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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2002
Page
8
A reader laments Tuesday's All-Star game ending in a tie and questions MLB's handling. The piece roasts circuit fatigue, cites Dr. Evil style tenure, and suggests absurd alternatives from home run derbies to robot pitchers. It ends with a plea for decisive action and notes a local football question.
Garden City Bandits erased a two run first inning deficit with five runs in the bottom half and six more in the second to rout Great Bend 12 2 in four innings. Nick Webb drove in five with a two run double and a two run single as Garret Kasper allowed one hit over three innings to earn the win. Webb, Bascue and Kasper starred for Garden City as they improve to 2 0 in zone play and prepare to meet Hays in the winner’s bracket final.
Blues lose eight inning game to Hutchinson 8 to 0 after only one hit. Coach Bill Wilson cites lack of heart and preparation as the team’s ongoing issue as Kansas City Sluggers losses earlier in the week add to the frustration. Jacob Waller pitches seven innings, allowing seven hits and eight runs. Stan Klaus delivers Blues' lone hit in the second inning.
Milwaukee AP Bud Selig vows a quick fix to prevent any future All-Star game ending in a tie. He targets roster usage and insistence on longer appearances by starters, arguing managers overused players to boost TV ratings.
Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City Chiefs tight end, stars for the Miami Heat rookies and free agents as they beat the Pacers 72 to 71. He leads with 11 rebounds and tight defense, scoring two points on 1-for-7 shooting and keeping a wide smile after a nervous start. Heat assistant Stan Van Gundy praises his effort and potential.
INVERNESS FL A P report says Ted Williams daughter Bobby-Jo Ferrell urges John Glenn and Presidents Bush to intervene as she fights half-brother John Henry Williams over freezing the Hall of Famer at Alcor in Scottsdale. She asserts Williams wished for cremation, while doctors say the freezing motive was loving and not for profit.
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