Buffs Bid For 4A Title At Wichita Track Meet
Garden City moved into position to challenge for the Kansas Class AAAA state track crown at Wichita Friday. David Foltz won the broad jump title with 22 feet 10.5 inches and aided a strong day as Allan Bonebrake and Foltz qualified in both hurdle events. Sprints and field events produced points for Garden City, with Al Rowland posting a career-best javelin mark of 175-8 and others contributing in the 220 and 440, the shot, and discus as the Buffs pursued the lead behind Manhattan and Hays.
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Jacks Struggle at Class A State Track Meet
WICHITA Tribune reports Jacks facing issues in Class A events. Scott Schneider won his 180 hurdle heat in 20.4 seconds but failed to reach the finals in the high hurdles with 15.4 seconds. Rex Davison placed fourth in pole vault at 13-0, Eddie Heckert ran 54.3 in 440, and Alan Flowers of Ingles is listed for Class A broad jump at 20-1 after last week’s regional title.
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Mahovlich Brothers Stay with Canadiens
Brothers Pete and Frank Mahovlich remain with Montreal Canadiens after Pete spurned WHA bids and signed a 1972-73 NHL contract to join his 34-year-old sibling on the Canadiens.
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Mostly Bad Luck For Scott Tigers at State Meet
At the Kansas state Class AAA meet in Wichita Ulysses and Scott City faced tough rounds. Eddie Collum of Ulysses qualified in the 220 and ran the 100 and 440 as well. Rod Hampton reached the 100 final. Ulysses held top qualifying marks in the 880 relay and mile relay. Rick Carter of Scott City placed third in discus and ninth in shot put, with Roger Winter of Scott City expected to run the half mile in under two minutes after last year’s second-place state finish.
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Fort Hays Leads NAIA District 10 Playoffs Unbeaten
Bays Kan AP Fort Hays State remains the only unbeaten team in NAIA District 10 baseball as action resumes. Emporia State meets Washburn in the losers bracket with the winner facing Fort Hays in the finals. Previous games saw Fort Hays beat Kansas Wesleyan 6 2 and Emporia State 8 5, while Emporia crushed Washburn 10 0 and Washburn edged Wesleyan 7 6. The district champion advances to a four team regional at Enid Oklahoma next week, with the regional winner earning an open bid to the national tournament opening June 5 in Phoenix Arizona.
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Dighton Open Golf Tournament Opens Tomorrow
Dighton Country Club hosts its annual Open Golf Tournament starting tomorrow with a revised 10 am tee-off from 7 am. Five flights compete for dash prizes. Entry is four dollars and lunch is served at the Club House.
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Syracuse Spiker sets state discus mark at AA meet
Syracuse dominates in Class AA events with Kerry Spiker winning discus, setting a state class AA record. Lakin's Chris Perez claims his 11th state title in the two mile, while Leoti faces tough breaks and multiple Syracuse athletes reach finals.
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Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
AP summary of top hitters and pitchers in the American and National Leagues. Key figures include P. Kelly and Piniella leading batting, with Darwin and Kingman among RBI leaders. Notable pitchers Locker Lolich Carlton Seaver also cited with perfect decisions and high strikeout totals.
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Dighton Team Leads 2A Track Start At State Meet
Dighton leads 2A Class AA girls with 12 points on opening day of the state track and field meet in Wichita Telegram area coverage. Charmaine Smith placed second in broad jump and qualified for the 220. Debbie Hager took runner up in discus and third in shot put while Ronda Meeker earned high jump place and 100 yard low hurdles bid. Lakin and Kendall athletes posted top marks in various events as Southwest Kansas sent a small contingent.
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Buffalo Girls Fare Well Friday at State Meet
Garden City six girls shone in Kansas state track preliminaries led by Jan Smith fourth in broad jump at 17 ft 3 1/4 in and a 1 46.2 880 relay best in big school division. Smith, Doll and Renick posted fast 220s and 75 yd dash times while Mitchell faltered in high jump.
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Links Honors to Five CC Golfers
Peggy Mayo won the 18 hole flight on Garden City Country Club’s women’s day. In nine hole play Charlotte Spikes took A flight, Frances Cox B flight, Dee Fankhauser C flight, Lu Ceil Shep D flight. Next week’s round features Kansas Women’s Golf Assn low net scores.
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Mets Extend Winning Streak Behind Grote and Staub
The Mets beat the Phillies 8-3 to stretch their winning streak to eight and stay first in the NL East. Jerry Grote hit two homers driving in three, Rusty Staub added three RBIs with his fifth homer, while Buzz Capra earned his third win and Danny Frisella notched his third save after a rain delay.
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