Pondering pigskins and gridiron outlooks in Kansas
Garden City action weighs in on high school and college football prospects. GCHS Buffaloes face uncertain depth with key losses but gain noted players and strong special teams. Jayhawk Conference race tight between Garden City, Butler, and Coffeyville. Kansas and Kansas State outlooks hinge on QB health and tough early road trips. Marshall stands as a potential threat to K State. Brad Hallier files from the Telegram.
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Kurt Bangle
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Ryan Kramer
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Garden City Bandits stun top seed Great Bend in tourney
Garden City Bandits spoiled Great Bend by beating the No. 1 seed 3-2 after a four-hitter by Pete Chamberlain and seven walks by the Strong Bend pitchers. Garden City had earlier eliminated Pratt 10-2 in the play-in game. The zone seven tournament at Dodge City continues with several games listed for today and Saturday.
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Texas Wesleyan signs Urteaga from Garden City
Vanessa Urteaga, a steady infielder from Garden City Community College, signed a letter of intent to join NAIA Texas Wesleyan in Fort Worth. Coach Phil Terpstra praised her consistent improvement, work ethic, and shift from singles to power hitting during her two seasons with the Broacbusters.
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Blues salvage 13 run win in Legion action
Blues coach Wayne Claar faced heavy arms concern after a 13 to 8 game two victory over Scott City with Jacob Waller earning the win despite eight runs allowed. Blues improved to 15 and 12 while scoring in four straight innings, as Scott City fought back to avoid the run rule.
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Unfo Ee
Aan Leon
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Jacob) Waller
Waller
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Chase Frank
Royals stun skeptics with unlikely 2003 revival
Kansas City defies low payroll and injury woes to surge in 2003 after a 100-loss season. Ken Harvey hails magical start as Tony Pena gains manager of the year buzz. Jose Lima and Mike Lee spark bullpen comeback amid a hopeful season in the AL Central.
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Ken Harvey
Royals
Tony Pena
Jose Lima
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Desi Relaford
Colorado Rockies
Shawn Chacon
Denver
Woods falters at British Open opening round
Tiger Woods opens at Royal St George's with a triple bogey after losing his first shot in the rough. He recovers to shoot 73 as Hennie Otto leads with a 68. Greg Norman also posts 69 as Davis Love III joins him. Ernie Els struggles early.
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Shark
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Ernie Els
Sergio Garcia
Luke Donald
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