Forty players in Garden City conditioning program
Fayne Henson Garden City High football coach says 38 players, with more needed, are in a weekly five day program run by the Garden City Recreation Dept. Mike Bayer leads. workouts include calisthenics running and weight lifting with 55 candidates expected for opening high school practice on Aug. 19.
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Fayne Henson
Garden City High
Garden City Recreation Dept
Mike Bayer
Henson
Royals call up Clemons to pitch for KC
Kansas City adds pitcher Lance Clemons from Onnada of the American Association to fill a 21 day disabled list vacancy left by Bruce Dal Canton. The southpaw is 11-1 with a 3.69 ERA for Omaha this season and will be used as a starter and in relief.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Lance Clemons
Onnada
Clemons
Bruce Dal Canton
Omaha
Desert Dwellers Describe Camels’ Water Aversion
The piece notes camels are animals of arid deserts with a strong dislike for water. It explains that persuading them to cross even small streams is challenging and requires effort.
Garden City youth qualifies for state golf meet
Garden City youth Steve Leonard qualified for the annual Insurance Youth Classic state golf tournament at Shawnee Country Club. Thirty six players competed Monday with Leonard paired with Bob Lowen of Hays and Rick Moritz of Wichita. Contestants must be under 18 before August 25, 1971. State winners advance to the national meet in Rochester, New York, August 25 to 28. Finalists may earn a bonus by playing the final day with the top 20 professional golfers.
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Topeka
Garden City
Steve Leonard
Kansas Assn
Independent Insurance Agents
Shawwnee Country Club
Steve
Independent Agents, Association
Bob Lowen
Hays
Rick Moritz
Wichita
Rochester
N.Y
America
Folfens
Sublette to Play Norton in K-18 regional opener
Sublette faces Norton Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the four team K-18 Assn baseball regional at Grinnell. Grinnell plays Goodland at 8:30 p.m. The two winners meet Wednesday for the regional title and both advance to the state tournament.
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Sublette
Norton
Grinnell
Goodland
Lucas
Scandia
Plainville
Mach
Kenny Davis
Garden City
Haskell Countians
Grainfield
Don Eves
Jerry Lucas
Doug Wright
Steven Hammer
Terry Lucas
Jerome Dimmitt
Kelly Tyer
Larry Lucas
Coy Schnurr
Wright
Texas Golfer Max Hickey Wins Garden City Open
Max Hickey, 44, of Pampa Texas, won the Garden City Country Club 45-hole men's open over Terry Jones of Garden City by five strokes. Jones, 23, was runner-up after posting 182 to Hickey's 177 across rounds Saturday and Sunday. Weather was cool with light showers. 103 players entered, with several tied for third and fourth at 184. Hickey previously won in 1966 and 1968 and also claimed the Guymen Open two weeks earlier.
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Texas Panhandle
Max Hickey
Garden City Country Club
Hickey
Jones
Cabot Corp
Guymen, Okla
Jerry Hess
Garden City
Gordon Crome
Lakin
Joyce Hamm
Plains
Hamm
Crone
Fansler Girls Win at Sublette Invitational Softball
Sublette hosts a three day double elimination slow pitch tourney sponsored by the American Legion. Fansler Tires of Garden City defeated Sublette 17 13 to claim the championship over Sublette after a 30 run final. Other top finishers included Kenney's Electric of Hutchinson and Farm Bureau of Garden City.
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Sublette
Fansler
Garden City
American Legion
Frost
Kenney
Hutchinson
Farm Bureau of
Liberal Gas
Lakin
Red
Gulf
Hutch Kenny
Edge Farm Bureau
Red's Gulf
Standard Supply
Liberal Kemper
Newsom Iga Store
Dighton
Hutch
Darm Bureau
Fansler Tires
Lolich Orbits 20 Wins as Tigers Edge Red Sox 8 2
Detroit lefty Mickey Lolich hurled 270 innings with a 18-8 record and 2.93 ERA, sealing an 8-2 win over Boston while contending with Vida Blue atop the league. The feature notes Lolich’s ninth inning trouble and pursuit of his 20th victory.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Vida
Mickey Lalich
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Lolich
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Standings and Results From Weekend Baseball Action
The standings show the National League leaders and scores across Saturdays Sundays and Mondays with teams such as Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago San Francisco Montreal Cincinnati St. Louis Los Angeles Houston San Diego New York Atlanta and others. American League East and West listings include Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Washington Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Chicago California Minnesota Milwaukee with multiple games and results.
