Garden City Names Ray Sewall New Football Coach
Ray Sewall a Brownwood Texas native and North Texas State graduate was named head football coach at Garden City Community College. A veteran recruiter he previously led New Mexico Military Institute to a 14 7 record in two seasons and earned praise for academic focus and team welfare plans including a faculty breakfast club and a professor of the week program. He emphasized personal contact with players and a commitment to academics alongside on field success.
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Frank Gardiner
Brownwood
Texas
High Plains
North Texas State University
Ray Sewalt
Garden City Community College
Sewalt
North Texas
North Texas State
Wharton County Junior College
Wharton
Garden City
Sewall
New Mexico Military Institute
Institute
Roswell
Broncos
NMMI
Garden City Post
Lamar University
Beaumont
Moe Cotter
Broacbuster
Thomas Saffell
Mike Philpot
Philpot
Sewallt
Mary Ann
Stephanie Suzanne
Shana Lea
Super Bowl XI1 Triumph Tops Critics By Grimsley
AP special correspondent Will Grimsley hails Super Bowl XI1 as the season’s peak, disproving claims of dull play. He lauds Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys for a dramatic 35-31 thriller, praising the game as a unifier amid national pressures and hype.
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MIAMI
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota
NBC
Francis
Terry
Lil Abner
Steelers
Appalachian Steel
Cowboys
Texas
NFL
Goliaths
Johnson Downs Syracuse In High Plains Conference Bout 62 to 34
Johnson Trojans rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Syracuse 62 34 at home. Johnson shot 38 percent from the field and 56 from the line while Syracuse sank 41 percent of its free throws. Mike Richter led Johnson with 12 rebounds and 12 points, Danny Von Hemel scored 17, and Johnson advances to face the Elkhart Sublette winner in the semifinal. Syracuse hosts a rematch with Johnson Thursday in the Homecoming game.
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Trojans
Bulldogs
Johnson
Mike Richter
Tim Bluhm
Syracuse
Danny von Hemel
Lakin Knocks Off Hugoton In High Plains Tourney Bout
Lakin Broncs dominate Hugoton Eagles 42 to 14 as Melissa Mouse leads Broncettes with 14 points and Barbara Trujillo tops Hugoton with 8. Lakin advances to Thursday semifinal at 4 00 p m CST.
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Johnson
Lakin Broncs
Hugoton Eagles
Melissa Mouse
Broncettes
Barbara Trujillo
Eagles
Lakin
Syracuse Girls Triumph In Conference Opener
Syracuse beats Tribune 41 to 20 in the High Plains Conference opener. Penny Hill scores 18 for Syracuse. Mona Harper leads Tribune with 13. Free throw shooting favors Syracuse, 56 percent to Tribune 52. Syracuse advances to semifinals, awaiting winner of Elkhart Hugoton. The Tribune loss ends their tournament run.
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Vahnson
Syracuse
Tribune
Jackrabbits
Penny Hill
Mona Harper
Bulldogs
P Hughes
Dikeman
Eddy
T. Huser
Crenshaw wins weather shortened Phoenix Open by one stroke
Ben Crenshaw captured the 54 hole Phoenix Open with a 199 total after rain shortened play. The event reduced from 72 to 54 holes and the purse dropped from 250000 to 187500.
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Associated Press
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Houston
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Betty Stove
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Lutherville
Tim Young
Minnesota North Stars
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New York Rangers
WSU Proposal Faces Legislative Objection
Kansas lawmakers are urged to keep scheduling between Wichita State and its larger peers, as DeLoss Dodds of Kansas State and Bob Marcum of Kansas contend the Legislature should not force KU and K State into WSU athletic matches. Rep. Mike Meacham, a WSU grad, bills to mandate such games, though past efforts lacked support in Topeka.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Kansas University
Kansas State
Wichita State
K-State
DeLoss Dodds
Dodds
Bob Marcum
Mike Meacham
Garden City girls advance in Goodland tourney with win over Atwood
Garden City High School girls beat Atwood 64 to 35 in the Goodland Tournament first round. Donna Stevenson led with 16 points, Cindy Gunn and Keeli Coulter added 14 each, with Coulter pulling seven boards and five assists. GC hosts Colby next at 9 15 p m after Colby advanced by forfeit over Strat.
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Garden City High School
Atwood
Donna Stevenson
Buffs
Cindy Gunn
Keeli Coulter
Coulter
Atwoo
Bob Sander
Sander
Gunn
Becky Walker
Garden City
Colby
Mehringer
Crosby
M. Elliott
Jacobson
Stevenson
Fillmore
Doll
K. Elliott
Walker
Leiddrant
Ruda
Argabmight
Merttick
Palmer
Beaugard
GeOr
Buff JV Mat Crew Sweeps Double Dual Victory
Garden City junior varsity wrestling swept a double dual over Tribune and Ulysses B with a 54-24 win over Tribune and a 29-26 win over Ulysses. Senior Greg Rains earned a fall, JV is 11 0, and assistant coach Mike Popejoy leads the team.
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Ulysses
Buffaloes
Jackrabbits
Greg Rains
Buffs
Tigers
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Mike Popejoy
Leoti Dighton Ulysses Capture Meet Victories
In Dighton tournament action Leoti beats Scott City 31 23 to finish fifth while Ulysses defeats Jetmore 59 32 and Dighton edges Ness City 43 38 in semifinals Ness City and Jetmore meet for third. Kay Griffith leads Ulysses with 24 points.
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Ulysses
Scott City
Indians
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Sharla
Scoti
Mark Chipman
Chipman
Jetmore
Ness City
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