Manning Leads Colts to Dominant 55 21 Win Over Saints
Peyton Manning exploded for six touchdown passes tying near NFL record as the Colts crushed New Orleans 55 21. He went 20 of 25 for 314 yards and connected on scoring plays of 17 14 79 12 32 and 11 yards. Minnesota, Carolina, Denver and Kansas City also remained undefeated as the league weekend unfolded.
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Playoff picture set as stars rest before postseason
Roger Clemens managed and Nomar Garciaparra rested as baseball paused on the final regular season day. Barry Bonds Derek Jeter and Andruw Jones exited early while Sammy Sosa Manny Ramirez and Jason Giambi sat out. Playoffs begin Tuesday with AL matchups Yankees Twins Red Sox Oakland and NL series Florida San Francisco Cubs Atlanta. Braves clinch home field with a 5-2 win over Philadelphia in the final Veterans Stadium game.
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Martinez shines for GC in cross country at Tabor Invite
Jose Martinez, a freshman at Garden City Community College, finished fourth in the five mile Tabor Cross Country Invitational in Hillsboro with a 27:09.55. He trailed Aurelio Macias of Newman University and Hutchinson runners Alex Sawyer and Jazz Carreon. Dominique Martin was 13th overall and sixth among junior college runners with 21:51.9. Neither GCCC squad qualified for team standings.
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Panthers rout GC field at GCHS tennis meet
No. 1 singles Brittany Osborne placed fourth while No. 1 doubles Keisha Kinney and Kristen Doering finished eighth. Coach Sargent urged more effort as Cimarron led area schools with eighth place and 30 points. Jayme Cohoon and Nicole Coffey also finished fifth in No. 1 and No. 2 singles respectively.
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Great Bend dominates Garden City in Inuit Team standings
Garden City Inuit standings show Great Bend at top with 88 points while Colby Liberal tie for second at 70, Garden City 62, Dodge City 56, and Hays 40. No. 1 singles crowned Audrey Sherman of Great Bend over Hanna Hepp Liberal 8-1, with third place going to Katie Lang Colby over Brittany Osborne Garden City 8-3. No. 2 singles saw Anita Sucha Great Bend defeat Jessica McMillan Garden City 8-3, third place Stephanie Grote Liberal over Rachel Funk Colby 8-6. No. 1 doubles title went to Carrie Davidson Leah Ost Great Bend over Leah Schmidt Jenna Cather Dodge City, 8-? Third place Becky Lang Crystal Mannebach Colby over Bao Phuong Nguyer Thanh Do Liberal 8-6. No. 2 doubles champions Yacey Young Enrica Dede Great Bend over Tiffany Hands Leah Williams Garden City 8-1. third Layla Woodall Crystal Herschberge.
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Hall's electrifying return seals Chiefs win over Ravens
Kansas City improved to 4-0 behind Priest Holmes as Hall returned kickoff for a 97 yard score. Ravens coach Billick praised containing Hall yet noted the danger of a great player. KC intercepted three Bollers passes while Holmess 90 yards on 22 carries led the offense in a 10 point game.
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Grizzlies rally to stay No 1 in NJCAA clash
Butler County Grizzlies erased a 25 point deficit to beat Coffeyville 29 28 in El Dorado. Morrell’s halftime speech sparked a 26 point second half run as Coffeyville’s miscues in the period helped Butler County remain atop the NJCAA rankings with 5 0 overall and 4 0 conference records.
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GCCC Busters Top Independence 37 26 in Jayhawk Showdown
Garden City breaks a four-game skid with a 37 to 26 victory over Independence as Chris Nelson throws for 189 yards and Andre Hall and Yamon Figurs lead a varied attack. The Broacbusters defense dominates, holding Independence to eight first downs and 126 passing yards while sacking two quarterbacks six times.
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Tennis pioneer Gibson dies at 76 in New Jersey
Althea Gibson, a trailblazer who broke tennis color barriers in the 1950s as Wimbledon and United States champion and the first black player on the LPGA Tour, died at age 76 in East Orange, New Jersey. President Bush praised her spirit and determination.
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