Earnhardt Dies In Last-Lap Daytona 500 Crash
Dale Earnhardt died after a last lap crash at Daytona 500 era changing day for NASCAR. The Intimidator’s wreck halted the race, prompting vigil infield and reactions from drivers like Jeremy Mayfield. The incident marked a major blow to auto racing amid Dodge’s return and a multi year TV deal.
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Buffaloes land 11 at state after regional third finish
Garden City earns 11 state berths from the 6A regional at Wichita South High School, finishing third with 170 1/2 points. Leaders Jason Nichols, Paul Lappin, Shannon Ford, and Marcus West won titles, while Tam Vo and Justin Schiffner claimed runner-up spots and six others joined the state field. Hutchinson led qualifiers with 13, Maize had 12, and Wichita West advanced 10.
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Lemons Busters Defeat Trojans In Road Showdown
Kirby Lemons poured in a career high 35 points to power the Broacbusters past the Colby Trojans 97-81 at the Colby Community Building. Colby, missing top scorer Larry House due to a suspension, played with eight players as Garden City earned a new note in the season’s tight Jayhawk Conference race.
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Lady Busters Fall Short in Colby Thriller
Colby center Katie Kurtosi, a 6 foot 4 standout, sparked a 68 65 home victory by scoring a go ahead layup with 28 seconds left and swatting a late Shelley Novack shot. Colby edges Garden City after seven unanswered points tied the game.
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Beavers Slip Past Colby for 4A Regional Wrestling Title
Scott City Beavers led by upper weight wrestlers Levi Heinrich Brandon Numrich Josh Hoeme Jeremy McEachern and Gerrad Speer sealed a 5 1/2 point win over Colby to claim the team championship at the 4A regional in Hugoton Speer pinned Larned's Keast to cap the rally and tie the meet with a clinching pin Speer noted the pre tournament forecast from Lippelmann that the Beavers would not settle for second again.
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Garden City Broacbusters stumble in opening weekend
The 2001 baseball season opens slowly for Garden City as they drop four games. Rain in Gainesville forced a rescheduling, and Clarendon swept them 8-5 and 8-7 while North Central Texas swept Sunday with 6-5 in eight innings and 11-2. The team had no home runs, five extra-base hits, and 13 errors as coach Todd Briggs blamed missed innings rather than a single fault. They plan a home twinbill with Lamar on Wednesday at 3 p.m.
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