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Lolich
Boston
Red Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Chicago
Oakland
A’s
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cin
Cinnati
Montreal
San Diego
Houston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Giants
Cubs
Cincinnati
Downing
Gibson
W.L
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Ge Chicago
New York Philadelphia
Francisco
Soo
Packers win slowpitch sub-state tourney in Garden City
Ehresman Packers rose from the losers bracket to defeat Kinney Glass twice at Fansler Field sealing the 18 team sub-state title. They first beat Kinney Glass 12-6 then 8-0 to secure the championship as Garden City teams dominated the field with three entrants earning state berths.
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Ehresman Packing
Packers
Kinney Glass
Fansler Field
Garden City
The
Marbles
Pepsi-Cola
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Richardson and Son
Dodge City
Hays Farmers State Bank
Carmelita’s
Cafe
LaPlant
Case
Ebresman
Liberal LaPlant
Eif
Ehresman
Triple-A Electric
Liberal
Hays
Ellis State Bank
Hays Coors
Dodge City Richardson
Ehresman Packers
Jtljen
Sudden-Death Playoff Decides Second Flight in Golf Meet
Garden City Court Club hosts a four flight open with unexpected drama. Haddican of Satanta won the first flight with 148 strokes after a Sunday surge. Bernie Caldwell edged Chuck Joseph in a playoff for second place on the first extra hole. Second flight crowned Bob Holland of Cimarron after a playoff with Richard Van Gundy of Ellinwood, both finishing 159. Third flight went to Boots Boxberger of Russell at 161 with Fleury close behind. Fourth flight saw Tom McKelvy of Garden City take top honors with 167 amid two playoff ties that went unresolved.
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Garden City Court Club
Bill Haddioan
Satanta
T. Haddican
Bob Holland
Cimarron
Richard van Gundy
Ellinwood
Holland
Garden
R. E
Boots) Boxberger
Russell
Reed Fleury
Scott City
Ralph Krey
Garden City
Glenn Herrman
Offerle
Tom McKelvy
Ernest Krey
Montezuma
Dick Bailey
Liberal
Bernie Frigon
Cimron
Bison
Manhattan
Friss Boone
Rusty Meinert
Boone
Kevin Sterling
Billy Burrows
Meinert
Steve Cowan
Russ Boone
Garden City Bison fall in late rally at Legion tourney
In a tense Sunday Legion youth baseball opener, Manhattan 17ers erased a 4-1 Garden City lead with a seven run final inning, winning 6-5. Garden City, 21-10 this season in its first Legion tournament, saw seven managerial and fielding miscues from Manhattan but still could not hold.
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Ottawa
Garrden City
State American Legion
Bison
Garden City
Manhattan
McPherson
McPerson
Hays
Garden
John Bergkamp
Dale Allerheiligen
Gary Yenzer
Theottom
Kevin Sterling
Mark Douglas
Bergkamp
Robert Sanders
Garden City Girls sweep Hays in doubleheader
Garden City girls dominated the intercity softball doubleheader at North Playground in Hays. In game one the Browns defeated the Giants 10 to 6, with both teams totaling nine hits. In game two the Reds beat the Panthers 8 to 2, as the Reds led 11 to 2 in hits.
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North Playground
Hays
Browns
Garden City
Zero Canvas
Giants
Reds
Delta Irrigation
Panthers
Garden City Teague
Namath Out Until November After Knee Surgery
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath had his left knee cartilage removed in a Sunday morning operation at Lennox Hill Hospital. Jets team physician Dr. James Nicholas said the injury is not career ending and Namath is expected to be back by mid November, though timing remains uncertain. The injury occurred during a Saturday exhibition against the Detroit Lions in Tampa, where Namath attempted to tackle Lions player Mike Lucci and was injured as Detroit won 28-24.
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NEW York
Joe Namath
New York Jets
James Nicholas
Jets
Namath
Nicholas
Lennox Hill House
Ken
Detroit Lions
Tampa
Fla
Les White
Lion
Mike Lucci
Detroit
Lucci
Paul Naumoff
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