Garden City wins WCKL track title. Herrera stars
Garden City High repeated as team champion at the West Central Kansas League meet held at Lewis Field Stadium. John Herrera won both the mile and two mile, with David Foltz and Steve Keller also claiming multiple titles, while Garden City set two new WCKL records and Dodge City placed fourth in a rain plagued finals.
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HAYS
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Garden
Great Bend
Hays High
Dodge City
Russell
Pratt
Larned
Garden Ci
John Herrera
David Foltz
Steve Keller
Mike Sillman
Garden City
Herrera
Bob Lowen
Lowen
Buffs
Willie Reed
Black Panthers
Garden City Buffs win WCKL tennis crowns in Garden City
Garden City High athletes claim both singles and doubles titles as Coach Dave Craft's Buffaloes topple West Central Kansas League rivals. Senior Russ Boone repeats as WCKL singles king with 6-0 6-0 6-4 wins. Garden's No. 1 doubles Baier and Daniels sweep all matches 6-4 6-3 9-7. Final day delayed by rain. indoor finals held at Grimsey Gym. Next Friday Garden heads to Salina regional with state berth on the line.
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Garden City High
Dave Craft
Buffaloes
Garden Netters
Garden City
Ben Grimsley
Arden City
Pratt
Larned
Russell
Great Bend
Dodge City
Dodge
Hays High
Gander
Buffs
Garden
Russ Boone
Ted Loomis
Alan Morrow
Randy Webster
Alex Heard
Heard
Kim Emmert
Emmert
Morrow
Rod Baier
Bryant Daniels
Gary Fry
Mark Kitch
Curtis Raymer
Mike Blodgett
Salina
Herrera Foltz Double Winners at WCKL Meet
Herrera and Foltz led six first places for Hays and Garden City, with Garden City setting both new WCKL marks. Willie Reed swept sprint doubles for Great Bend, while Hays claimed three relay wins and multiple seconds. Notables: Lowen 2:02.0 880, Emer son 53-6 shot, Margheim 159-9 discus, Bieker 187-0 javelin, Nichols 21-9 broad, Draper 13-3 pole vault.
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Sillman
WCKL
Bob Oliver
Great Bend
Lewis Field Stadium
Willie Reed
Neil DePew
Terry Bradstreet
Garden
Hutchinson
Buffs
Buft
Garden City
Reed
Bob Lowen
Hays
Stan Bieker
Greg Nichols
Draper
Ulysses Fresh Wins Freshman Track Crown at WKEA Meet
Ulysses piled up a huge total to win the freshman division team title at the Western Kansas Education Assn track meet on Friday, outscoring Dighton 132 to 80. Jetmore and Scott City followed, with numerous event champions named from Ness City, Hugoton, Tribune, and Scott City across sprints, distance races, and field events.
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Jetmore
Ulysses
Western Kansas Education Assn
Tiger
Dighton
Scott City
Ness City
Hugoton
Scott and
Tribune
Kinsley
LaCrosse
WKEA
Scott
Rochl
Horchem
Mulch
Roehl
Pfannenstil
Mullen
Leoth Moon
Kehn
Ulys- Moon
Koehn
Smith
Plage Uenstiel
Ness
Leoth
Moon
Eckles
Dighton Girls Win Western Kansas Track Meet Title
Dighton dominated the Western Kansas Education Assn track meet winning seven of nine events and totaling 92 points led by Charmane Smith and Jetmore star Meeker. Ness City, Ulysses, and Kinsley trailed with strong showings as new WKEA girls records were set in most events.
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Jetmore
Dighton
Western Kansas Education Assn
Hornet
Ulysses
Ness City
Kinsley
Jetmoore
Hugoton
LaCrosse
Tribune
Scott City
WKEA
Charmane Smith
Geatt
Rose of
Webs
Hve
Pee
Sutton
Smith
McWhirt
Jetmers
Liebl
Schwartzkopf
Goebel
Eldar
Deerfield wins Santa Fe Trail League track title again
Deerfield High Spartans clinched the boys division crown at the Santa Fe Trail League meet in Dodge City, scoring 62 points to 51 4 for runner-up Ingalls. Copeland, Ensign, Montezuma, Rolla, and Moscow also posted top showings as individuals set a few league records.
