Buffs Dominate Regional Meet at Hutchinson Garden City Team Triumphs
Garden City High scored 97.44 points at Gowans Stadium to win the Class AAAA regional track and field meet, claiming their second straight regional title. Senior David Foltz achieved a perfect day with wins in high hurdles, tow hurdles, broad jump, and a leg of the winning medley relay. Dodge City and Arkansas City tied for second with 32 points, eight teams scored, and Garden’s win advances nine athletes to state by Friday and Saturday at Wichita State University.
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Buff athletes chase regional glory with mixed results
Saturday meets saw Buff performers reach season bests and face some DNFs across sprints, distances, and field events. Notables include Neil DePew 10.4 in 100, Mike Silman 22.1 in 220, Terry Bradstreet 2:02.32 in 880, John Herrera 4:31.0 in the mile, and Don Keller posting 47.2 in the 440 relay legs with Garden City teammates. Several others set season marks, while some entries failed to qualify or finish.
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Tigers Tops Scott Third at Regional Track Meet
Stockton hosted theClass AAA regional track meet after Russell’s course flooded Friday night. Ulysses and Scott City performed well with Tiger teams topping and Scott placing third in the one day event moved due to rain.
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Garden City Busters Place Fourth At JJC Meet
Garden City Junior College finished fourth at the Jayhawk Conference meet in Great Bend with 16 points as Butler County JC led with 90 and Hutchinson JC runner up. JCC squads claimed seven places, led by Jim Jones and Larry Prochaska in field events, while regional entrants were named for El Dorado.
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Mexico Wins Davis Cup Challenge Round in Vancouver
Mexico defeated Canada 3-2 in the best of five series to win the North American challenge round and earn the right to face defending champion United States. The match completed Sunday in Vancouver, B C.
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Garden City Junior College names inaugural baseball lettermen
Twelve members of Garden City Junior College's first baseball team earned varsity letters. Coach Dorm Saylors announced the list on Friday with assistant Ron Hopkins. Sophomores Steve Douglass of Garden City and Greg Esaw of Wichita are on the letter list, while 10 freshmen including eight Garden Citians also earned letters. Others include Larry Applehans, John Bergkamp, Mark Douglass, Kelly Hays, Albert Mesa, Rusty Meinert, Kevin Sterling, Dane Albright, Randy Dietz, Eleazar Zambrano. Dennis Nelson received a provisional letter with potential retroactive varsity numeral if he letters next spring. Esaw led GCIC hitters at .384, Bergkamp led pitchers at 8-2.
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Men's Slow Pitch Play Finally Gets Under Way
League slow pitch softball action continues on two diamonds in Finnup Park after weather delays. Round robin games shift through Fansler and Cleaver Fields with Pappas Concrete, Southwest Carpet and Tile, Oswalt Industries, Western Kansas Sporting Goods, GI Forum, Keller Leopold, Club 45, The Oasis, Pepsi Cola, and Ehresman Packing highlighted across three nights with 7 to 9 p.m. starts.
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Columbia Swordsmen Coach Leads Ivy Title Run
Fencing coach Lou Bankutl has led Columbia swordsmen to three Ivy League titles in the last four years, underscoring a dominant period for the program amid strong team performances.
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Ensign Golfer Tops Cimarron Open at Cimarron Country Club
Clarence Herrman of Ensign won the 23rd annual Cimarron Country Club spring open with a 4 under par 68. Loyd Feldman of Meade was runner up at 70, with Bob Headrick and Bob Dighton from Dodge City also placing. The event drew an eight-golfer field, featured cool winds, and included multiple playoff outcomes and awards for longest drive and closest to the pin.
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WCKL Junior Meet Here Tuesday Two Divisions
West Central Kansas League cindermen gather for the annual WCKL track meet at Memorial Stadium. Eighth and ninth graders compete in separate divisions with prelims at 1:30 p.m. and finals starting 6:30 p.m., under meet starter Ross Thornbrugh.
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Sports Banquet to Honor All Stars at Garden City
Tonight Garden City High School hosts its annual all sports banquet at St Marys Center starting at 7 p.m. The KIVL Ambassador Club sponsors the event with Abe Lemons of Oklahoma City University as featured speaker. The 1971 72 Most Outstanding Athlete award will be announced.
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