Road not easy for Busters in tough conference clash
Garden City, ranked No. 3, prepares to defend the Jayhawk Conference title as four new coaches enter the league. Northeastern Oklahoma A&M visits Coffeyville in a non-conference opener while Coffeyville, Dodge City, Fort Scott, Hutchinson, Independence, and Butler County adjust to fresh leadership and rising competition. Garden City features four returning starters including Jon Hawk Lance Carson and Derrick Pope.
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Jayhawk Community College
Bob Larson
Garden City
Broacbusters
Northeastern Oklahoma A&m
Coffeyville
Jeff Leiker
Fort Hays State
Butler County
Hutchinson
John Rossetti
Dodge City
Larson
Kevin
Verdugo
Fort Scott
Keith Kent
Independence
National Junior College Athletic Association
Glendale
Ariz
Jon Hawk
Lance Carson
Derrick Pope
Ronald McClendon
Leiker
Muhammad
Nick Barros
Matt London
Clark McCracken
James Taylor
Bill Whittemore
Rossetti
Conquistadors
Bernard Godfrey
Antonio Sears
Darnell Jordan
Highland
Jeff Abbott
Scotties
Anthony Chambers
Steve Brown
Marcus Whitmore
Levangalis Beasley
Roughened Packers topple Broncos in preseason showcase
Green Bay, missing 12 frontline players including Ahman Green and Dorsey Levens, won 22-7 as Antonio Freeman left with a concussion after a helmet to jaw hit by Broncos cornerback Eric Brown. Freeman’s status ahead of Saturday’s matchup with Miami is doubtful. The NFL’s heightened hits crackdown loomed over the game.
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Green Bay. Wis
Green Bay Packers
Antonio Freeman
Packers
Denver
Freeman
Favre
Eric Brown
Brown
Ian Gold
Mike Shanahan
Mike Sherman
NFL
Sherman
Miami
Ahman Green
Dorsey Levens
Broncos
Ray Rhodes
Lambeau Field
Mike McKenzie
Denver Broncos
Rod Smith
Green Bay
Wis
Mireles Leads Buffs To Third In Great Bend Opener
Garden City's Hailey Mireles fired 65 to place second as the Buffaloes finish third in an 18 hole opener at Great Bend. Dodge City wins with 353, Hays 368, Garden City 391, Newton fourth at 408. Ashley Johnson 98, Carly Dale 101, Beth Crotty 106, Tara Oppliger 115, Mallory Walker 117.
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Garden City Buffalo
Brad Springston
Great Bend
Buffaloes
Dodge City
Hays
Springston
Garden City
Newton
Hailey Mireles
Shelby White
Hailey
Ulysses
Mireles
Ashley Johnson
Carly Dale
Beth Crotty
Tara Oppliger
Mallory
Dunes evens up series with Brookover win
Buffalo Dunes defeats Southwind Country Club 19 1/2 to 16 1/2 to tie the Earl C. Brookover Cup at a weekend event. The 6 two man teams qualified from City Championship results played lowball and alternate shot across Buffalo Dunes and Southwind, setting up a renewed city rivalry.
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Dunes
Brookover
Buffalo Dunes
Southwind Country Club
Southwind
United States
Paul Parker
Ephedrine Not linked to Wheeler death Northwestern athlete dies
Medical examiner says Rashidi Wheeler had ephedrine in his system after his Aug. 3 collapse but did not cause death. Asthma, specifically exercise-induced bronchial asthma, is the likely cause. Wheeler had no albuterol in system. University probe continues into supplement use and emergency preparedness.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Rashidi Wheeler
Cook County
Edmund Donoghue
Wheeler
Evanston Hospital
Donoghue
Linda Will
Jesse Jackson
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Randall Schwartz
Will
NCAA
Ma Huang
Sting rally ends Rockers in first round upset
In Cleveland, the Charlotte Sting toppled the Rockers 72-64 to win the best-of-three series 2-1 and reach the Eastern Conference finals led by Tonya Edwards 15 points Andrea Stinson 14 and Tammy Sutton-Brown Shalonda Enis 12 each. The Sting face the Miami New York winner in the next round.
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Charlotte Sting
Cleveland Rockers
Tonya Edwards
Andrea Stinson
Tammy Sutton-Brown
Shalonda Enis
Sting
Charlotte
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Lisa Leslie
Houston
Sparks
Staples Center
Comets
Tina Thompson
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Houston Comets
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