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Dodge City
Deerfield High
Spartans
Bill Hudson
Kearny
Copeland
Ensign
Deerfield
Rolla
Ingalls
Montezuma
Moscow
Secerout
Western Arkansas Valley League
Major League Leaders Article From The Associated Press
Major League Leaders report top American and National League stats for batting runs and RBIs with players like Darwin Min and Willie Mays among the names. It lists leaders in hits home runs and stolen bases, plus pitching wins and strikeouts, highlighting key figures such as Seaver Nolan and Canloon across both leagues.
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Associated Press
Darwin
Min
Freehan
Det
D.alen
Chi
Toyar
D.nelson
Tex
Bufond
Bal
Niim
Cash
Piniella
A Rodriguez
D.allen
Rojas
Thompson
McCraw
Cle
Kaline
P.kelly
Banido
Oak
MccCraw
Blyleven
Siebert
Ben
Kekiich
Bradley
Kaat
R. Woodson
Locker
Coleman
G.penry
Tolan
Cin
Stennett
Pyh
Bonds
Kingman
Wirth
Wynn
Hin
Santo
H.aaron
Colbert
Morgan
Gin
Brock
Stl
Seaver
Canloon
Phi
Tulsa U Assistant Cage Coach Resigns
Tulsa University assistant basketball coach Jerry Evans resigns after four years to enter private business and relocate to Kansas City. He previously served as head coach at Oklahoma Military Academy before joining Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jerry Evans
University of Tulsa
Evans
Kansas City
Oklahoma Military Academy
Track meet results show multiple 100 yard to five mile times
Readable results list performances by athletes from Copeland Ingalls Deerfield Ensign Moscow Street Montezuma Rolla and more. Notable marks include Reynolds Copeland 10.4 in 100 yard dash, Hartnett Ensign 11.2, Bressalis 65.3 in 440, Sulling Masterfield 65.1, Rolla athletes Hershey and Jantz posting mid distance times, plus Jossarand Copeland 2:32.5 in one mile and Brewer Moscow Street 7 ertainster in the two mile.
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SFTL
Englewood
Copeland
Montezuma
Ensign
Montemuma
Deerfield
Deanfield
Kent Bressalis
Brian Sulling
Maserfield
Steve Moyer
Ron Irsik
Taegalls
Mtoe
Cos
James’ Here Shey
Rolla
Richard Sigley
Tiealls
Dennis Burns
Ingalls
Mackey
Rick Ardery
Mervin Hertel
Ensigen
James Hershey
Les Mackey
Jeff Jossarand
Dean Jantz
Todd Brewer
Moscow
Eener
Ett
Eefeld
We Miurdies
Panl Briscoe
Steve
Ulysses Dominates WEKEA Track Meet Team Title Pace
Ulysses Tigers win the Western Kansas Education Association meet with 142 points ahead of Scott City 96 and La Crosse 63 50. Eddie Collum leads Ulysses with first in sprints and mile relay. Scott City breaks several records including mile relay. Jetmore Hugoton LaCrosse and Ness City also score as weather turns windy with about 1000 fans onsite.
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J“Tmore
Ulysses
Western Kansas Education Assn
Cosc Earl Minks
Tigers
Giant County
Scott City
Scott
la Crosse
KEA
Tribune
Dighton
Hugoton
Ness City
Jet Mar
Kingley
WEKEA
Jetmore
Grover
John Beaton
Scott lCity
Eddie Collum
Galeon Devore
Edette Collum
Ulyssey
Hampton
Ulyasea
Moore
Leotl
Mare
McCrosse
Collum
Ulyssex
Leoti
McCormick
LaCroage
Bampton
Bond
Marconnet
Martin
Ulyssea
Lata
Tackers
Tankerslay
Lcot
Roger Wint
Malone
She
Gary
Scots
Schneider
Smith
Diehl
Kepley
Ramsey
Wooldridge
Hedley Bolas
Cinder track results highlight Deerfield athletes
Deerfield's Jackson won the two hundred, while Montezuma's Gry Mathey clocked 17.9 in the 180 yard low hurdles. Ingalls performers Denton and Schilling posted 20.0 and 20.5. Relays and field events show Copeland, Ensign, Rolla, Moscow, and Ingalls runners and throwers posting top marks in 880, medley, mile, shot put, discus, pole vault, high jump, long jump, and triple jump.
