Southwest Thinclads Earn State Berths From Rough Regionals
Regional track and field meets produced qualifiers for next weekend’s state meet at Kansas State University. Kinsley dominated with six firsts and two relay wins. Ford, Lakin, and Cimarron also secured berths. Notable were Jim Askew’s sprint double and Ford’s six firsts in Class BB, while pole vaulter Craig Thomas narrowly missed a state berth due to a foot injury. Weather was favorable and marks were strong.
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Preston
Montezuma
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kinsley
Richard Lippoldt
Kenny
Larry Addison
Cimarron
Dighton
Rikki Hemel
Jim Riley
Hornets
Craig Thomas
Results from Track Events at Aber
A chaotic ledger of race results shows many names and times from various lanes and heats across events. Notable performances include Miles, Kilns, and several relay squads from teams like Sterling and Lakin, with final tallies and notable marks across dash and field events.
Five Teams Enter Holcomb Track Meet
Five schools from Holcomb Syracuse Lakin Deerfield and Shallow Water send sixth through eighth graders to the Holcomb Junior High Invitational track meet Competition features three divisions preliminaries start at 9 a m finals at 1 30 p m at Wiley Park Field director Chuck Laskey of Holcomb coordinates the event
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Dvevume
Scaus
Anual Holcomb
Holcomb
Syracuse
Lakin
Deerfield
Shallow Water
Wiley Park Field
Chuck Laskey
New Leaders in Mixed Keg Meet at Garden Bowl
Garden City Mixed Bowling tournament Week 2 names Liberal Lanes leader in team and women doubles, with Lina Albright and Wayne Albright leading mixed group. Earl Barton tops men’s singles with 641, while Garden City’s Delbert Strickert slips to second.
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Garden Bowl
Garden City
Scott City
Liberal
WaKeeney
Western Kansas
Fader
Ben
Tribune
Ping
Lina and
Wayne Albright
Garden
Aik
Charles Harris
Lester Hutchins
Lina Albright
Ruby Harper
Team Results CLASS B 1 Kinsley 5 2 Lakin 22
Team results list many Kansas small towns with scores across CLASS B standings, names include Kinsley Lakin St John Sterling and others with multiple placements and tied entries across a long district meet.
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Kinsley
Lakin
Johnson
Sterling
St. John
Argenta
Fairfield
Herper
Anthony
LaCrosse
Bucklin
Bighton
Cimaron
Elkhart
Sharon Springs
Statford
Jetmore
Kiowa
Pawnee Rock
Partridge
Hatcomb
Burrton
Fowler
Scots
Coldwater
Track notes from Wichita meet highlight state berths
The report covers Wichita junior meet results with vaulted marks reaching 12-8 for four vaulters, missing 13-0, while Thomas had more misses. It notes Holcomb missing a berth and lists Longhorns and other league athletes earning state berths in discus, mile, and relays. Pierceville and Santa Fe Trail League performers also secured spots, with multiple individual placings across events.
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Wichita
Thomas
Holcomb
Longhorns
Buster Adams
Kent Earnest
Juco golf and tennis teams close seasons at Pratt
Garden City Junior College wraps its season with golf and tennis at Pratt for the state juco tournaments. Golf tees off at 9 a.m. with 27 holes per player. Garden lists Doug Weber, David Davis, Jack Alexander, and Bob Mastroni as the four man team. two best scorers decide final standings. Tennis begins at 9 a.m. with singles and doubles action. Don Sonderegger and Don Brookshire play doubles. Richard Sandoval and Larry Brooks compete in singles.
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Garden City Junior College
Pratt
Garden
Doug Weber
David Davis
Jack Alexander
Bob Mastroni
Tworman
Don Sonderegger
Don Brookshire
Richard Sandoval
Larry Brooks
Rough Day for Ulysses Scott in Regional Track Meet
Hoisington won the Class A regional team title with 47 points led by junior Bill Kimble who swept the 100 220 and low hurdles and anchored the winning 880 relay. Wakeeney second with 24 points, Plainville Goodland tied for third at 18, Ulysses and Scott City tied for fifth at 15. Ulysses qualified two entries for state with Jim Moore winning the javelin at 176 feet 542 inches and high jumper Butch King placing third at 5-10. Scott City’s Derald McPherson won the 120 highs 15.4 and joined third in 180 lows 21.4. Scott’s 880 relay placed third 1:34.4. Secondaries note several Ulysses and Scott athletes failed to reach finals. a school record 3:34.2 mile relay by Ulysses and other marks are listed including discus shot and pole vault results.
