Wray Roofers topple Hays in six-game run spree
Halstead Wray Roofers win 4-1 over Hays and 6-1 over SAG in Sunday doubleheader to run their record to 6-7. Pitcher Greg Ryder tossed a 3-hitter for Service Auto Glass, while Glen Wendt Brad Bradshaw and Tim Kelly led Halstead with key hits and homers.
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Boston Tops Royals On Freak Play In Eight
Tim Blackwell tapped a Steve Mingori pitch for an eight to ten foot ball in front of the plate scoring two runs and giving Boston an 8-7 victory over Kansas City in the eighth. Fred Lynn extended his hitting streak to 20 games as Denny Doyle hit his first homer of the season. The win keeps the Red Sox one game ahead of the Yankees in the AL East.
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Shepler Lifts West in Kansas Shrine Bowl Victory
Jeff Shepler of Wichita North starred for the West in the Kansas Shrine Bowl, kicking a 28 yard field goal for a 3-0 lead and earning top rushing honors with 96 yards on 22 carries. He also kicked 78 yards with the wind to spark the West past the East despite limited offense on both sides.
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Texas Longhorns End 25-Year Wait With 5-1 World Series Win
Texas defeats South Carolina 5-1 to claim the NCAA College World Series crown. Richard Wortham fires a four-hitter and earns hero status after a 9 strikeout title game. Coach Cliff Gustafson leads a 56-6 team, tying a historic drought break for the program. Wortham and Gideon may join the summer draft.
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Kansas Woman Golf champ favored in Salina meet
Defending champion Karen MacGee of Kansas City is the presumptive favorite as the 53rd Kansas Women's Golf Association championship opens with an 18 hole qualifying round at Salina Country Club. The field includes 124 competitors. two former champions are entered as the event moves through qualifying and match play.
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Newton Legion drops two close weekend games
Newton American Legion lost 1-0 to Salina and 8-7 to Hutchinson in one run contests. Dan St. Clair took the Salina loss after an 11 strikeout effort. Newton had four hits. Against Hutchinson Dan Chandler led with 3 for 4 as Newton built a 5 run first inning, but Hutchinson scored repeatedly. In B team action Newton fell to Salina 7-4 then beat Hutchinson 4-2. The Legionnaires host Hutchinson at Centennial Park Tuesday at 6 p.m.
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Topekan wins third amateur golf title
Frank Rose of Topeka captured his third Kansas Amateur Golf Championship by defeating Paul Anderson of Manhattan 7 and 5. Rose, who also won in 1971 and 1973, ended the final five holes early while leading by seven. Anderson, a surprise finalist and former Kansas State golfer, qualified with 152.
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