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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2006
Page
9
The article argues against actively seeking coin flips in poker, noting they occur due to structures in televised tournaments and can drain chips. It explains when to avoid all ins and when a flip may be acceptable, stressing fold equity, flop reading, and preserving stack. It includes practical examples and ends with a reader question to Chuck.
After one season at Garden City Community College head men’s basketball coach Brian Marso departs to join the University of Montana in Missoula as an assistant. The Grizzlies, 24-7 overall and 10-4 in Big Sky, seek to fill a vacancy on Larry Krystkowiak’s staff. Marso, 32, previously coached under Pat Kennedy in 2003-04 and returns to Montana with his wife Marni expressing appreciation for Garden City.
Garden City High School defender Irma Reyes and forward Melvi Guevara pressure Haysville Campus forward Johanna Adolfs as they pull in a contested ball during the 6A South Central Region 2 championship at Memorial Stadium.
Garden City’s Lady Buffs blank Wichita Haysville Campus 2-0 at Memorial Stadium to advance to the KSHSAA 6A State Quarterfinals. Freshman Cindy Benitez scored twice, while the defense, led by Lindsey Alexander, held the Colts and set up a Tuesday matchup with Wichita East.
Garden City High School battled back despite trailing 7 3, but Dodge City held on for an 8 6 win at Demon Field in a 6A regional first round. Will Powers delivered a three run homer in the sixth to fuel the Buffs late push, while Kyle Blackburn and Quentin Adams sparked a late rally that fell short.
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