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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2003
Page
9
Brad Hallier argues American sports face issues of racism and sexism but claims overall conditions are better than perceived. He contrasts NFL hiring, golf invitations, and a hostile soccer incident in Poland with U S openness to discuss discrimination, urging continued progress.
No 17 Garden City Lady Busters improved to 22-4 overall and 10-2 in the Jayhawk West by defeating Dodge City 81-69 at the Broacbuster gym. Jasmine Irving led with 30 points, Chareka Terry added 23, and Laura Banda sparked a 15-0 run in the first half as Garden City pulled away.
Dodge City Conquistadors defeated Garden City Community College 69 to 47 as GCCC shot 33 percent and managed only seven baskets in the first half. Coach Earl Diddle called the effort uninspired and embarrassing, while guard Clarence Williams urged a quicker response after slow starts.
Annika Sorenstam accepted an invitation to compete in the Colonial in May, aiming to test how she stacks up against men on a PGA Tour course. Tiger Woods commented on curiosity about the gender gap in golf as she seeks to prove her ability.
No. 5 Kansas State topped Nebraska 64-47 as Kendra Wecker scored 16 and Nicole Ohlde 14. Wecker added eight rebounds while Ohlde reached 1,500 career points. The Wildcats, holding the Huskers to 37 percent shooting and a 38-29 rebounding edge, led 34-16 at half and pulled away in the second half.
In the Garden City Telegram report, Sublette and Syracuse loom as No. 2 Sublette and No. 1 Syracuse likely to meet in the Class 2A sub state final after a 55 48 double overtime Sublette win, with coaches Monty Marlin and Andy Coleman cautious about expectations and changes.
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