Charmane Smith Among State's Top Athletes
Dighton high school sprinter and long jumper Charmane Smith, 16, emerges as Kansas and Midwest standout. Competing for Thunderbelt Club of Topeka, she places high in national meets, anchors relays, and targets upcoming AAU and Junior Olympics events while balancing a busy travel schedule from Lawrence to Ann Arbor and Spokane.
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Rec Loop Schedule Passes Through Friday Night Games
Friday schedule lists multiple leagues and venues in Garden City. Baseball is led by Prep League at City Reservoir with Padres and Giants at 7 p.m. Minor League games at East Meld Central West. Major League features Indians vs Pilots and Cowboys vs Royals at select East West fields. Softball and girls leagues fill City Reservoir, Planet Zodiac and Cleaver Field with various matchups and times from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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City Reservoir
Padres Ye
Giants
Bawnees
Apaches
Shawnees
Mohawks
Kiowas
Holoohnts
Indians
Pilots
Cowboys
Royals
Rotary
Deerfield
Holcomb
Lakin
Tigers
Bengals
Panthera
Virgo
Taurus
Prairie League
Cleaver Peard
Cottontails
Coyotes
Rainbow League
Cleaver Field
Reds
Greens
Oranges
Golds
Garden National Bank Ve. Smith Land Co
Rec League Results From City Recreation Games
Thursday evening programs show scores across multiple leagues. Notable results include Mustang 12 over Shetlands, Braves 3 over Chiefs, Comanches 6 over Sioux, Cherokees 16 over Azteca, Yanks 8 over Twin Oilers, Kiwanie 9 over Lions, Lions 20 over Longhorns, Rams 25 over Jupiter 97, Falcons 7 over Hawks, Southwest Carpet 4 over Bhresman Packing, Kinney Glass 10 over Kinney Glass 7, Meteoros 9 over Oswalt, Garden Morning 206 over Sunflowers, Tulipa 34 over Violeta, Wingo 14 over Pisces, Libra 12 over Aries, Bunnies 10 over Chipmunks, Blue 8 over Aaalt, Deerfield 12 over Holcomb.
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Shetlands
Braves
Chiefs
Comanches
Sioux
Cherokees
Azteca
Kansas
Navajes
Letgne — Yanks
Twin Oilers
Holcomb
Kiwanie
Lions
Odd Fellows
Sublette
Boya
Longhorns
Rams
Fevent Letgue
Jupiter
Mara
Falcons
Hawks
Southwest Carpet
Bhresman Packing
Dart- In
Kinney Glass
Santa Fe Metors
Deerfield
Oswalt Industries
Sunflowers
Tulipa
Violeta
Zodiac
Wingo
Pisces
Libra
Aries
Prairie League
Bunnies
Chipmunks
Rainbow
Blue
Smith
Ablette
Unpredictable Robinson Delivers For Orioles In 4-3 Win
Brooks Robinson provided two run-scoring singles including the tiebreaker in the eighth to lift the Baltimore Orioles past the Chicago White Sox 4-3. The rest of the AL saw Boston, New York, Detroit, Oakland and Minnesota win, with Aparicio reaching 10,000 at bats and a late surge from Tommy Harper and Johnny Callison boosting their teams.
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Minnesota
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Indians
Red Sox
Rangers
Luis Aparicio
Twins
Minth
Rusty Torres
John Brohamer
John Lowenstein
Oscar Gamble
Lowenstein
Sanders
Dave Goltz
George Hendrick
Standings and schedules in early baseball league play
The Associated Press standings cover the National and American Leagues with records for Oakland Kansas City California Chicago Minnesota St Louis Montreal Texas Pittsburgh San Diego New York Los Angeles Baltimore Detroit San Francisco Houston and more. The column features win loss totals, games back and pending matchups for Thursday Friday and Sunday schedules across East Central and West divisions.
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Delphia
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Diego
Greif
Jenkins
Angeles
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Ellis
San
Francisco
Bradley
W. L. Pet
Weiskopf Dazzles British Open Golf at Troon
Tom Weiskopf, seeking a major win, holds a three stroke lead after two rounds at Troon. He posted a 36 hole total of 135 under par, while Johnny Miller Bert Yancey and Jack Nicklaus chased. Weiskopf credits improved focus and concentration as he aims to win one of the sport’s big four events. Defending champ Lee Trevino laments his round as he falls further back. Don Sutton led NL pitchers in shutouts last year with nine.
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England
Tom Weiskopf
Scotlland
Johnny Miller
Bert Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Yancey
Miller
Nicklaus
U.S
Weiskopf
Columbus
Lee Trevino
Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodger
Chmelka Takes Ladies Day Golf Victory at Garden City
Garden City Country Club hosted a Ladies Day with 18 hole winner Marolyn Chmelka. Grace Craig led multiple flights while Sandy Shofner, Wanda Eisner and Babs Gardiner topped P hole divisions. Next Tuesday features most holes play with five stroke targets and listed pairings include Corley Chmelka Maxfield Sloan and Craig Diggs Eisner Burris Lie.
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Marolyn Chmelke
Garden City Country Club
Grace Craig
Sandy Shofner
Wanda Eisner
Babs Gardiner
Judy Nusser
Low Kansas Women's Golf Assn
Ecore
Erdene Corley
Mardyn Chmelka
Lee Maxfield
Donia Sloan
Eva Marie Diggs
Raye Eisner
Florence Burris
Bernice Anderson
Nellis Lie
Francesa Cox
Peggy Maye
Brandis Balyer
Charlotte Spikes
Lamune
Dilemma for Cowboys QB Job Faces Landry Again
The Dallas Cowboys face a quarterback dilemma as Roger Staubach and Craig Morton contend for the starting job with coach Tom Landry stating the position is up for grabs. Staubach and Morton express confidence. John Unitas discusses arm strength as he contemplates ongoing play with the San Diego Chargers. Eddie McAshan leaves New England Patriots after set Georgia Tech passing records. Mark Prill of Port Townsend earns a $1,000 NCAA scholarship.
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Dallas
UNC
Washington
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San Diego Chargers
Eddie McAshan
Georgia Tech
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McAshan
Patriots
New England
Busy Softball Slate At Finnup Park This Weekend
A busy schedule fills Fansier and Cleaver fields at Finnup Park with makeup games moved up from earlier dates. Doubleheaders include Farm Bureau versus Shadan a Lodge, Rabbite versus team, and Rainbow League matches featuring Holcomb, Sansiee, Browns, Blues, and Reds among others.
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Finnup Park
Fancher Field
City Recreation Dept
Condesis
Squirrels
Bunnies
Farm Burea
Shadena Lodge
Deerfield
Stookover Feedy
St Smith Sand Co
Eee
Rainbow League
Holcomb
Eamera
Sansiee Field
Blues
Browns
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