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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 2003

Page

9

Garden City Seahawks dominate home swim meet led by Chester

Erik Chester won four 9 10 division events sprinting to wide margins at the Garden City Big Pool meet. The Seahawks scored 642.5 points, outpacing Guymon Swim Club by 122 as Bryan Hamlett and Phillip Shaffer added multiple wins. Twenty meet records fell, including two by Claire Dunford, with Morning practices fueling the team's strong showing.

Erik Chester Chester Garden City Seahawks Seahawks Casey Wise Guymon Okla.) Swim Club Seahawk Bryan Hamlett Phillip Shaffer Garden City Claire Dunford Alexa Shaffer Big Pool

Depleted Blues swept in twinbill at Elkhart

Garden City Blues fall 8-5 and 5-2 as errors haunt a depleted lineup missing four players including Salais and St Clair. Elkhart jumps on two second inning errors to erase early deficits, while Blues manage just three hits in game two. Coach Wayne Claar notes the shifts in outfield contributed to five Blues errors and that the team returns with a busy schedule after playing nearly every other day.

Garden City Blues Wayne Claar Elkhart Blues Claar Socorro Salais Scott St. Clair Garden City Brett Mesa Matt Irsik

Becker Enters Tennis Hall of Fame at 35

Becker becomes the second-youngest inductee into the Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport Rhode Island. He says he never considered a comeback after retiring in 1999 and jokes about wearing shorts again. Bjorn Borg remains the youngest at age 31 in 1987.

Becker Newport R.I Boris Becker Martina Navratilova Bjorn Borg

Royals sweep Rangers as May wins fourth straight

Darrell May improved to 4-4 with a five inning win, Kansas City completing its first three game sweep in Texas since 1980. Julis Matos and Angel Berroa homered, Beltran drove in runs, as the Royals pull seven games ahead of the White Sox in the AL Central before the All-Star break.

Arlington Texas Darrell May Kansas City May Rangers Royals Chicago White Sox Julis Matos Angel Berroa Carlos Beltran RBI Matos Beltran Ken Harvey Berran Tony Pena Pena Tony Mounce Seattle

Dodgers roll into All-Star break with 9-3 win over Rockies

Jolbert Cabrera's three-run first inning double and Wilson Alvarez's victory pace Los Angeles to a 9-3 win in Denver as the Dodgers end a rough first half. The club had dropped 14 of 19 but showed life with multi-hit efforts and five first-inning runs, trading dominance with San Francisco for NL West lead earlier in June. Alvarez earned his first win in over a year, Cesar Izturis and Alex Cora added early run support, and Cabrera capped the rally with the three-run drive.

Denver Los Angeles Dodgers Jolbert Cabrera Wilson Alvarez Dodgers Colorado Los Angeles San Francisco Giants Jim Tracy Rockies Alvarez Denny Neagle Cesar Izturis Neagle Alex Cora Shawn Green Cabrera

Court bears Krug's name on Grimsley-Harmon tennis court

The eastern court of the southwestern set at Grimsley-Harmon Tennis Complex was renamed the Bob Krug Championship Court in honor of longtime Garden City High School coach Bob Krug. About 75 people attended a Sunday ceremony, including former and current GCHL players, with Krug surprised by the tribute.

Bob Krug Grimsley-Harmon Tennis Complex Garden City High School Krug GCHL

Krugs dominate Garden City Open senior division title run

The Krug family swept the Garden City Open with Chad Krug winning the men’s championship 6-4 7-5 over Ryan Clark of Pratt. Amanda Krug captured the women’s crown 6-1 6-3 against Darcy Wells, while Bob and Chad Krug won men’s doubles. Greg Gore beat Tim Plumlee in 45s, Preston Moore beat Gary Elliott in 35s, and Geoff Plumlee and Amber Plumlee won mixed doubles. Tournament director Bob Krug praised turnout and breadth of players from Nebraska to Pratt.

Krug Krugs Grimsley-Harmon Tennis Complex Chad Krug Garden City Gardner Ryan Clark Pratt Amanda Krug Kansas City Kan Darcy Wells Bob Krug Tim Plumlee Geoff Plumlee Ulysses Greg Gore Topeka Preston Moore Belleville Gary Elliott Nebraska Wichita Amber Plumlee

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