Haug, Selzer Shine Not Enough In GCHS Losses
Garden City High School battled in both games at Hays but dropped 5-4 and 6-4. Haug pitched a sharp first game, allowing seven hits, while Selzer strong in relief in game two. Buffaloes trailed early, closed gaps with Quint two RBI double, and showed glimpses of offense but failed to capitalize.
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Garden City High School
Philip Haug
Hays
Matt Selzer
Buffaloes
GCHL
Matt Elliott
Philip
Garden City
Matt Quint
Matt Irsik
Elliott
Jacob Waller
Selzer
Haug
Klaus
Unrein
Weigel
Quint
Rome
Q Waller
Randa
Briggs
Muser Ousted as Royals Manager in Detroit Meeting
Tony Muser was fired as Kansas City Royals manager after an 8-15 start. In a Detroit meeting with GM Allard Baird, Muser accepted the change saying managers are hired to be fired. He noted fan mood and the need for organizational success despite a 4-0 loss to Detroit and his 317-481 managerial record.
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Tony Muser
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Detroit
Allard Baird
Tigers
Muser
Associated Press
Baird
Elias Sports Bureau
Phil Garner
Milwaukee
Davey Lopes
Colorado
Buddy Bell
Boston
Joe Kerrigan
Allard
Moser
Suppan stellar in manager's last game
In Detroit, Kansas City's Jeff Suppan pitched a two hitter as the Royals beat the Tigers 4-0. Weaver had been sharp earlier, but a wild pitch in the eighth broke a scoreless tie and keyed Kansas City's victory.
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Kansas City
Jeff Suppan
Jeff Weaver
Suppan
Weaver
Royals
Detroit Tigers
Jeff
Carlos Febles
Donnie Sadler
Michael
Garden City Buffs Finish Sixth In Topeka Tennis Tourney
Garden City High School boys tennis placed sixth in an eight team Topeka tourney facing state powers Goddard Maize and others. No 1 doubles Tanner Freeman Bruce Luong reached fourth, while No 2 singles Mark Wells and Jeff Larkin earned fifth and seventh respectively amid mixed results for the Buffs.
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Wichita
Buffaloes
Bob Krug
Topeka
Goddard
Maize
Manhattan
Lawrence Free State
Tecumseh- Shawnee Heights
Buffs
Tanner Freeman
Bruce Luong
Krug
Mark Wells
Jeff Larkin
Aaron Payne
Brad Stucky
Hays
Alkhalib
Kinder
Shawnee Heights
Wiggins
Meyjers
Hall
Joost
Pringle
Whittemore
Tanner Freemar
Er Ae Manhattan
Ford
Huzervich
Burns
Engren Goddard
Hoag
Sylvester
Ettlinger
Wessel
Los
Mayans
Johnson
Davis heads to Colby after 3 point spree at Garden City
Garden City High School star Zane Davis will join Colby in the Jayhawk Conference next season. Davis set a state record with 10 straight 3-pointers and led the Buffaloes in 3-point shooting and assists, averaging 6.0 per game. He joins Dighton’s K J Wilkens on Colby’s in-state list as Garden City sports fill a busy home week with track, softball, baseball, golf, tennis, and soccer events across Memorial Stadium and Cleaver Field.
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Buffaloes
Jayhawk
Colby
Davis
Dighton
K.J. Wilkens
Trojans
Garden City
Great Bend
Kenneth Henderson
Southwind Country Club
Dodge City
Wright shines in doubleheader sweep over Liberal
Wright went 3-for-3 with a walk a triple a run and two RBIs in game one and 3-for-3 with a walk three runs and two RBIs in game two as she reached base eight times in the sweep. She now sits second on the Buffaloes with a .375 batting average 17 runs and 14 RBIs this season.
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Liberal
Buffaloes
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Rob Houston
Gctelegram.com
Garden City Telegram
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