Kansas State defense loses Baldwin for season
Kansas State will be without starting defensive back Bryan Baldwin for the season after a season ending injury suffered in a 24 6 loss to Louisville. Byron Garvin moves into the starting role while the offense gets back its top receiving target.
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Garden City edges Great Bend 3-2 with late rally
Garden City High School junior Roman Duarte twice faced a rebound chance outside the left goal box and converted the second for a 3-2 win over the Great Bend Panthers at Memorial Stadium. Duarte tied the game after a second-half setup, then Edgar Reyes added a penalty kick, sealing the Buffs’ comeback before Luis Reza scored late.
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Flores
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Luis Reza
Garden City High School
Kevin Cruz
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Gilchrist Aiming For Junior Olympics Trap Team
Lakin 16 year old David Gilchrist excels in trap shooting earning a possible spot on the US Junior Olympic team after a Colorado Springs training camp with 18 others. He began shooting at 10 at a cousin’s Nebraska home and now competes with the Western Kansas Wildcats across eight states.
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Dallas Cowboys star Terrell Owens in self harm incident
Dallas police say Terrell Owens attempted to overdose on prescription pain pills amid low spirits. A friend intervened as he admitted planning harm, was hospitalized for an allergic reaction, and is recovering from hand surgery. Parcells indicated he was improving and back at practice.
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Lord Byron Nelson dead at 94 golf legend and record year
Byron Nelson died at 94 in Texas, remembered as a Masters icon and the 1945 season star with 18 tournament wins and a record 11 straight. Arnold Palmer and Ben Crenshaw led tributes calling him a giant of golf and a gentleman. A bridge and statue at Augusta National marked his legacy.
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