Best of both worlds for McKee in rodeo and announcing
Lenapah Oklahoma rodeo announcer McKee stars at Cheyenne Frontier Days and set an arena record in steer roping with 10.2 seconds. He earned 6214 dollars and weighs whether to chase the overall title while continuing announcing duties amid Wrangler ProRodeo Tour action.
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McKee
Lenapah
Okla
PRCA
Pendleton
Cheyenne
Kelly Timberman
Mills
Wyo
Timberman
Will Lowe
Clay Mindeman
Cowboy
Apache
David Howard
Fallon
Nev
Terri Kaye Kirkland
Steve Purcella
Hereford
Texas
Britt Bockius
Claremore
Eakin
Casper
National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association
West Texas A & M University
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Prcas
Frontier Days
Omaha
Neb
Pro Am committee still seeking pros for 25th edition
The Southwest Kansas Pro-Am in Garden City trails with only 54 pros paid as of Thursday, far below recent years. Organizers shift to plan B, expanding amateur teams to five with a pro and widening tee times to sustain a strong event benefiting St. Catherine Hospital's Newborn Intensive Care Unit.
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Southwest Kansas
Garden City
Wichita
Omaha
Kent Colvin
High Plains Pizza
Liberal
Crestview Country Club
Colvin
St. Catherine Hospital
Shrine Bowl honors three area players from Kansas
Miguel Benitez of Garden City Kate Katt of Scott City and Tony Lewis of Ulysses were named Telegram all-area first team selections last fall and will play for the West squad in the 31st Kansas Shrine Bowl at Welch Stadium Emporia. The event features East vs West with players visiting Shriners Hospital earlier in the week. Tickets are $9 for adults $5 for students.
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Miguel Benitez
Garden City
Kate Katt
Scott City
Tony Lewis
Ulysses
Welch Stadium
Emporia
Katt
Beavers
Shriners Hospital For
St. Louis
Benitez
The
Buffaloes
Garden City Community College names Jeff Huffman head coach
Garden City Community College hires Jeff Huffman to lead both men’s and women’s soccer programs. Huffman, 27, previously coached at Williams College and worked with All-America players, youth national teams, and a Star Goalkeeper Academy program. He will also serve as admissions counselor while preparing for the 2005 inaugural season.
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Garden City Community College
Williams
Mass
Jeff Huffman
Huffman
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy N.Y
Shepherd
W. Va
Hagerstown
Dan Gaspar
Star
Northern Virginia Majestics
Hank Leung
United States Soccer Federation
GCCC
Chiefs start training camp with focus and discipline
Kansas City Chiefs open their first training camp practice under Dick Vermeil with strong focus and concentration. Vermeil praises 29 veteran players’ familiarity and discipline, and notes the need to solidify the right tackle position.
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River Falls
Wis
Kansas City Chiefs
Dick Vermeil
Vermeil
Rockies Fall as Ross Homers Against Dodgers
Colorado Rockies could not mount a late comeback against Los Angeles bullpen. Scott Dohmann allowed Ross homer and took the loss, ending his scoreless streak. Vinny Castilla went 0-for-4, ending his hitting streak at 11 games.
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Denver
David Ross
Jayson Werth
Wilson Alvarez
Los Angeles Dodgers
Colorado Rockies
Wilson
Dodgers
Todd Helton
Jamey Wright
Rockies
Los Angeles
Scott Dohmann
Ross
Dohmann
Colorado
Vinny Castilla
Royals shut out again in Tampa Bay series finale
Rob Bell and three relievers held Kansas City to four hits as the Devil Rays beat the Royals 2-0. Tino Martinez collected three hits and an RBI, while KC starter Mike Wood took the loss. The Royals dropped seven straight and announced Juan Gonzalez will miss the season with back problems. Jimmy Gobble was optioned to Omaha.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Rob Bell
Tino Martinez
RBI
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Kansas City Royals
Bell
Devil Rays
Royals
Mike Wood
The
Juan Gonzalez
Jimmy Gobble
Triple-A
Omaha
Gobble
Kansas City
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Rob Houston
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Gctelegram
Brad Nading
Garden City High School
Dodge City
Memorial Stadium
University of Wisconsin
Wisc
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