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Dodge
Lakin
Broncs
G. L. Johnson
Dave Vincent
Jim Kisel
Kisel
Kinsley
Johnson
Mayton Neely
Jerry Duran
Hugh — J. Dint Askew
Ford Ois
Ray Finnigan
Bl Sen
Bill Britton
Lewis Wes
Unle Enet
Radius
Alish Welch
Burdett
Tayard Dash
Jim Askew
Poi 2d
Jay Piniean
Filson
Galen McDonald
Sulting
Ville
Gale Wurst
Iadiuinie
Terry Conk
Browaster
Tay Finigan
Edaon
Galey McDigall
Malliivus
Steta Maryson
Anasteind
Melvin Metzen
Crate Batt
Slid
Laisa Crenin
Pisrecyw
Tite Rola Af
Rivana
Denna Khart
Grirfield
Que
Denny Bemiley
Pat Relpres Troumadala Didkoone
Pant Worth
Sehoenction
Hentifickenn
Momieanuit
Gary Payne
Percy Unalken
David Owens
Rene Jaruimand
Rony
Wet ‘ Nel Ab
Wile Melay
Ford Lark Schthateck
Biw Brown
Dirmivy Bhaphie
John
Wen Koonis
Dim Kingzan
Kay Crimbiks
McDonald
Proaf Brea Ikon
Donald
Tiehar Lattta
Mont WV
Tom Bebb J
Alexander
Thi Kinga
McDorahd
Javelin
Det Willams
Preston
Red Munley
Fidaon
Denis Biatt
Wadsnr
Howard Cantrell
Dennis Penner
Tagalts
Tunne Brva
Ford BS
Jim Halts
Bison O
John Bjork
Ford
Trevy Cook
Brewed
Rich Olopiek
Pixon
Stan Abrahimsos
Gareld
Donald Okesen
Weakan
Clases
Pierceville
Louis Cronin
Montezuma
Richard Latta
Roy Hendrickson
Indians
Ensign
Jim Reinert
Ingalls
Lawrence Minor
Bloom
Wakeeney
Ulysses
Scott City
Hoisington
Bill Kimble
Plainville
Goodland
Colby
Hays
Beloit
Russell
Phillipsburg
Atwood
Hugoton
Oberlin
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Jim Moore
Butch King
Derald McPherson
Scott
Jack West
Laren Winter
Handall McClellan
McPherson
Jack Dowden
Mick Bessire
Ines Moreno
Larry Will
Will
Mike Brewer
Hadley Hall
Bessire
Dowden
Phil Meyer
Dewayne Davis
Wil
Jesse Ardigleta
Shorty Lawrence
McClellan
West
Rick Brittan
Brewer
Hall
Craig Deeds
Deeds
Johnny Rohrbaugh
Keith Thomas
Lawrence Berry
Donnie Geist
Randy Stine
Stan Gruver
Berry
Gene Spencer
Bob Hittle
Phil Parker
Rural Grade Track Meet Postponed Again to Tuesday
The Fin ney County rural grade schools track meet was postponed a second time due to wet fields after Friday and Sunday rain. Preliminaries begin at 9:40 a.m. and finals at 1:30 p.m. at the new high school stadium.
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Finney County
Orville Selby Wins Satanta Horseshoe Title in three games
Orville Selby of McDonald Elevator captured the singles crown at Satanta Day beating Cecil Baker of Garden City in three games 21-17 16-21 21-8. He and Wayne Lucas won the doubles 21-13 21-18 over Baker and Harold Coleman.
