Insurance Youth Classic yields multiple age group winners at Buffalo Dunes
Fifteen golfers ages 12 to 17 competed in the 1981 Insurance Youth Classic at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course. Danny Medina, 15, won medalist honors with 76. In the 16 to 17 group Mike Dickerson and Kurt Gibson tied at 79, Dickerson winning in a playoff. Casados, Channell, and Thayer led the younger divisions, with winners advancing to state and national levels. Separately, ESU women’s track team earned NAIA All-American honors in Houston led by Lesha Wood of Ulysses.
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Insurance
Dickerson
Robert Casados
Garden City
Medina
Casados
Darren Channell
Sean Thayer
Salina Country Club
National Insurance
Emporia
Emporia State University
ESU
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Houston
Lesha Wood
Ulysses
Wood
Lady Hornets
Holcomb junior high basketball camp offered by recreation commission
Holcomb Recreation Commission invites fifth to eighth graders to a basketball day camp at Holcomb High School gym. Instructors Dave Novack and Ken Smith teach agility ball handling and shooting along with three on three play and individual instruction. Four sessions run June 8-12 or June 22-26 with separate times for girls and boys.
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Holcomb
Weekend Baseball Scores and Standings Fragments
Friday games feature Chicago at New York Milwaukee at Kansas City and Toronto at Texas with other matchups. National League lofty batting, runs, and hits leaders include Rose, Schmidt, and Concepcion with notable pitching figures like Carlton and Rhoden posting undefeated records.
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Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toronto
Texas
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
California
Boston
Oakland
Cleveland
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Diego
St. Loui
Houston
A.howe
Youngblood
Easler
Madlock
Rose
Collins
Schmidt
Dawson
Raines
Hendrick
St. Louis
Foster
Concepcion
Garvey
Buckner
A. Howe
Washington
Ru.Jones
Reynolds
Herr
St.Louis
Templeton
Richards
Durham
Kingman
Guerrero
North
R.scott
Moreno
Hooton
Sanderson
Forsch
Valenzuela
Carlton
Soto
Ryan
Gullickson
Associated Press
Loronta
Matlack
Arroyo
Torrez
Denny
Palmer
Nelson
Langford
Dotson
St Louis Philadelphia
Les Montreal
Big New York
Sorenson
American League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
The article lists top AL batters and pitchers with figures for at bats runs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable names include Lansford Evans Armas Henderson Carew and Thomas with high hitting and slugging marks. pitchers Clear Honeycutt D Martinez Keough Morris with strong win records and earned run figures.
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Associated Press
Singleton
Baltimore
Lansford
Boston
Remy
Evans
Paciorek
Seattle
R Henderson
Oakland
Carew
California
Murphy
Rbi Evans
Armas
Thomas
Milwaukee
Winfield
New York
B Bell
Texas
Burleson
KR. Henderson
Oliver
Paciotek
Otis
Kansas City
Hatcher
Minnesota
Griffin
Toronto
Baines
Chicago
Cast
Dilone
Cleveland
Garcia
Clear
Honeycutt
D Martinez
Vuckovich
Keough
McGregor
Burns
Morris
Detroit
R.davis
Flanagan
Mets Name Miller Manager and Apodaca Coach
In Little Falls New York the Mets name Rick Miller as manager and Bob Apodaca as coach for their Class A New York Penn League team. The moves accompany other pro football and hockey signings including Jeff Schuh and Bobby Kemp with the Cincinnati Bengals and Dave Keon signing a one year contract with the Hartford Whalers.
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Associated Press
NEW York Mets
Rick Miller
Bob Apodaca
Little Falls
N.Y
National Football League
Cincinnati Bengals
Jeff Schuh
Bobby Kemp
National Hockey League
Hartford Whalers
Dave Keon
Montreal Canadiens
Bob Berry
NEW York Islanders
Anders Kallur
Tomas Jonsson
Garden City league softball and baseball results
Wednesday night results from Garden City include Burts Motor Co. 16 defeating Country Cousins 0 and Coca Cola 10 over Brookover 4. Other scores feature Johnson's Septic Tank 15 over Mobile Home Spec 14, Neese Painting 12 over Midwest Cardonics 2, and more in various leagues including Major I and Minor II. Tampa awarded the 1984 Super Bowl by NFL owners with 24 of 28 votes.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Burts Motor Co
Country Cousins
Coca Cola
Brookover
Johnson's
Mobile Home Spec
Neese Painting
Midwest Cardonics
M. C. Perez Const
Las Palmas
Pizza
Barb Smith's
St. Catherine
Breokover
Walch Trucking
Babe Ruth
Kuhns remarks disputed in NLRB free agent case
Ray Grebey testified that Bowei Kuhns gloomy Dallas speech was personal and not owner policy. The NLRB seeks injunction to pause free agent compensation for a year amid bargaining disputes and possible strike if denied.
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Rochester
N.Y
Bowie Kuhn
Ray Grebey
Owners
Grebey
National Labor Relations Board
Kuhn
Dallas
Werker
Belmont Stakes Turf Surprise Try For Paristo
Parisio colt Paristo, aiming for a Belmont upset, prepares at Monmouth as trainer George Handy eyes a late-season miracle. John Campo’s Pleasant Colony seeks a 12th Triple Crown while eight rivals, including Bold Ego and Woodchopper, stand ready. Supplement costs loom as Feinberg ownership weighs the gamble.
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New York
Angel Cordero
George Handy
Parisio
Monmouth Park
Cordero
John Campo
Pleasant Colony
CBS
Bold Ego
Woodchopper
Tap Shoes
Summming
Paristo
Summing
Belmont Park
Handy
WSU Home Basketball on Cablevision Bargain Voiced
Wichita State University may broadcast 15 home games via Air Capital Cablevision next season for about 75 dollars to Wichita area subscribers. A Multimedia Cablevision spokesperson said plans, if finalized, would bring a reduced price for fans.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Wichita State University
Associated Press
WSU
Air Capital Cablevision
Multimedia Cablevision
Air Capital
Ted Bredehoff
Bredehoff
Gene Smithson
Ron Marwell
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New Orleans
University of Kansas
Louisiana State University
Cowboys roll to 12 6 win over Miami in CWS semifinal
Oklahoma State stayed hot with 32 hits and 20 runs in a 12-6 win over Miami in the College World Series winner's bracket semifinal. Pitcher Mitch Coplon earned his 10th season win, while Darren Dilks and Ray Etchebarren each had two RBIs. The Cowboys advance to face No. 1 Arizona State in the winner's bracket final.
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Omaha
Neb
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
John Cardinali
OSU
Miami
Fla
Texas
Hurricanes
Neal Heaton
Tony Arnold
Longhorns
South Carolina
Mississippi State
Arizona State
Mark Poole
Mitch Coplon
Ron Fraser
Cardinals
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Niekro
Mura
Krakow
Rhoden
Barker
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Chiefs
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Pete Rozelle
NLRB
Henry Werker
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Major League Players Association
New York City
Louis Haynes
National League
Management
Schuette
Highland Blade
Escambia Bay
Bare Knuckles
Stagedoor Key
Robert Feinberg
Coastal
Temperance Hill
Keeneland
Shocker
Darren Dilks
Ray Etchebarren
Coplon
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