Sublette star Tonya Phoenix sets state long jump record
At the 1981 Kansas State High School championship track meet in Wichita Tonya Phoenix of Sublette set a state record with a 18 feet 3 3/4 inch long jump. The event saw multiple records across classes 1A 2A and 6A as athletes from Ashland Frontenac Manhattan and several towns posted marks while meet directors kept the schedule close to on time despite intermittent rain.
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Rod Gardner
Telegram
Wichita
Shelly Butler
Ashland
Tonya Phoenix
Sublette
Frontenac
Dave Bruenles
McLouth
Garden City High School
Duane Rupp
Rupp
J. J. Gonzales
Bryan Henson
GCHS
Jeff Holmes
Buffalo
GCHL
Barry Brown
Syracuse
Kent Angeles
Holcomb
Trenton Creeden
Elkhart
Mike Horton
Brown
Angeles
Phoenix
Debbie Winter
Dena Eddy
Winter
Scoreboard Saturday's Baseball Games Across Leagues
Box of scattered results lists games featuring Baltimore Detroit Boston Milwaukee Toronto Oakland Cleveland New York Chicago California Texas Seattle Minnesota Kansas City Montreal Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia San Diego Atlanta New York St Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati Montreal Chicago San Francisco Houston San Diego Los Angeles Cincinnati Montreal Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Houston New York St Louis action noted with pitchers records and partial inning counts.
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Baltimore
Flanagan
Detroit
Rozema
Boston
Torrez
Milwaukee
Lerch
Toronto
Bomback
Oakland
Keough
Cleveland
Waits
New York
Righetti
Montreal
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Diego
Atlanta
St.Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San
Espinosa
Solomon
Welsh
Perry
Falcone
Forsch
San Francisco
Whitson
Houston
Ruble
Lim
Associated Press
Texas
California
Seattle
Minnesota
Kansas
City
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York A
Houston Iy
Remy
Roenicke
Singleton
Evans
Lansford
Henderson
Carew
Wills
Murphy
RBI
Armas
Oglivie
Bell
Burleson
Arinas
Griffin Toronto
Hatcher
Paciorek
Kemp
Det
Mosel
LeFlore
Bumbry
Blyleven
D. Martinez
McGregor
Stanley
Norris
Barker Cle
Davis
Wilcox
May
Ahone
McBride
Perkins
Youngblood
Herndon
Rms — Collins
Schmidt
Dawson
Raines
Hendrick
Lopes
Concepcion
Cruz
Garvey
Foster
Howe
Rose
Collins
Baker
Buckner
Chambliss
Jones
Herr
Templeton
St Louis
Reynolds
Durham
Flynn
Richards
Cey
Guerrero
North
Scott
Indy 500 fans brace for danger as ghosts of 1973 loom
In Indianapolis Memorial Day nears and the Indy 500 nears, fans hold breath for a race history shadowed by 1973 deaths. Art Pollard and Salt Walther died in practice and the start of the 1973 race, triggering swift safety overhauls, while 1964 rookie Rutherford escaped a first lap inferno amid a field of 10 rookies this year.
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Indianapolis
Indy
Art Pollard
Salt Walther
Rutherford
Eddie Sachs
Dave McDonald
Wichita State and Mississippi State in NCAA regional showdown
In Clemson South Carolina Wichita State and Mississippi State meet in the Atlantic Region second-round winners-bracket game of the NCAA baseball playoffs. Shockers 56-13 beat Clemson 7-2 Friday as Don Heinkle 14-4 hurled a two-hitter, Clemson 34-23 and East Tennessee 40-14 chase elimination.
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Clemson
S.C
Wichita State
Mississippi State
East Tennessee
Shockers
Don Heinkle
Heinkle
Tigers
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Ceci McMillan
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Mark Salmans
Brent McDonald
Rolla
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Terri Jones
Greg Houck
Bryan Roth
Thane O’hair
Terry Ashmore
Stanton County
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Cimarron
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Mike Huitt
Sheila Conine
Dighton
Kalene Lorimer
Vickie Miller
Steve Rapier
Lisa Singleton
Lakin
Johnny Steffens
Scott City
Kay Griffith
Ulysses
Baumgarten
Renko
Honeycutt
Parrott
Erickson
Valenzuela
Soto
Sanderson
Reuschel
GMC
Fulton
Garden City, KS
America
U.S
Swede Savage
Savage
Johnny Rutherford
Tom Sneva
Sneva
Bobby Unser
Tatoo Parlor
Garden City Livestock Market Inc
Garden City
Dave Daniel
KBUF
Sears
Soma
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Easy
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