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Telegram
Orville Selby
Satanta
Cecil Baker
Garden City
Selby
Wayne Lucas
McDonald Elevator
Horseshoe
Satanta Farmer
Baker
Don Preedy
Bob Arson
Odell Rogers
Lucas
Harold Coleman
A. W
Shorty)Hoskinson
Hi Smith
Coleman
Grayden Bible
Bill Anderson
Hoskinson
Finnup Park
Garden City Telgram
Garden City sports slate week of action
Monday bowls wrap season at Garden Bowl as Sportsman League closes. Tuesday briefs show softball summer league meeting at Garden City Co-op Center with reps urged. Nine grade Tutelinson meet at Garden City Junior High, state junior college tennis and golf at Pratt, and bowling wrap at Garden Bowl. Track hosts Finney Prestate rural and Holconic invitational meets with 10 am prelims and 1 30 pm finals. Wednesday knots hole program meeting at Civic Center. Buffalo League women start at Garden Bowl with classie soratcch and dust bowlers leagues in the evening.
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Garden City Co-op Center
Garden City
Finney
New High School
Holconic
Civic Center
Buffalo
Might
Garden Bowl
Canada to Study If Athletes Are Born or Made
Saskatoon reports the University of Saskatchewan will spend 250000 dollars over 15 years to determine if Canadian athletes are born or made. The project follows two years of preliminary work funded by the National Fitness and Amateur Sport Council which has given 19000 dollars to start the main study. 216 first graders in Saskatoon will be tested annually until age 19 or 20.
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Saskatoon
University of Saskatchewan
University
National Fitness and Amateur Sport Council
Oklahoma City Open Prize Money Boosted
The Oklahoma City Open Golf Tournament May 14 17 will offer a boosted purse of 40000 dollars. Co chairs Jim Norick and Hank Edwards announced the PGA sponsored event saying the field justifies the higher prize. The increase raises the purse from 35000 dollars to attract a field comparable to Fort Worth’s Colonial Tournament.
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Oklahoma City
Jim Norick
Hank Edwards
Fort Worth
Rookie Max Al vis shines with 365 against Detroit
The Cleveland Indians rookie third baseman Max Al vis batted .365 against the Detroit pitching staff last season, showcasing a promising early display of hitting skill and potential impact for the club.
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Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Dena Zubeck Lead Doubles Victory at Garden Bowl
Dena and Jim Zubeck won the 13th weekly Dr. Pepper doubles event at Garden Bowl. They totaled 1,235 pins including handicap, with Betty and Fritz Schreibgogel in second at 1,180. Six couples competed. scoring counted first-ball strikes on leaves of 10 2 and 4 pins.
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Dena
Jim Zubeck
Garden Bowl
Betty
Fritz Schreibgogel
Juco Runners Set State Medley Mark
Hutchinson Garden City tied for fifth at the state junior college track meet as the Busters won two events and set a state record in the medley relay. Coffeyville edged Hutchinson for the team title 68 to 67. Garden City and J C C tied for fifth with 19 points. Pratt, Parsons, and others followed. The medley record of 3:32.7 beat the midstate mark and Garden City JC school record, in a foursome of Leaphart Taylor Wasinger Kirkland.
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Hutchinson
Garden City
Broacbusters
Coffeyville
Pratt
Parsons
Garden
Jola JC
Independence
Dodge City
el Dorado
Fort Scott
Arkansas City
Busters
Jin
Dale Meadors
Standings and Results From Telegram Want Ads
New York 4 1 St Louis 1 10 Chicago 4 1 Houston 3 4 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia Los Angeles 9 San Francisco Milwaukee 115 Pittsburgh 56 Sunday results shown. Use Telegram Want Ads for buying or selling.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Telegram
Associated Press
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington Kansas City
Kansas City
Washington
San Fran
Phila
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
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Edouge
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Vmiass F
Kinsley Sg
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Keith
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Ineles
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Leon Joestin
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Waday
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Kim Riley
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Rob Ford
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David Frotiay
Aerirtelel
Kineley
Richard Tippalt
David Froman
David Forest
Buevir Adama
Wes Foung
Mowl- Tei
Ta “Tohngon
Mike Thomson
Mark fMamthen
Geale Thoman
Rick Travey
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Ronnie Rhrader
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New York Yankees
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
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Kansas City Chiefs
Jerry Mays
American Football League
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Doug Schifferle
Pat Keller
Larry Bloyd
Louis Horton
Horton
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Fred Adams
Jones
Adams
Horston
Schifferle
Keller
John DeRario
John Duran
Meadors
Raco
Biz Spring
Tex
Howard County Jueco
Sandy McDonald
Palmolive
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