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Garden City Telegram in Garden City, Kansas

20 Aug 2014

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Garden City Telegram

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Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 2014

Page

9

Longhorns Install New Boss Kent Teeter For Holcomb football

Kent Teeter takes over the Holcomb Longhorns as head coach replacing Jerry Johnson who moves to staff. Teeter mentors a staff including Jack Johnson and Brandon Hill while his son Trey, a junior, joins at quarterback. The team opens drills with 54 players present as Sleep sits out season due to shoulder surgery.

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Holcomb Longhorns Trail Kent Teeter Teeter Goodland Cowboys Great Bend Hays HHS Jerry Johnson Longhorns Trey Scott City Trey Sleep Trey Teeter Blake Richmeier Holcomb High School New Holcomb High School
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Whitehair shifts to left tackle for Kansas State

Kansas State's Cody Whitehair moves from guard to left tackle amid veteran line expectations. Coach Charlie Dickey credits Whitehair's work ethic and versatility, aided by B J Finney and Jake Waters, as he embraces a critical new role on the 2014 Wildcats.

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Manhattan Cody Whitehair Kansas State Whitehair K-State B.J. Finney Boston Stiverson Wildcats Jake Waters Charlie Dickey Abilene Cody Dickey Finney Jake Phoenix
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Infante powers Royals past Rockies at Coors Field

Ned Yost, celebrating his 60th, shuffled a lineup with Perez returning from knee injury and Infante batting second. Infante fueled a 7-4 Royals win with four RBIs and three doubles, pushing his season total to a career high 57 as Kansas City won their fourth of five on the road and moved toward a sweep and ninth straight series victory.

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Denver Colorado Ned Yost Royals Rockies Salvador Perez Perez Mike Moustakas Omar Infante Infante Billy Butler Alex Gordon Yost Minneapolis Adam Ottavino RBI Coors Field Kansas City James Shields Shields Charlie Blackmon Drew Stubbs Blackmon
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