Have Ball Will Travel AAU expands youth basketball reach
Kee Dickson, a 6 foot 5 inch freshman from Holcomb High School, practices with Have Ball Will Travel in Garden City. The level three AAU program, directed by Kevin Washington and supported by coaches Rutherford Doll and Mader, now fields four high school teams and two younger squads. The club draws players from 23 Kansas communities and aims to showcase players at NCAA events.
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Kee Dickson
Holcomb High School
Kevin Washington
Dickson
Washington
Have
Garden City
Wichita Heights High School
Garden City Community College
John Rutherford
GCCC
Mike Doll
Stanton County High
Holcomb
Trey Sleep
Dalton Gottschalk
Caleb Tramp
Jared Koster
Meade
Tristan Lewis
Sublette
Nathan Dearley
Stanton County
Cole Smith
Cimarron
Nick Ast
Jalen Pickle
Kansas
Hugoton
Liberal
Dodge City
Scott City
Johnson City
Lakin
Hoxie
Goddard
Beloit
Hill City
Kobe Dickson
Garden City Recreation Center
Smartphone games claim wife’s attention from real life
Patrick Murphy of Humphrey Nebraska, a former Telegram editor, writes about his wife’s addiction to Candy Crush and other apps. He notes how gaming from her iPhone consumes time from after work to car rides and conversations, leaving him disconnected and puzzled by her obsession. He reflects on smartphones becoming common and phones replacing real talk.
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