Bradley Awards Spotlight Local Fall Athletes
The Bradley Awards celebrate Garden City and area prep athletes with humorous themed honors. Highlights include praise for GCHS football, soccer star Juan Torres, cross country standout Brittany Hill, and the undefeated GCHS boys soccer team led by Brad Hallier.
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Kansas Jayhawk
Vince Lombardi Bradley
Ulysses
Tigers
Jason Kenny
Oops Bradley
Garden City
Great Bend
Buffaloes
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania
Panthers
GCHS
Juan Torres
Dodge City
Forrest Gump Bradley
Hugoton
Brittany Hill
Garden City men rally to beat Lamar in road thriller
Garden City Community College overcame a 15 point first half deficit to edge the Lamar Lopes 90 88 on the road. Freshmen led the charge as Marcus Morrison struggled early before Jason Price and Dan Reha sparked the comeback with timely scoring and clutch free throws.
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Garden City
Lamar, Colo
Lamar
Colo
Broacbusters
Marcus Morrison
Swanson
GCCC
Jason Price
Dan Reha
Price
Reha
Morrison
Torrey Phillips
Lopes
Pena named AL Manager of the Year for Royals turnaround
Kansas City Royals manager Tony Pena was honored as American League Manager of the Year after guiding the club to its first winning season since 1994 and remaining in playoff contention into late September. Pena credited his players for the turnaround and described his leadership style and philosophy during a conference call from the Dominican Republic.
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Kansas City Royals
Tony Pena
Oakland Athletics
Oakland
Calif
Pena
Kansas City
Royals
Dominican Republic
McKeon Seals NL Manager of the Year Honor
Florida Marlins skipper Jack McKeon, at 72, wins NL Manager of the Year for the second time after turning a last place club into World Series champions. He took over May 11 with the team 16-22, fell to 10 games under, then finished 91-71 to claim the wild card and title.
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MIAMI
Jack McKeon
Florida Marlins
Florida
McKeon
Jeff Torborg
Marlins
Replacements in Trojans wings eye 2004 season
Stanton County high school football faces edge of transition as 10-1 Trojans lose seniors Albert Garcia and Brock Kendrick. Coach Bret Kendrick anticipates new backs Josh Kendrick and Casey Cook stepping up while Casey aims to lead the offense with quarterback changes and junior Ryan McElroy returning as a key receiver.
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Stanton County
Albert Garcia
Brock Kendrick
Bret Kendrick
Garcia
Josh Kendrick
Trojan
Kendrick
Jordan Leiker
St. Francis
Casey Cook
Leiker
Ryan McElroy
Bengals seek silence from Johnson after bold promise
Chad Johnson promises a Bengals win over undefeated Kansas City at Paul Brown Stadium drawing shrugs from teammates. Willie Anderson questions the boast while noting Johnson often stirs talk, having correctly predicted some wins in the past and miscalling others. The Chiefs hold a 9-0 mark and haven’t faced Cincinnati in a decade.
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Cincinnati
Chad Johnson
Cincinnati Bengals
Johnson
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Paul Brown Stadium
Chad
Willie Anderson
Bengals
Houston
Cleveland
Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs
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Lakin
Darcy Jennings
Sublette
Shalee Lehning
John Travolta
Anthony Brown
Tony Manero
Saturday Night Fever
Brazil
Brad Hallier
Hallier
Garden City Telegram
Busters
Baske
K.C
Trojans
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