Garden City Bowling teams drop road tilt to Liberal Redskins
Garden City High School bowling teams, boys and girls, lost at Liberal. Boys 2464 to 1976, girls 1898 to 1821. Liberal’s Conner Warren led with 544, Tyler Brungardt 644 top. Garden City’s Brendan Schnaithman 527 and Michael Heatwole 525 stood out. Girls trio Ashley Kells, Morgan Landgraf, Erika Motley rallied in final set but fell short. Both squads next duel Dodge City in conference action.
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Kentucky Tops No.3 Tennessee In Rupp Upset
Kentucky knocks off top-ranked Tennessee 72 66 at home as Jodie Meeks lifts the crowd and Perry Stevenson credits belief and healthy play. The Wildcats break Tennessee’s 11 game win streak and snap a rough nonconference stretch in a key SEC showdown.
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South Gray tops Jetmore 60 44 in league tourney opener
South Gray Rebels rebounded from a Tournament of Champions setback to beat Jetmore 60 to 44 in a Southern Plains Iroquois League first round game at Dodge City Civic Center. Coach Mark Applegate noted the tougher pace and adjusted to Jetmore's speed as Eli Applegate and Clyde Rodger faced early fouls.
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Brady plays Super Bowl with minor high ankle sprain
Tom Brady, the NFL MVP, walked without a boot in New York after a mild high ankle sprain that forced him to miss practice. He expects to start the Super Bowl on Feb. 3 against the New York Giants despite the injury, which coach Belichick called mild and Patriots officials kept quiet about.
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Federer edges Blake to reach Australian Open semis
Roger Federer defeated James Blake 7 5, 7 6(5), 6 4 to advance to the Australian Open semifinals, improving to 8 0 in his career against Blake. Federer, aiming for a third straight title at Melbourne Park, next meets Novak Djokovic as the tournament progresses.
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