Hatchet rivalry stakes loom in Garden City at Dodge City
Garden City Buffaloes host Dodge City Red Demons at Memorial Stadium in a district opener with the hatchet legend at stake after 11 straight Buffaloes wins. Details emphasize the rivalry's history, key players, and the 7:30 p.m. kickoff on Friday with local radio coverage.
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Lidle’s dual passions grounded in pitch and flight
Cory Lidle, 34, Yankees pitcher, lived for pitching and flying, owning his own plane and flying whenever possible. He was killed when his plane crashed into a Manhattan high rise after a season of criticism and media scrutiny. The Yankees and baseball community mourn the sudden loss as investigations begin.
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Topeka West player collapses during practice
AP report on Topeka West High School junior Thomas Bell a 5 foot 9 inch 160 pound football player who collapsed at practice and remains in intensive care after surgery at St Francis Health Center in Topeka doctors monitoring his condition with uncertain prognosis.
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Buffs fall to Kapaun Mt Carmel in North Cup semis
Garden City Buffaloes goalie Cesar Flores faced seven shots as Kapaun Mt. Carmel beat GCHS 4 0 in Wichita semifinals. Garden City ends with 6 5 1 record. next play for third place at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Sublette native Clinton Brown inducted into PSU Hall of Fame
Sublette resident Clinton Brown, a Pittsburg State Gorillas guard from 1947 to 1951, was elected to the PSU Hall of Fame. Brown, 5 foot 10, averaged 11.8 points in an era without shot clocks or three pointers, scoring 32 against Springfield and 27 in another CIC game. He also played baseball and tennis, served in Korea, and later taught in Minneola, Lincoln, and McPherson before retiring in Sublette.
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