Coffee League
Batty Hewes
Pretenders
Gutter Dusters
Garden City Wins Hays Invitational Crowning Lofty Team Effort
Garden City High School captured the Hays Invitational title at Lewis Field Stadium on the Fort Hays State campus, edging host Hays High 84 to 76. David Foltz led with a triple win including the triple jump, while John Herrera clocked a career-best mile and Garden's depth dominated events from hurdles to relays as they defend the West Central Kansas League title race and set up for regional and state meets.
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Hays
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Lewis Field Stadium
Fort Hays State College
Garden
Hays High
Great Bend
Salina South High
Dodge City
Liberal
Salina ‘Central
Thomas More Prep School
David Foltz
Hurdies
John Herrera
John Neely
Mike Sillman
Neil DePew
GCHS
Terry Bradstreet
Sillman
Foltz
Allen Bonebrake
Steve Keller
Doug Woodson
Tri
Hutchinson
Wichita
Bob Baker
Muse Hendershot
Baker
Bradstreet
Don Stroh
Steve ‘Gonzales
Mille
George Gallion
Kyle Fairbairn
David Cobb
Fairbairn
Roger Clark
Don Keller
Li — Foltz
Bonebrakke
Faker
Hendershot
Bonebrake
Sian Erwine
Herrera
Ortiz
Pile
Zerr
al Rowland Thint
Gary Pratt
Keller
Dennis Mesa
Erwine
Sassaman
Mesa
Meade Invitational Relays Boost Syracuse Win at Meade
Syracuse wins the Meade Invitational mile relay in school record 3:31.7 as Johnson takes third in 3:34.2. Moser excels in hurdles and Spiker, Schmidt, and Dale Moser anchor multiple Syracuse relays. Sublette and Bucklin also post strong scores in a multi-team meet across Meade, Johnson, and surrounding districts.
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Bucklin
Minneola
Protection
Coldwater
Hugoton
Kinsley
Ashland
Satanta
Elkhart
Fowler
Meade
Greensburg
Cimmarron
Southwestern Heights High
Syracuse
Mark Akers
Craig Dunn
Keith Roberts
Dale Moser
Johnson
Moser
Roger Schmidt
Kerry Spiker
Roberts
Schmidt
Wayne Raney
Doug Daniels
Loren Lucas
Fred Speck
Syracuse Wa
Regular Season Ends as Busters Split Twin Bill
Dodge City and Garden City split a doubleheader, Dodge City winning 2-1 in game one and losing 6-3 in game two. Garden City finished 8-12. Dodge City 13-8, with both teams aiming for sub district bids at Arkansas City before the postseason.
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Dodge City
Garden City
Jaco
Dorm Saylors
Garden
Busters
Lamar
Colo
Arkansas City
Wimmer
St. Louis
Dodge
Dana Allmight
Albert Mesa
Lanry Applehans
Kevin Sterling
John Bergkamp
Todast Cong
Sterling
Albright
Eleazar Zambrano
Greg Esaw
Mark Douglass
Lakers Knicks ready for finals rematch at Forum
Lakers, shocked by Knicks 114-92 in Game 1, prepare for Sunday showdown in Los Angeles. Knicks Bill Bradley and Jerry Lucas combined for 55 points, as New York seeks to even series. Coach Holzman downplays past matches while Reed’s availability remains in question for the next game.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Lakers
New York Knicks
Lakers
Knicks
New York
Bill Bradley J
Jerry Lucas
Lakers’ Forum
Red Holzman
Holzman
The
Skers
NBA
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Milwaukee
Knick
Willis Reed
Bill Sharman
Reed
Laker
Wilt Chamberlain
Lucas
Ali Sees Sth Round Victory
Muhammad Ali trains for Monday night bout with Canadian George Chuvalo and predicts the fight will end in the eighth round. He aims to knock Chuvalo down before possible rematch with Joe Frazier, with dates and promoter details shaping the high-stakes buildup.
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B.C
Muhammad Ali
George Chuyvale
Joe Frazier
Ali
Chuvalo
Los Angeles
Jack Kent Cooke
Forum
Price
Jerry Quarry
Las Vegas
Nev
Vancouver Athletic Commission
Murray Pezim
Irving Ungerman
Chuvato
Pizim
Pacific Coliseum
Canada
United States
St Francis Defeats Lakin In Scotts City Class AA Relays
In Scott City Class AA relays, St Francis beat Lakin 54 to 50 to top the meet standings. LaCrosse placed third with 48, Ness City 36, Dighton 24, Oakley 21. St Francis won four field events led by Rick Wolfe in the low hurdles and pole vault. Lakin won four events with Chris Perez sweeping the 880 and two mile, Damon Grusing anchored the final mile relay to edge St Francis.
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Scott City
Roger Winter
Wa Keaney
Mike Reeder
Winter
Curtis Eitel
Dick Perry
Hugoton
Perry
University of Arkansas
Eitel
Rick Carter
Scott
St. Francis
Lakin
Ness City
Dighton
Oakdey
Rick Wolfe
Chris Perez
LaCrosse
Mike McCormick
Leopards
Leon
Gary Campas
Campas
Reagan Smith
Damon Grusing
Broncs
Kent Marconnet
Mie Cormick
A. Mou Merconnet
Wichton
Tony Udd
Ni Ness City
Rod_ Cunte
Oakley
Donnie Away Para
Firanal Rf Sng
Ane Mines
M of
Ar Cornet
of Dighton
Donnie Zweyesrat
St Francis
Leol
Mark Schmidt
Tanross
Stave
Tim Reehan
Fons
Kenny Stephenson
Oak
Steve Herre
Oopopoven
Bruce An Ol Ofakin
David Kuhlmann
Diehtons
Lyle Waschter
Chris Peres Lakin
Floyd Hocker
Smith
Py Blackburn
Bruce Ansel
Danny Dowell
Leots
Francis
Steve Poniok
Dennis Frank
Steve Penick
Steve Herren
LaGrossas
Mixer Barr
Rick Geyer
Greg Moora
St. Francia
la Beller
Lley
Jos) Nolletté
Poorty Graves
Rod Cunniningham
Floyd Smith
Larose
Mile Hien
Hoy
Bushek
Damon Grusingy
St Franaina
Ness
Chuck Durtee
Ness Olty
Mark Rohr
Jerry Planen
Stiel
Leotl
Brian Boucher
David Olson
Chuck Felzien
Mike Archer
Bruce Schrott
Inte Schwartz
Clarence Applahans
Dale Crabtres
Chris Cranston
Chuck Sea- Tran
Leon Claypool
Rich Perez
Damon Gr
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Mark Malone
John Sutton
Hoisington Spearmen
Phil Krug
Terry ‘Brewer
Po Tee Stanten
Hot Pot
Seott City
Terry Matherson
Scott Glty
John, Anders
Wolsington
Tomanek
Jack Staples
Wakeney
John Landers
Jon Cotton
Stu McGowne
Tavelin
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Xioh
Beoit
Stu McGowns
Sidhnaon
Randy
Manhattan
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Marks
Klein
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Jorbon
Isington
Leoti
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Kelly Johnson
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Ronnie Lucas
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Jay Holloway
Tyler
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Scott Sim
Greg Bach
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Sim
Kevin Fields
St. Francis Shades Lakin
Pele Yant
Voeller
Rich Lelker
la Crosse
Chuck Durfer
Neas City
Bil McWhirter
Broad Dump
Rick Touslea
Gan I~ Pas
Kent Marpcomnet
Chuck Seaman
Dale Crablea
New York Rangers
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