Buffs Win Loop Title as Goates Mayo Dominate Meet
Hays Ron Goates and Garden Robert Mayo shared outstanding honors as the Buffs edged Great Bend in a dynamic track meet. Goates won the 100 and 220 and anchored a strong 880 relay, while Mayo led in the broad jump and contributed in hurdles and the mile relay. New meet marks were set in pole vault by four athletes including Richard Harrison, and Dodge City's John Williamson won the 440 with a time near the loop best.
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Garden
Robert Mayo
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Mayo
Kansas
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Jerry Condit
Great Bend
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Stalter
Jerry Maska
Richard Harrison
John Hamman
Dan Scott
Dodge
Earlie Nash
Bob Murphy
Ravis
Larned
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Dodge City
Bill McKee
Gary Roth
Lawrence McMillan
Thayne Abbey
John Williamson
Chiles
Stafford
Williamson
Mike Heer
Heer
Crist
Fred Wright
Deaver
Randy Bowling
Kent Carmichael
Bob Staller
Billy Milly
Tim Gottschalk
Mike Collins
Buffs
Hutchinson
Krug Takes Third in Garden City Net Meet
Emil Krug finishes third in singles as Garden City earns three points and tied for fourth in the West Central Kansas League tennis meet. Whetzel wins singles title while Russell tops team standings with nine points from doubles. Garden, Pratt, Great Bend, Dodge City also score.
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Garden City
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Pratt
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Hays
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Ken Whetzel
Willard White
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Terry Cleveland
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Wilbur
Butt
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Steve Salter
Don Brnning
Gary Konkel
Arlyn Fagen
Harvey Eckert
Larned
Plains Open Golf Tourney Sets Sunday Round
About 100 golfers from the region will compete in the seventh Plains Open on the American Legion course. The nine hole, salt green layout features par 36 with four flights and 18 holes per flight. Tee-off is from 7 to 10 a.m. Joyce Hann of Plains has won the tournament the past three years.
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Garden City Sets 3 School Records
Garden City High School tracksters shattered three school records in Friday’s W.C.K.S. meet at the new local track. The Buffs scored 30% of the points with six firsts, five seconds and a tie, eight fourths and two fifths. Notable marks included Mike Heer in the 410 and relay improvements by the medley and 880-yard units led by junior athletes.
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Garden
Mike Heer
Heer
John Hamman
Mike Johnson
Adult Women Softball Organizing Session Noted
Leo Eck of Holcomb issued a reminder for an organization meeting of adult women’s softball. He will direct summer programs with a 7:30 p.m. session at Garden Row meeting room. Teams from Garden City Deerfield Lakin Cimarron Holcomb and Kismet urged to send representatives.
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WCKL Track Meet Apparent Results Across Events
Results show multiple athletes from Garden City Dodge City and others in sprints distance and field events. Notable names include Ron Coates Lenus Fischer Dan Stott and Max Crist with records set in medley and mile relays and vault events.
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Charles Reed
Dan Denning
Larry Moore
George Pinkck
Don Williams Son
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Kent
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Fa.o. Ff
Prank Mitshner
Hurdies
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Kent Carmichael Taytle
Rance
Dan Stott
Renko Pitches Jays to Victory
Missouri stays unbeaten in Big Eight by sweeping Oklahoma with 4-1 and 3-1 wins at Norman. Keith Weber and Dennis Musgraves secure quality starts as Missouri moves to 9-0 in league play. Kansas rises to second after a double loss to Iowa State, while Oklahoma drops to fourth.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa State
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Keith Weber
Dennis Musgraves
Steve Renko
Cyclones
Chuck Dobson
Towa State
Emporia Edges Pitt In Dual Track Meet
Emporia State edged Pittsburg State 74 to 71 in a dual track meet Friday. The Emporians took 10 of 17 first places led by John Damien who won the mile in 4:146 and the 680 in 1:54.1 and finished second in the two mile. Pittsburg won the mile relay and the 449 relay.
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Pittsburg State
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