Sixth Grade Track Meet At Memorial Stadium Highlights Many Events
Memorial Stadium hosted USC sixth grade track and field with over 300 students competing from Jones Lincoln Barker Hutchinson and Wilson schools. Event winners ranged across boys and girls sprints relays jumps and throws with multiple ties and a re-run for a disputed 100 yard dash.
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Eleazar Corrales
Jones
Larry Crouch
Lincoln
Rudy Hernandez
Matthews
Mitch Keller
Walker
Rex Harrington
Hutchinson
Pam Bascue
Wilson
Helen Marquardt
Barker
Julie Zirkel
Susan Saunders
Hutchison
Emmay Frazier
Kristen Elliott
Dee Ann Craft
Brown
Tie
Gene Greer
Doug Keller
Doug Law
Mathews
Phillip Lemos
Shannon Stallings
Gina Wells
Silvia Rios
Sandra Nunez
Christine Taylor
Tim Savolt
Tim McMillan
Carl Croft
Cimarron Tourney Finals Loom in Slow-Pitch Showdown
Second annual Cimarron Jaycees Tourney narrows to six of 16 teams with Dodge City clubs Hancock Realty and Dodge City Land undefeated in the winners bracket. Friday's rain-delayed schedule, two fields, 400 fans, and a 6 p.m. title game set the stage for a possible 7 p.m. rematch.
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Cimarron
Cimarron Jaycees
Dodge City
Garden City
Liberal
Dodge
Garden
Hancock Realty
Bell Creek
Pyle Lumber
54 Club
Minneola
Brown-DuPree Qil Co
Ulysses
Curley's Tavern
Lakin Texaco
Western Printers
Western
Vi's Liquor
Haymount Club
Obholz Meats
Bell Creek Trucking
Six Garden City High Girls Snare State Meet Slots
Six Garden City High School girls qualified for the state Class 4A track meet at Wichita after regional competition in Dodge City. Garden City earned six berths across six events, with standout marks by Sharon Doll, Gay Stones, Jo Eva Tuttle, and Marsha Slough among others, while team scoring saw Great Bend win and Garden City finish second.
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Dodge City
Garden City High
Wichita
Great Bend High
Garden City
McPherson
Newton
South High
Salina
Bishop Carroll High
Liberal
Buffalo Girls
Cliff Burrows
Florine LeClerc
Janice Algrim
Debbie Alpers
Sharon Doll
Marsha Slough
Buffalo
State
Gay Stones
Jo Eva Tuttle
Miles Algrim
Dodd
Jo Eva Tullie
Carol Cramer
Nancy Craig
Kara Miller
Julie Hatherly
Ward
Ames
Alpers
Turtle
Dall
Stones
Buffaloes
World Championship of Tennis finals set with Borg and Vilas
In Newport final four, Borg beat Solomon 7-5 6-0 6-3 and Vilas beat Stoeton 7-5 6-4 6-1 to reach the World Championship finals. Four Musketeers Lacoste Cochet Borotra Brugnon elected to International Tennis Hall of Fame. Hayes holds two stroke edge in Byron Nelson after 67. Maeda leads Wizard Golf first round by four.
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Trin Dallas
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Argentina
Guillermo Vilas
Borg
Harald Solomon
Vilas
Dick Stoeton
Newport
R.I
Rene Lacoste
Henri Cochet
Jean Boratra
Jaques Brugnonwill
Four Musketeers
Eight Buff Spikers Move on to State
Garden City’s eight member squad earned state berths in six track events at the Class 4A regional, with top three finishers in each event qualifying for state at Cessna Stadium Wichita. Despite chilly wind, Bill Preston led the discus qualifiers and several underclassmen posted season-best marks in sprints and relays as coach Marvin Dodd guides a young Buffalo team toward the state meet.
