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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2006
Page
9
The piece discusses freerolls as tournaments where players risk no own money yet can win real cash or seats. It covers World Series of Poker events, online freerolls with large guarantees, and the risks of aggressive play from lack of financial stakes. Personal anecdotes illustrate surviving large qualifiers and the value of freerolls for bankroll building.
Garden City High volleyball faced a thin front line as Emma Adams played through flu like symptoms while Erin Ross and Marsela Rodriguez were sidelined with injuries. Ross is out indefinitely with a pulled hamstring and back strain. Rodriguez fears a torn ACL. The Buffs rallied, with Audra Algrim, Chancey Sebranek and Leslie Miller stepping up to defeat Hugoton 22-25 25-12 25-21 for their first win.
George Mihai scored twice as Garden City Community College routed Independence 6-0 at Memorial Stadium. The Busters dominated early, with Gustavo Aragueta and Bryan Arruda adding goals, while Independence saw a red card to Chad Jarrett end its hopes.
Andre Agassi outlasted Marcos Baghdatis in a dramatic five setter 64 64 36 57 75 at Arthur Ashe Stadium to reach another Open era milestone. Baghdatis fought cramps and strain but fell just short as the crowd roared. Agassi, 36, credited a cortisone boost and relentless effort in a match that lived up to its hype.
Kansas coach Mark Mangino signs a five year contract worth about 1.5 million dollars annually, retroactive to January 1, 2006. Base pay 220 thousand with incentives up to 650 thousand per year. Kansas athletic director Lew Perkins praises the move as stabilizing a rising program ahead of the Northwestern State opener.
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