Busters face pivotal rivalry test at Dodge City
Garden City Community College aims to stay in the playoff hunt with a key KJCCC clash at Memoria Stadium against Dodge City. The Busters, 2-5 overall and 1-4 in league play, hope to avenge a 31-game winless streak against the 0-7 Conquistadors while Dodge eyes progress beyond a winless season. Freshman QB Wes Winfrey returns from a concussion as GC prepares for a probable start by Winfrey or Cade Rietzke, with Dodge’s weapons Larry Walls and Cameron Hall capable of game-changing plays.
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Halladay guts out injury for Phillies in NL title bid
Roy Halladay battled through a groin pull to outpitch Tim Lincecum, lifting the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-2 win over the San Francisco Giants and cutting the NL championship series deficit to 3-2. Jayson Werth homered in the ninth as Philly heads home to force a decisive Game 6.
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Buffs, Lady Buffs head to volleyball sub states Saturday
Garden City High School volleyball coach Bob Schmitz eyes a chance at the state tournament as the 15-19 Buffs meet 25-8 Dodge City in a Class 6A semifinal at Wichita Northwest High School around 2 p.m. The winner advances to state after facing Wichita Northwest and Hutchinson in the other semifinal.
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NBA seeks one third cut in player salary costs
New York AP reports NBA commissioner David Stern said there was no progress in summer talks and the league aims to reduce player salaries by 750 to 800 million dollars, spending about 2.1 billion annually. Deputy commissioner Adam Silver notes a diseconomic situation with losses projected at 340 to 350 million.
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