Lady Jackrabbits return to state meet with key runners
Greeley County beats odds to reach the state cross country meet led by freshman Kayleen Dittmer, the No. 1 runner all year, and senior Tricia Sloan. Stanton County, Hugoton also advance as Brittany Hill eyes another title amid regional success and anxiety about the big race.
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Longhorn runners eye top finish in state meet
Holcomb coach Lindall Cox aims for a top three finish as his rested team comes to the Wamego 4A 3A and 2-1A races. George projects a top spot with Cory Findley Scott Cook and Doug Baier joining last year’s state runners. Hugoton and Hillsboro loom as challengers with four regional teams joining in.
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Bank One not exactly Yankee Stadium
Arizona and New York Yankees players preview the World Series venues with Bank One Ballpark in Phoenix contrasting Yankee Stadium. Quotes highlight differing atmospheres, clubhouse amenities, and a sense of history as players discuss monuments, monuments Park, and the baseball cathedral concept.
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Becker's Bridge Three Notrump play puzzle
In a double dummy setup South as declarer must win six of seven tricks after West leads hearts. With clubs trumps and given the hands North J93, West KQ7, South Q98 J105 10 987542, determine the exact lines to maximize winners against best East-West defense.
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Test Your Play 1 Bridge Thwarting Queen of Clubs
A bridge puzzle outlines declarer play to guarantee 9 or 10 tricks by a heart jack win, a club finesse, and careful ruffing. South’s heart returns, diamonds followed, and dummy’s cards coordinate to secure the target. Tomorrow: Sometimes it pays to worry.
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