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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1973
Page
1
An in-depth look at sacrifice concepts in baseball and slow pitch softball from Hutchinson tournament discussion. Explains sacrifice fly criteria, bunt sacrifices, and why certain plays are not counted as sacrifices. Highlights Kansas slow pitch growth and praises Tom Brungardt as a key softball figure with long service at the Telegram.
Historic standings show East leaders Baltimore Boston Detroit New York and Milwaukee with varying games back as West leaders Oakland Kansas City Minnesota and California clash. Results include Baltimore 6 Kansas City 0 and Cleveland 11 Texas 5 among others, with National League and American League matchups and upcoming games. The note ends with a non-sequitur sentence about Finland’s earliest inhabitants, the Lapps.
Dave McNally limited the Royals to three hits as Baltimore won 6-0, extending their streak to seven. Bobby Grich had four hits and three RBIs, Rich Coggins added a homer and RBI, while McNally improved to 13-13 after a solid outing. The Reds and Cardinals game details appear mixed in the text.
Garden City Community College's Broncbusters board five days of practice with 52 of 68 initial candidates remaining. Coach George Walstad says defense will be bigger and faster with largely new personnel, highlighting four ends and several tackles and linebackers. Alumni game set Sept. 8 at Memorial Stadium. season opener Sept. 15 vs Independence in Jayhawk Conference action.
Taber, a Kingman freshman punter, started at linebacker for the West squad in the state high school all star game. Don Pile of Garden City High is at the University of Kansas on a football scholarship. Also in the game defensive end Steve Miller of Wichita Bishop Carroll joined Wallstad’s prospects.
Garden City athlete Doug Steinle earned a state tennis runner up finish last week at the annual DeMolay Conclave in Dodge City. Maurice Martin placed fourth. Attendees included Martin, Stanley Parks, Guy Gibson, Steinle, Larry Topper, Bryce Stonehocker, and Earl Parrish. Stonehocker, former Garden City Master Councilor, received the DeMolay Order’s highest honor, the Degree of Chevalier.
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