All-conference KJCCC 2004 honors list coaches and scorers
The KJCCC 2004 all conference team selections and coach of the year Troy Morrell from Butler highlight offense and defense with first and second teams. Names span Coffeyville Butler Garden City Dodge City Hutchinson Independence Fort Scott and others across positions including quarterbacks receivers linemen and backs.
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KJCCC
Troy Morrell
Butler
Paul Nichols
Coffeyville
Frantz Hardy
Jeron Harvey
Dodge City
Kerry Reed
Brian Murph
Anthony Kilby
Garden City
Luke Paris
Brian Bailey
Jimmy Wegerer
Brandon Stephenson
Mike Ruiz
Damian Tudor
Kyle Rajewski
Koitri Hunter
Aaron Lockhart
Robert Coats
Hutchinson
Chris Nelson
Kendrick Smith
Ryan Towan
Jeff Balman
Paul Griffin
Jake Weishaar
Mike West
Chris Felder
A. J. Wallace
Terry Washington
Kurt Francis
Fort Scott
Ryan Friedrichs
Barry Cryer
Dan Boley
Andre Tillman
Willie Ransom
JC Zahradnik
Cliff Henderson
Highland
Matt Foster
Clayton Cox
Zack Carter
Charles Boga
Phillip Hill
Independence
Chris Pollard
Justin McKinney
Brandon Jelks
Rodger Gonzales
Justin Robinson
Aubrey Smith
Marquis Carpenter
Cornelius Minafield
Justin
Harrison Rush
Elks state soccer Shootout yields six Garden City standouts
Six Garden City youths placed in the top three at Saturdays Elks state soccer Shootout in El Dorado. Juan Enriquez won the boys under-14 division and Kailee Stucky claimed the girls under-8 championship. Second place went to Nikki Sprinkle under-14, Sarah Stucky under-12, and Tomaso Espino under-10, with Adrian Alcantara third in boys under-12.
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Garden City
el Dorado
Juan Enriquez
Kailee Stucky
Enriquez
Stucky
Nikki Sprinkle
Sarah Stucky
Tomaso Espino
Adrian Alcantara
MAYB Tournaments Planned Across December
Several MAYB basketball tournaments are scheduled from December 4 to December 18 with youth events in Hutchinson and Hays on December 4 and an adult tournament in Newton on December 18. A Dodgeball of America event occurs November 13 in Newton. For more information call (316) 284-0354.
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Hutchinson
Hays
Newton
Royals rookies DeJesus Greinke honored by BBWAA
Kansas City, AP The Kansas City Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America named David DeJesus Player of the Year and Zack Greinke Pitcher of the Year for the 2004 Royals season. DeJesus, 24, hit .287 with two 15 game streaks and seven homers after a June 25 recall, while Greinke, 21, posted the team best 8-11 record with a 3.97 ERA after a May call up making him the youngest active player in the majors.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
David DeJesus
Carlos Beltran
Baseball Writers Association of America
Zack Greinke
DeJesus
Royals
Bob Hamelin
Triple-A
Omaha
Beltran
Houston Astros
Ken Harvey
Greinke
Avondale Racing and College Football Schedule Mix
Auto racing practice and pole qualifying from Avondale Arizona on SPEED with Bashas Supermarkets 200 and Checker Auto Parts 500 events. Cup, Truck races follow. College football features Marshall Akron and North Texas Louisiana Lafayette on ESPN2. The Tour Championship second round airs on ESPN in Atlanta. NBA games include Rockets at Grizzlies and Spurs at Lakers. High school playoffs Garden City versus Wichita Northwest on KIAL.
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SPEED
Nascar
Avondale
Ariz
ESPN2
Marshall
Akron
North Texas
la Lafayette
Golf
ESPN
Atlanta
NBA
Houston
Memphis
San Antonio
L.A. Lakers
Coffeyville Stars Dominate Region All Star Notes
Coffeyville and Butler players receive multiple honors in regional selections. Notable names include David Dixon Hutchinson Defensive Player and Zac Taylor Butler Offensive Player. Additional honorees cover Coffeyville Garden City Fort Scott and Dodge City across defensive backs linemen and specialists.