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Roehl Dighton
Smith
Ness City
Koehn
Ulysses
Steffens
Scott City
Kelman
Tribune
Nordling
Boe
Thon
Kion
Promnenstiel
Eckles
Harmony
Hugoton
Clarke
Jetmore
Burkhart
Kinsley
Horchem
McDanniel
Bont City
Table of Tribune
Martin
Uysses
Steel
Mathews
Medina
Patchen
Jetmora
Plank
Hurdiss
Gardner
Dighton
Davison
Scott
LaCrosse
Mile Merey
Hillrgwton
Tong
Morse
Faulkner
Carter
Kisner
Discus
Ihoton
Carten
Whison
Javelin
Sullivan
Fyler
Phillips
Jones
Bozler
Nesg Cits
Smyth
Font
Bankhart
Hororem
Nessa City
Welch
Wigases
Gutierrez
McConaughsy
Jetmare
Ford
William
Harmon
Foracker
Kinealey
Ere Mathey
Greg Love
Ee Peland
Wohin Done
Ricki Tr Ry Rdery
Randy Ingalls
Rent Schmidt
Kim Stelmer
Bruce Denton
Richard Sigtoy
Moscow
Dennis Davis
Dan _Pelmaren
Ranly Owens
Dan Akin
Steve
Pgyalls
Eal Ke Clancy Sopeland
Randy Owens
Get
Rolla
Dan of
Mossow
Lia
David Jackson O
Mon Pay
Frank Clancy Zopeland Ae
Steve Dat
Ingaila
Ravelin
David Jackson
Deerfield
Juan Hemran
Jez
Rice Shifiner
Ensign
Seeaniee
Aki
Jack Meciery
Gary Schmidt
Montezuma
Larry Unruh
Sopeland
Tie Betwen
Randy Ardery
Copeland
Steve Doll
Ingalls Peand
Weh
Kent Kimbrel
Enslen
Allen Flowers
Ingalla Eo
Monteuma
Rell Wells
Ingal's
Oran Koolin
Ingalls
Kelly Johnson
Mike Barry
Dave Buchanan
Robin Mul
Navid Vack
Gon
Alok Hiolla
Ricig Lay
Garden City Telegram Saturday News Brief
Local Saturday issue dated May 6, 1972 includes brief items from Garden City. Readable notes cover community updates, events and notices likely affecting residents.
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Garden City
Satuday
Standings And Weekend Baseball Results Across Leagues
The standings show San Diego 6, New York 0 and Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 4 with Montreal 3, Los Angeles 1 and Atlanta 2 in the early table. Weekend games featured San Diego at New York, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Chicago at Cleveland among others with multiple pitchers earning decisions. Monday schedules include New York at Minnesota as the lone game.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
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Seaver
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Philadelphia
Selma
Pittsburgh Blass
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Borbon
Houston
Forsch
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Stone
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Perry
Woodson
Sieberg
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Timmerman
Kline
Hunter
Kansas City Drago
Dobson
Lonborg
Messersmith
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Los Angetes
Cincinnata
Atkamta
Royals Trade Oliver for Scheinblum and Murphy Swap
Kansas City Royals swap outfielder Bob Oliver to California Angels for pitcher Tom Murphy while promoting rookie Richie Scheinblum to right field. Oliver, hitting .279 with one homer, shrugged at trade talk. Murphy, 0-0 with Angels, posted a 16-15 season two years ago and slid to 6-17 last year. USGA also notes junior girls golf championship is open to amateurs under 18 with a 15 handicap or less.
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Kansas City Royals
Richie Scheinblum
Bob Oliver
California Angels
Tom Murphy
Scheinblum
Bob Lemon
Baltimore
Oliver
Murphy
Angels
The
Royals
USGA
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