8th Grade Girls Win Title at Abe Hubert Junior High Meet
Abe Hubert Junior High won the 8th grade girls division at the first Ark River Junior High Track Championship held in Memorial Stadium on Saturday. The 8th grade girls led by Crystal Brown and Keeli Coulter dominated, finishing 73-53 ahead of Ulysses, with Dodge City, Liberal South, and Liberal West also scoring. Ninth grade girls, frosh, and boys divisions followed, with Dodge securing multiple titles and setting conference standards as the event marked the debut of the new junior high conference.
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Keeli Coulter
Sharon Bradfield
Linda Lindeman
Dodge
Lisa Doll
Martha Zerr
Kelley Pickett
Garden
Steve Dodd
Phil Herrera
Lyle Holmes
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Kevin Bascue
Disc — Brown
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Kim Adams
Brown
Rocky Cornelyon
Cheryl Landson
JoEllen Fergerson
Gwen Hart
Lth
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Deidre Gonzales
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Mona Elliot
Shor— Tat
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Susan Jamison
Knoll
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Leslig Stalken
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Medi
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Elliot
Pam Sader
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Yale
Softhall
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Julie Pracht
Krista Scott
Zerr
Tol Pracht
Donna George
Becky Goodwin
Vickie Marker
Debbie Budd
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Kris Gibson
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Fresh Boys
Wamego Star Rosell Signs With Garden City CC
Orland Rosell, a 6-4 forward from Wamego, signed with Garden City Community College. Rosell helped Wamego reach the Class 3A state tourney in Hutchinson last winter, averaging 14 points and nine rebounds per game while shooting 47 percent from the floor and earning all-NCKL and all-area honors. He plans wildlife management studies at Garden City.
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Hutchinson
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Channell
Topeka
Orland Rosell Sr
Garden City finishes second in Region VI track meet
Garden City Community College edged Butler County Juco by one point at Gowans Stadium to take runner-up in Region VI. Garden City won the team title 196 to 82, with Barton County 43, Highland 39, Colby 34, Cloud County 16 among others. Five Garden City athletes advance to the national juco meet in Pasadena May 20–22. performances include Beck, Knoll, Murray, Lopez, and Robinette, with Robinette hampered by a hamstring injury after winning the shot put.
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Garden City Community College
Butler County
Juco
el Dorado
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Hutchinson
Blue Dragons
Gardena City
Barton County
Great Bend
Highland Juco
Colby
Cloud County
Concordia
Allen County
Johnson County
Hesston
Haskell Indian Institute
Lawrence
Fort Scott
Pratt
Dodge City
Coffeyville
Seward County
Liberal
Garden City to Send Five to Texas Track Meet
Garden City will take five contestants to Texas for the annual national race track and field meet. The group plans to depart May 17 or 18 for a three day meet. Individual events include long jump triple jump high hurdles 440 yard dash javelin and shot put.
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Texas
Pasadena
Tex
Garden
Orland Aldridge
Andy Sheemo
Jace
Dave Hodge
James Beck
Bob Wallace
Kent Robinette
SW Keglers Among State Meet Leaders
Western Kansas bowlers lead as the Kansas State Women's Bowling Tournament wraps its eighth weekend. Action began March 6 with final bowling set for May 30. Liberal ranks third in Class C team play with 2355 pins, while KANS of Larned tops Class C with 2405. In Class D Seon Lanes No 1 leads at 2338, McCalmont IGA Store is second with 2212. Garden City pair lead Class B doubles at 1096 pins. Rae Gustus of Liberal leads Class D singles with 541, Marsha Golay of Garden City tops Class B singles at 1599, Judy Faus of Leoti leads Class D singles at 1548.
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Kansas
Liberal
KANS
Larned
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Seon Lanes
McCalmont Iga Store
Haskell County
Garden City
Marsha Golay
Judy Roth
Rae Gustus
Judy Faus
Leoti
Celtics Beat Cavaliers 94 89 as Cowens Dominates Late
Boston takes 2-0 lead in Eastern Conference final after John Lambert rookie appearance. Cowens delivers late scoring surge aided by Havlicek, White and Scott while Silas grabs 20 rebounds. In the West, Erickson fuels Suns 133-129 in double OT against the Warriors, tying series 2-2 as Barry sits out extended time.
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Associated Press
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Dave Cowens
Boston Celtics
Lambert
Cleveland Cavaliers
Celtics
Cleveland
Keith Erickson
Phoenix Suns
Cowens
John Havlicek
JoJo White
Boston
Havlicek
Charlie Scott
Paul Silas
Dick Snyder
Bobby Smith
Kansas City Juco Wins Region VI Baseball Title
Kansas City Kansas Community College clinched the Region VI junior college baseball crown by defeating Hutchinson in a best of three series. Hutchinson had won the western sub regional while Kansas City swept the eastern sub regional at Lawrence to reach the final playoff. The host team prevailed in the deciding game, 2 0, as Hutchinson finished 27 7 on the season.
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Kan
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Hutchinson
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Grand Junction
Colo
Blue Dragons
Garden City
Lawrence
Hutch
Gene Torezon
Day Cain
Royals pound Orioles as Brett and Patek show plate power
Kansas City swept the series 2-1 in Baltimore as Brett went 7-for-13 and Patek 4-for-9. Manager Whitey Herzog warned players Brett Patek and Quirk about $100 fines for weight before Tuesday, after a crab feast in Baltimore. Littell earned the win in relief, giving 0 runs over 4 2/3 innings. Reggie Jackson and Lee May led Baltimore with three hits apiece as the Orioles fell to 0.194 team batting average for the series.
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Patek
Royals
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Herzog
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Baltimore
Bob Stinton
Frank White
Jim Palmer
Ken Holtzman
Palmer
Mark Littell
Littell
Lee May
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Earl Weaver
Jaynes Signs with Giants Ready for NFL comeback
Lawrence Kansas AP David Jaynes former Chiefs Falcons and WFL quarterback signs with the New York Giants saying his arm is the best in years. He aims to make the team and compete with Joe Namath in New York after years of setbacks and doubt.
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Giants
NFL
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Kan
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Kansas City Chiefs
Atlanta Falcons
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Big Apple
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Bonner Springs
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Stats
American League leaders include Lynn Ben as batting champ with .424 and Chambliss NY at .380, Rivers NY 21 runs, Rudi Oak 27 RBIs, North Oak 31 hits. Pitching shows Ellis NY 3-0 and Brewer Cal 3-0. strikeout leaders Ryan Cal 58 and Seaver NY 46. National League leaders feature Rose Cin with 421 runs and Madlock Chi 38 hits, Kingman NY 12 HRs and Morgan Cin 11 SBs.
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