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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2005
Page
9
A columnist urges baseball to adopt a hard salary cap, criticizing Bud Selig and lawmakers while praising Gary Bettman for NHL action. The piece argues a capped payroll could avert losses, citing Royals’ payroll contrasts and proposed fan ticket relief.
The NHL and owners agreed in a long bargaining session to resume play in the fall with a cost certainty framework and a hard salary cap linked to revenues. Players union chief Bob Goodenow is expected to push approval amid mixed feelings from stars like Wayne Gretzky who lamented losses across the league.
Tiger Woods surged to the top at St Andrews with seven birdies in nine holes, one bogey marred by the Old Course bunker. Jack Nicklaus began his Open farewell amid a crowded field including Els and Mickelson while London bombings victims are remembered.
Sean Thayer of Garden City seeded 24 and Wes Stonestreet of Sublette, seed 52, reach day one match play at Colbert Hills in Manhattan. Thayer drew Ryan Bina at 8:10 and Stonestreet faced Alex Wasinger at 8:40 after both made the cut. Jesse Schulte co medalist at 6 under and Tyler Shelton also at 6 under lead the field. Schulte to play Roy Edwards for top seed.
Lance Armstrong rode conservatively on a grueling mountain stage in France as Alexandre Vinokourov led to the stage win over Santiago Botero. Armstrong kept time losses minimal to hold the overall lead on Bastille Day with Paris in sight on July 24.
Garden City Bandits stranded 14 base runners, scoring only once as Dodge City beat them 6-1 in the Zone tournament opener. Kyle Blackburn hit in Brad Hoggatt for GC's lone run. Augusta pulled out, giving Garden City a bye to face the winner at 8 p.m. Reed started, went 3 1/3, then Blackburn finished.
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