Garden City Volleyball Clinic Sets June Sessions at High School
Garden City High and Peru State host a volleyball clinic June 10 14 at the high school gym. Morning 8 30 to 11 30 a m targets middle school players while afternoon 1 to 4 p m serves high school students. Night camp runs 6 to 8 30 p m with fees 75 for individuals 75 for teams and 125 if girls attend both. Registrations accepted through opening day. Contact Dan Graff at 276 2793.
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Dan Graff
Blues Hit Doubleheader At Williams Stadium
Finney County Blues host Dodge City in a twinbill at Williams Stadium. The team sits 2-2 after a round robin opening weekend, with losses to Hays and the Finney County Bandits and wins over Healy and Scott City. Games set for 6 and 8 p.m. if weather allows.
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Blues
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Hays
Finney County Bandits
Healy
Scott City
Cleveland's Daugherty Retires From Pro Basketball
Cleveland Cavaliers star Brad Daugherty, a five time All Star, confirms retirement after back injury sidelined him since 1994. At age 30 he says he has seen doctors across the country and will pursue other ventures. He was Cavaliers top pick in the 1986 draft.
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Brad Daugherty
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Ticketing opens for first Big 12 championship game
ST. LOUIS AP Ticket applications are now open for the first ever Big 12 Conference football championship at the Trans World Dome on December 7. Because demand may exceed supply, a lottery will allocate 33 000 seats. Mail applications must arrive by 5 p.m. on July 3.
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Royals sign three picks from June draft
Kansas City Royals announced the signings of three draft selections. Fifth round catcher Jeremy Hill stands 6 feet tall and 190 pounds. Outfielder Brandon Berger at 6 feet 200 pounds and shortstop Eric Lees at 6 feet 2 inches and 185 pounds also agreed to contracts.
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Kansas City Royals
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Jeremy Hill
Brandon Berger
Eric Lees
Royals' Norman injures shoulder chasing triple
Kansas City Royals outfielder Les Norman severely separated a joint in his right shoulder while chasing Oakland's Ernie Young's hit in the first inning. He collided with the wall, grabbed his shoulder, and lay on the ground.
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Toronto releases Viola after demotion and rough 1-3 start
NEW YORK AP Frank Viola, 36, was released by the Toronto Blue Jays after a six start stretch in which he went 1-3 with a 7.71 ERA. He had been sent to the bullpen and is attempting a comeback from elbow surgery two years prior.
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Frank Viola
Blue Jays
Viola
Bulls win Game 1 as Bulls edge Sonics 107 90 in finals
Chicago used balanced scoring led by Michael Jordan 28 points and Scottie Pippen 21 to beat Seattle 107 90. Kukoc 18 Harper 15 Longley 14 aided Chicago while Shawn Kemp led Seattle with 32 but fouled out as Sonics turn to Game 2 hoping to cut turnovers and improve Payton’s output.
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Payton
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Knicks
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Longley
Seattle
Shawn Kemp
Sam Perkins
Ochs lends wisdom to city girls camp memory lane
Sadie Ochs, former Garden City High star and UNC Greensboro standout, returns to mentor at Garden City Community College gym. She and coach Ed Kozol emphasize fundamentals, sportsmanship, and ongoing training as about 45 girls learn ball handling, shooting, and defense during a four day Lady Buster Basketball Camp.
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Garden City High
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Kozol
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Mike Schul
Buster
Indiana
Bob Knight
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YMCA
Garden City High School
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Maestas rises to pro dream with Dodgers organization
Mickey Maestas, once a starter at George Mason University, found his niche as a closer for the Patriots and starts his pro career with a 10 day stint in Vero Beach before potentially joining Yakima or Great Falls. He was drafted in the 19th round by the Los Angeles Dodgers after a career that included Garden City Community College.
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Mont
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Finney County Blues
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Tal
Calipari leaves UMass to coach the Nets
John Calipari agreed to join the New Jersey Nets late Wednesday night, ending his tenure at Massachusetts where he built a national power. Agent Craig Fenech said talks extended through Monday with reports citing a roughly 15 million dollar five year deal. UMass confirmed the move, with Chancellor David Scott informed this morning.
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John Calipari
University of Massachusetts
New Jersey Nets
Calipari
Nets
Craig Fenech
Fenech
Umass
David Scott
NBA
Camby sues agent in Hartford over alleged blackmail
Camby filed a criminal complaint in Hartford Superior Court alleging blackmail by a would be agent connected to gifts and cash. The case draws in UMass and the NBA union as separate inquiries expand statewide.
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