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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2003
Page
9
Sports writer Matthew Sprague argues warm-up music shapes motivation more than fans notice. He endorses rap beats, warns against Jock Jams remakes, cites teen preferences, and praises school bands when tuning up for games.
Former Garden City High School star Melanie Lightner backs Matt Ellis to revitalize the Lady Buffs by starting a youth academy for grades 3-6 at Alta Brown, Jennie Wilson and Garfield. Sponsored by Commercial Federal and others, the program meets Mondays and Thursdays to teach fundamentals and early exposure to Ellis' schemes.
Dale Earnhardt Jr led Daytona practice and qualifying before Jeff Green in the No. 30 Chevrolet owned by Richard Childress Racing edged him for the pole. Green praised his team and said the win should boost their Daytona 500 chances as Earnhardt Jr. and Michael Waltrip trailed in the order.
Garden City High School senior Lindsay Wright signed a letter of intent to play for Dodge City Community College the next season. Wright batted .351 with 20 RBIs last year and will join a program that has reached two of the last three NJCAA national tournaments. The move aims to boost her exposure to NCAA Division I and II programs through Dodge City’s schedule. Wright praised the coaching and program fit while noting the infield role she’s poised to fill.
Garden City Commission may approve higher annual rates for Buffalo Dunes Golf Course members after Golf Advisory Board proposal. Adults would pay $400, seniors $300, families $565, youths $100, with weekend and holiday after 5 pm play still $2 and a $3 per player tournament fee. An April 1 effective date is planned pending commission approval at February 25.
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