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Dodge City
Garden City
Buffaloes
Cessna Stadium
Wichita State University
South High
Salina
McPherson
Red Demons
Liberal
Great Bend
Bishop Carroll High
Wichita
Newton
Garden
Marvin Dodd
GCHS
Bill Buda
Phil Garcia
Bill Preston
Mike Meadors
Preston
Budd
Darren Woodson
Gary Noll
Tim Crossland
Tom Herrera
State
Jerry Bevan
Chuck Nelson
Buffalo
Bobby Rosas
Bevan
Wasion
Bill Budd
Alan Ackley
Soph Tom Herrera
Noll
Herrera
Sheldon Showalter
Woodson
Talley
Rosas
Coulter
Mark Moreno
Bulls
Crossland
Woodeyn
Nelson
Rod Haney
Randy Polk
Haney
Rod Scheer
Meadors
Pat Craig
Brad Taylor
Sopho! Lang
Dump — Nolsatt
Sublette, Tribune Capture Regional Golf Honors in 2A Meet
The Tribune and Sublette led the Class 2A sand greens regional at Tribune with strong showings. Sublette won the two-man crown led by Larry Lucas and Jay Muse while Four-Man honors went to Tribune. Sublette will send all six players to state after another string of underclassmen performances.
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Tribune
Sublette
Jim Fisher
Jackrabbits
Ken Dearley
Osborne
WaKeeney
Syracuse
Ness City
Cimarron
Dighton
Jetmore
Coldwater
Leoti
Quinter
Larry Lucas
Jay Muse
Larks
Chris Rickettes
Casey Eves
Danny Harrison
Dennis Reed
Dearley
Lark
Ricketts and Harrison
Mike Mishler
Bob Moser
Gerry Nix
David Green
Mishler
Mose
Bob Elder
Moser
Elder
Pat Tracy
Green
Lucas
Million Buck Pact Not Enough Says Messersmith
Andy Messersmith, now with Atlanta, laments the year as he notes his team’s 11 straight losses while Los Angeles, his former club, rides a 12 game win streak. Despite a $1 million contract, he remains a high-profile pitcher as the Pirates hand the Braves a 3-1 defeat. The Dodgers stay atop the NL West as Cincinnati, New York, and Houston post wins elsewhere. John Candelaria impresses against Atlanta, while Dave Kingman powers the Mets with two homers in a 6-2 victory over the Padres.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Andy Messersmith
Los Angeles
Messersmith
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Montreal
John Candelaria
Mets
Padres
Dave Kingman
New York
San Diego
Jerry Koosman
Kingman
Koosman
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Marshall Mounts
John Dickerson
David Willams
Jennie Wilson
Janet Doff
Theoni
Shelly Hauff
Kim Burrows
Ginger Towns
Kay Logan
Debbie Newton
Jacalyn Holderman
Glynis Hartley
Jones School
Chabarria
Alta Brown
Ericson
Graff
Salter
Keith Ericson
John Schlager
Selichnow
Logan
Matthew
Jammars-Murdock
Dan Graff
Steve Hart
Sheryl Lane
Cotten
Jammers-Murdock
Larry Diehl
Joe Artilles
Mashail Mounts
Davyl Black
Mike Dickerson
Shelia Hays
Pierceville- Plymell
Kerri Martin
Mark Villareal
Mark Morton
Georgia
Hernandez
Bryan Henson
Mark McVey
Mary Beth Francis
Cindy Carr
Pierceville-Plymell
Donelle Meyers
Georgia Mathews
Gertrude Walker
Shona Carter
Boni Calihan
Billy Warren
Lanier
Kansas City
Willie Lanier
Kansas City Chiefs
Curley’s Tavern
Garden High
Garden City Telegram
Kansas
Tuttle
Doll
Slonea
Penny Coleman
Eaberly
Satthall
Stough
Chevy Carr
Miller
Cramer
Mh Jura
Craig
Philadelphia
Mike Schmidt
Reds
Cubs
Jack Billingham
Rawly Eastwick
Cincinnati
Chicago
Tony Perez
Billingham
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Astros
Cruz
Houston
J.R. Richard
St. Louis
Jose Cruz
Richard
Jose
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