Syracuse Wins Scott City Relays Class AA Title
Syracuse High, led by coach Ray Seib, dominated the Scott City Relays by taking five firsts, five seconds, and three thirds. Dennis Mayhill won the 100 and placed second in the 220, while Keith Roberts ran strong in the 220 and anchored the record 880 and medley relays for the Bulldogs.
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Bob Green
Scott City
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Saluintay
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Syracuse
Hill City
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AV Power
Hill City struggle as Ringnecks sweep several events
Syanemsa’s sophomores Tracy Cook and Ed Jones led the discus 1-2 for Hill City as Ringnecks claimed seconds in three events and five thirds. Louis’s Gary Campas won both hurdles and placed second in the long jump while Rocky Gollspoomer and Dave Olseon took two firsts in the two mile and shot put. LaCrosse’s Steve Herman won the 880 and mile, with Bill McWhiter taking pole vault and Danny Spear the long jump for Dighton.
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Tracy Cook
Ed Jones
Hill City
Ringnecks
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Gary Campas
Lakin
Rocky Gollspoomer
Dave Olseon
Steve Herman
LaCrosse
Eddie Collum
Ulysses
Om Lhamd
Collum
Scott City
Tigers
Evans
Roger Winter
Dwight
Finshes
Tali Beaton
Mike Fyler
Beoilt City
Colby
Raglas
Serous
Oberlin
Vansatille Stu
Dinidhel Fowdh
Tigers Dominate Scott City Relays in Class AAA
Ulysses wins Class AAA with strong showings in 7 of 17 events. Tiger sprinters Wendall Black and Eddie Collum pace wins and relay success as Scott City hosts a weather-delayed meet with Wakeeney and Colby also posting top finishes. Oberlin claims medals in field events led by Stu McGownne.
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Hind
Oberlin
Eel Minks
Tigers
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Sharon Springs wins Class A Scott City Relays title
Sharon Springs dominates the Class A Scott City Relays scoring 40 percent of points with three firsts led by Ron Herman and Lonnia Siebert, while Jetmore, Tribune and Wheatland High follow in the team standings. Dexter Lee and Allen Flowers also top events for Weskan and Ingalls respectively as Morland, Moscow and Kendall post notable marks.
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Guainfield
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Bird City
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Dexter Lee
Randy Lindner
Kendall
Allen Flowers
Ingalls
Morand
Jack
Bruce McKinsack
Minneola
Stova Pull
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Dexter Bee
Mike Martin
Wolcomb
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Bhiaron Springs
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Minnaala
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Bharon Springs
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Bind City
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Dribune
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Tetmore
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Mark Bussen
Weg Adintay
Daxter Lee
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Dayloon
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Allen Mowery
Kurt Andrews
McDonald
Track meet results with mixed place and times across events
Readable fragments show 2A track results across numerous events including 220 yard dash, one mile run, two mile run, 440 yard dash, high hurdle, shot put, javelin, pole vault and relay. Notable names include Syracuse, Hill City, LaCrosse, Elkhart, Dighton, Oakley, St. Francis, and Lakin with various athletes placing in ranges from top finishes to mid pack. Times and marks appear inconsistent, but multiple events list athletes such as Dennis Mayhill, Dennis Toney, Deanis Mayhill, Mikey McCormick, Roger Schmidt, and Mark Akers among others representing several schools.
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Dennis Mayhill
Syracuse Glogie
Dennis Jones
Hil City
Gress Peters
St. Francis
Mita Mecormick
LaCrosse
Larry Mostrom
Elkhart
Theah
Ealth Roberta
Syracuse
Deanis Mayhill
Dennis Toney
Mikey McCormick
Olin ‘Temple
Ron Cunminghan
Oakley
Keith Roberts
Akera
Temple of
Hill City
Warebtor
Lakin
Areward
Stave Hormar
LaGrosse
Steve Thon
Dighton
Kenny Stephenson
Auel OY
John Burton
Sypacuses
Mark Chipman
Herman
Chipman
Hill Ci
Dawid Coen
Sullivan
Bruce Ausel
Rocky Golls
Pim Percival
Gaking
Roger Hunter
Caviig Worester
Hundley
Cary
Leots
Roger Schmidt
Mike Jilka
HM City
Ciny
Tony Tones
Danis Mayhill
Jay Dunn
Ealth Roberts
Leoti
Syracusa
Mark Akers
Dave Stuckman
Roger Goriplat
Scott T
Gragg Shearmire
Deckert
Trip Reynolds
John Evans
Wai
Don Stroh
Garden City
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Mike Keeler
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Childs
Tenry McPhersom
Chifton Payne
Garrden Dowvrth
Wette Evans
Mie Keeler
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Ron Ptacek
Joe Doll
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Garden City Fourta
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Knicks and Lakers NBA Finals Schedule Released
The Associated Press lists the NBA championship series times for Knicks versus Lakers. Games swing between New York and Los Angeles with dates May 1 May 3 May 6 May 8 May 10 set and times in EDT, with later games to be announced if necessary.
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Jucos Bonebrake Tops Hutchinson Relays Decathlon
Bonebrake dominates Hutchinson Juco Relays decathlon with 6236 points across 10 events. He tops first five events at Garden City in 3134 points, then adds 3102 in second half. Garden City's team juggled through injuries. several entries posted notable marks but fell short of podiums. Next action 2:30 p.m. at Liberal Le Wand County Juco Relays. multiple event results listed.
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Joe Doll
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Knicks advance to NBA finals after beating Celtics in game seven
New York Knicks overwhelm Boston Celtics 94 to 78 to capture the Eastern Conference title and set a championship series meeting with the Los Angeles Lakers. Walt Frazier leads with 25 points as defense and depth lift the Knicks in the decisive seventh game.
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Celtics
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Lakers
California
Red Holzman
Buff Netters Take Second at Larned Invitational
Garden City tennis teams compete as Buff Netters place second at the one day Larned Invitational. Larned edges them 43 27 while Great Bend takes third with Hays, Russell, and Greensburg earning other spots. Individual results include Bryant Daniel reaching 2nd in No 7 singles after beating Mayers and Sloan before losing to Randy Webster.
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Standings and results from the American League and National League
Baltimore star Brooks Robinson expands his AL third base record with his 2,334th game. The AP standings show the Orioles, Yankees and Tigers leading AL, while the Dodgers, Giants and Astros pace the NL with weekly scores from Saturday and Sunday games and Tuesday schedules across major cities including New York Boston Chicago and Oakland.
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Juco Bags Double-header At Liberal Stands 18-7
Garden City Junior College improved to 18-7 with a doubleheader sweep at Liberal. Garden led in the opener despite Liberal errors and walks, while the nightcap featured a fifth inning burst to take a decisive lead. Milbourn earned the win in relief and Hatlehmeister homered.
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Garden City Junior College
Seward County Juco
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