Bison finish third in state Legion tourney
Garden City Bison youth baseball ends 1972 season at 17-18 after a 7-0 loss to Hays in the losers bracket final. Hays builds a 7-run third inning as Garden City struggles with pitching depth and timely errors. Key hits include Jude Stecklein 3-for-3 and Groff’s two hits for Hays.
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Nick Guerrero
Guerrero
Jude Stecklein
Phil Groff
Mike Scott
Fred Joy
Terry Dinkle
Boggs
Groff
Kevin
Douglass
Gary Pratt
Jim Clanton
Allen Humboldt
Standings enter the American and National Leagues
The AP reports East standings show New York leading with 53 wins and 48 losses, Baltimore 56-47, Detroit 47-46, and Boston 52-50. West lists Oakland 42-43 and Kansas City 49-54. NL tables include Pittsburgh 65-38 and New York 55-47, with several matches from Tuesday and Wednesday results across leagues.
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Hays and El Dorado Face Off For Legion Tourney Title
Hays and El Dorado meet at Clint Lightmer Field at 8 p.m. in the state American Legion youth baseball final with the winner earning a regional berth in Hastings Nebraska. Hays seeks a fifth state crown with six-year dominance while El Dorado, 31-14, aims for its second title.
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Fifteen Raceway Events At Garden City Raceways Saturday Night
Fifteen events were run at Garden City Raceways Saturday night featuring micro-midgets 91-A go-karts and motorcycles. Results list winners across multiple heats semis and finals with names such as George Rice Doug Mapes Mike Ward Dan Crist Danny Kurz Norman Meyers Randy Puls Larry Geist Bill Snyder Joe Gray and others.
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Bob Peirana
Dan Crist
George Rice
Ron Walker
Mike Ward
Doug Hapes
Ronald Wolfe
John_MccBrown
Mary Wert
Danny Kurz
Norman Meyers
Danny Kura
Nore Iman Meyers
Danny Kure
Anepate
Jeff Gray
Gary Garrison
Roger Hostedter
Jon Clarke, Jr
Ron Belt
Ken Math Geist
Randy Puls
Larry Ist
Bill Snyder
Joe Gray
Bill Meyers
Larry Bussby
Joe Clarke
Roger Hostetter
Ramly Puls
Mike Grover
Kenneth Geist
Teams Slated For Lakin Play In Invitational
Eleven teams from Juakin Garden City Deerfield Scott City Holcomb Scots and Ulysses begin the Lakin Invitational slow pitch tournament Thursday through Sunday. The double elimination meet assigns four games Thursday five Friday and five more Saturday with play resuming at 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Garden City Golf Tourney Invites 100 Competitors
The Garden City Country Club hosts its annual men’s invitational this weekend with 100 players invited from Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Colorado. Saturday features an 18 hole first round, flights formed for Sunday with a 27 hole championship flight. prize pool about 1200 dollars.
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World's 'Fastest' Human Cut by Oakland Raiders
Olympic 100 meter champion Jimmy Hines was cut by the Oakland Raiders amid roster trimdowns as NFC clubs reached 60 players. Hines previously starred in 1968 Mexico City games and faced a brief pro career after NFL stints with the Dolphins and Chiefs. Other teams made notable changes including Patriots cutting eight veterans and Lions/Bears trades and injuries shaping their rosters.
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Scheinblum Scores On Infield Pop Fly In Royals Victory
Kansas City edged Oakland 4 3 as Scheinblum scored on a disputed infield pop fly in the third. Umpires charged Tim Cullen with an error on the play after debate on RBI andSacrifice fly, with Patek's ninth inning single sealing the win.
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Exercise for Women Aids Body Fat and Form
The piece urges regular taxing exercise for both genders to reduce fat and firm muscles. It notes spot reduction is ineffective, promotes abdominal work and a brisk 15 minute daily walk, and suggests swimming tennis skating and skiing as lifelong fitness options for women and their daughters.
West German Youths Invited to Summer Olympics
The West German Youth and Sports Federation invites 50,000 youths from around the world to the Summer Olympic Games in Munich Germany.
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