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David Dixon
Hutchinson
Zac Taylor
Butler
P.J. Ikner
Coffeyville
Frantz Hardy
Paul Nichols
Chris Mauga
Anthony Kilby
Garden City
Paul Griffin
Dixon
Reggie Nelson
Luke Dressing
Grant Stevenson
Harrison Rush
Rookie Hurler Set to Win Royals Pitcher of the Year
The youngster is poised to claim the Royals Pitcher of the Year honor, following a career arc that mirrors Dennis Leonard's 1975 award. His eight wins by age under 21 stand as the second-highest for Royals pitchers in that age group, surpassed only by Bret Saberhagen's 10.
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Royals
Dennis Leonard
Greinke
Bret Saberhagen
Organizer of Turin Olympics quitting in power struggle
Valentino Castellani, head of TOROC, will resign at a November board meeting amid a government supervision clash with Mario Pescante. TOROC faces a 227 million budget shortfall and waning public interest as the 2006 Turin Games near.
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Rome
Valentino Castellani
TOROC
Castellani
Mario Pescante
Culture Ministry
Pescante
Italy
Phillies Hire Manuel as New Manager
Philadelphia AP Charlie Manuel is hired to replace Larry Bowa as Phillies manager. The 60 year old former Indians manager from 2000 to 2002 had served as a special assistant to GM Ed Wade and as instructor and scout at major and minor league levels. He was the second of eight candidates interviewed after Bowa was fired with two games left in a season that ended 10 games behind Atlanta in the NL East.
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Philadelphia
Charlie Manuel
Philadelphia Phillies
Larry Bowa
Manuel
Cleveland Indians
Phillies
Ed Wade
Bowa
Atlanta
Dixon Hutchinson and Others Play Rec Volleyball
Thursday results show La Chiquita beats The Cop Shop 15-21 21-18 15-10 while Pink Ladies top Teeter Irrigation 19-21 21-11 15-7 Dairy Queen edges Tyson Ettes 23-21 21-19. Monday Henk's Carpet defeats R & R Pallet 21-14 21-18. Tuesday Net Threat defeats Curves 21-10 21-17. Southwest Wheat beats The Team 21-18 21-9. Wednesday La Chiquita defeats Tyson Ettes 21-15 21-11. Dairy Queen defeats Teeter Irrigation 18-21 21-4 15-7.
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Gold-N-Diggers
Curves
Crash Course
Southwest Wheat
la Chiquita
Tyson Ettes
Dairy Queen
Teeter Irrigation
Garden City in Western Nebraska Classic Features
College basketball shows 3 pro and Garden City women facing Independence in the Western Nebraska Classic. High school football 6A district action includes Garden City at Wichita Northwest at 7 PM.
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Garden City Women
Independence
Garden City
Wichita Northwest
Williams files for free agency after Cardinals decline option
New York AP reports St Louis Cardinals pitcher Woody Williams will become a free agent after the club declined his 8 million option and paid a 900000 buyout. The move adds to a list of six players filing, including Jason Christiansen and Tony Batista, with up to 15 more eligible by the November 11 deadline.
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NEW York
St. Louis Cardinals
Woody Williams
San Francisco
Jason Christiansen
Montreal
Tony Batista
Lecavalier and Richards to play in Russia during lockout
Vincent Lecavalier signed with AK Bars Kazan in Russia for the NHL lockout. Brad Richards will join him, with other NHL stars like Ilya Kovalchuk Darius Kasparaitis Ruslan Salei Fred Brathwaite and Alexei Morozov already signed. Lecavalier is World Cup MVP and Stanley Cup winner. Richards is playoffs MVP.
