Rasch wins Guthrie bull ride in PBR event title
Rasch rode three bulls for 250 points to win the Guthrie Bull Nanza, the eighth stop on the PBR Built Ford Tough Series, earning $27,490 and rising to 10th in 2003 standings. Afterward he traveled to Los Angeles for neck X rays following a January headfirst dismount in Bossier City, with ongoing neck soreness.
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Jonesville
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Garden City Buffalos climb to GA No 1 in wrestling
Garden City High School wrestling, ranked No 1 in GA by the Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association, dominated Hays 56-12 and Great Bend 71-6 in a Western Athletic Conference triangular. Dusty Briggs earned the deciding pin at 112 pounds, as GCHS moved to four No 1 ranked wrestlers and eyes to finish state season atop the rankings.
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Hays
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Indians
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Manhattan
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State
Joe Sullivan
Paul Lappin
Ryan Kramer
Sublette’s Lehning Leads unbeaten Lady Larks into spotlight
Shalee Lehning, a sophomore at Sublette High, tops the 14-0 Lady Larks and state rankings. Coach Barry Lucas cites her hard work, drive, and potential rivaling Jackie Stiles, as Lehning eyes future success and stays grounded by family.
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Lady Larks
Sublette
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Larks
Telegram Area
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Sharee Lehning
Lucas
Claflin
Southwest Missouri State
Jackie Stiles
WNBA
Kansas
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Wyoming
State
Moscow girls basketball keeps 1A unbeaten run alive
Area notebook notes Moscow Wildcats as one of just two undefeated teams in Class 1A. Coach Aaron Roop says every game carries a target and that fear of tomorrow drives the team to stay sharp.
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Moscow
Aaron Roop
Roop
Royals owner unveils plan to reach .500 and rebuild
Kansas City Royals owner David Glass told about 2,500 fans at the annual luncheon that the team will first reach a .500 record and then invest more. He noted payroll cuts of over 10 million after a franchise record 100 losses last season and pledged a young core that can mature, amid postseason drought since 1985 and competitive lull since 1994.
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Kansas City, Mo
David Glass
Kansas City Royals
Glass
Royals
Tiger Woods to resume PGA Tour at Buick Invitational
Tiger Woods returns from knee surgery after a two month layoff, set to play in the Buick Invitational at Torrey Pines. He reports no knee pain and notes the real test will be the competition and walking the course next week.
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Woods
San Diego
Torrey Pines
Thousand Oaks
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