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Toronto
Vincent Lecavalier
Tampa Bay Lightning
Brad Richards
Russia
AK Bars Kazan
Atlanta
Ilya Kovalchuk
Rangers
Darius Kasparaitis
Anaheim
Ruslan Sales
Columbus
Fred Brathwaite
Pittsburgh
Alexei Morozov
Lecavalier
Tampa Bay
Richards
Nets extend coach Frank to four-year deal
New Jersey Nets coach Lawrence Frank signed a four-year, 10 million dollar contract extension. The move follows the season opening night loss of 100 to 77 against the Miami Heat led by Shaquille O Neal.
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East Rutherford
N.J
New Jersey Nets
Lawrence Frank
Nets
Shaquille O’ Neal
Miami Heat
Pro Soccer Friday match: Los Angeles at Kansas City
Friday schedule shows Los Angeles visiting Kansas City for a 7 30 p m kickoff with teams aiming to stay in playoff race. Notable shooters and scores from Garden City Trap Club include Beccy Landgraf Larry Geier 88 Steve Dewey 87 Dennis Landgraf 85 Jerry Stutzman 82 and Skeet Shooters Frank Fieser 46 Darren Sustala 42 Kyle Martin 41 Larry Geier 35 Mark Sorenson 29.
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Garden City
Transactions highlight college and pro sports staff moves
Detroit Tigers promote David Chadd to amateur scouting while James Orr and Greg Smith join as staff. Mets name Willie Randolph manager on a three year deal. Phillies hire Charlie Manuel as manager on a three year contract. Padres add Scott Littlefield and three scouts. Bucks waive Marcus Haislip and Marcus Fizer. Nets extend coach Lawrence Frank for four years. Browns sign WR Richard Alston and add Anthony Oakley to practice squad. Maryland extends athletic director Deborah You two years. Mississippi state dismisses Danny Bell. Penn State promotes Eldon Price and Greg Myford in athletic marketing. Saint Louis re signs Brad Soderberg for five years. Vermont confirms Tom Brennan retires after 2004-05 season.
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NEW York Mets
Willie Randolph
Philadelphia Phillies
Charlie Manuel
SAN Diego Padres
Scott Littlefield
Scott Treka
Charlie Kerfeld
Dave Lottsfeldt
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee Bucks
Marcus Haislip
Marcus Fizer
NEW Jersey Nets
Lawrence Frank
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Richard Alston
Anthony Oakley
Javiar Collins
Maryland
Deborah You
Mississipp
Danny Bell
Penn State
Eldon Price
Greg Myford
Saint Louis
Brad Soderberg
Vermont
Tom Brennan
Denver safety Lynch injured in ongoing dirty-play debate
Denver safety John Lynch limped off upset after a block away from the play sparked a league wide discussion on legal but unnecessary hits. Falcons coach Jim Mora and Broncos coach Mike Shanahan weighed in on the code of conduct amid prior incidents involving George Foster and Tony Williams.
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John Lynch
Atlanta
Falcoms
Jim Mora
Bromcos
NFL
Lynch
Brian Finneran
Finneran
Finneran-Lynch
Broncos
George Foster
Bengals
Tony Williams
Foster
Williams
Falcons
Alex Gibbs
Mike Shanahan
Shanahan
Nick Ferguson
Kansas Opens as Big 12 Favorite in Media Poll
Kansas is rated the Big 12 preseason favorite by media voters, with Oklahoma State second. Texas sits third, Oklahoma fourth, and Missouri fifth. Jayhawks return four top scorers led by Wayne Simmsen. Oklahoma State also has four returning starters. Preseason All Big 12 picks include Simien Langford Graham Lucas and Stinson.
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Dallas
Kansas
Jayhawks
Wayne Simmsen
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa State
Texas Tech
Kansas State
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas A&m
Baylor
Simien
Keith Langford
Joey Graham
John Lucas
Curtis Stinson
Arthur Johnson
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