Williamsburg's Dream Rises To The Top
Williamsburg High edges Central Heights Burlington and Jayhawk Linn to win the Three Rivers League boys title led by Kenny Brock and Duane Reichard who combined for 64 points. Humboldt tops girls, Pomona and Central Heights strong, regional meets loom with Williamsburg at Emporia and Burlington.
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Burlington
Kenny Brock
Duane Reichard
Williamsburg High
Brock
Williamsburg
Panthers
Central Heights
Jayhawk-Linn
Heights
Humboldt
LeRoy
Uniontown
Pomona
Crest
Gridley
Burg
Vikings
Yates Center
Lou Coppoe
Kirt DuBois
Clint Burkdoll
Coppoe
Brendon May
May
Keith Milliken
Darin Reichard
Phil Eckman
Mike Cannady
DuBois
Burkdoll
Eckman
Cannady
Tony Stottlemire
Richard Haight
Leroy Huske
Jeff Parker
Charlotte Gragg
Kelly Wood
Gragg
Wood
Amy Pruitt
Mary Frevert
Pruitt
Frevert
Three Rivers
Emporia
Burlington High School
Wichita
Gary Lyte
Avey
Sabine
Pleasanton
Avery
Hatcher
Leatherman
Huse
Leis
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Three Rivers Track Meet Yields Wide-Open Team Scores
Humboldt dominates with team score of 8 points but Marmaton Valley and Jayhawk-Linn close. Yates Center, Pleasanton, LeRoy also post strong marks as event results list Javelin Pole Vault and hurdles leaders across multiple schools.
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Are Rivers Sack Mee
Williamsburg
Central Heights
Burlington
Jayhawk- Linn
Humboldt
Pleasanton
Yates Center
Uniontown
LeRoy
Pomona
Crest
Marmaton Valley
Gridley
Javelin
Holt
Nlontaan
True,te
Bubrlisiehoty
Milliken
Laurden
Downey
Eckman
Cannady
Comcowich
Miller
Ta ‘T
Owensby
Jayhawk-Linn
Anderson
Stroud
Ramsey
Ferris
Avery
Jayhawk-Linnn
Brock
Discus
Marmaten Valley
Jay
Attic
Korte
Smart
Swan
Smith
Stottlemire
Barnes
Ludolph
Girta
LeRoyan Williamsburg
Collins
Comutock
Creat
Williams
Baucom
Wichman
Jones
Woods
Hartwig
Moore
McNett
Yates
Johnson
Atkin
Danford
Comstock
King
Bruce
Oln
Elder
Wille
Carlson
Snider
Frevert
Allen
Sherwood
Lewis
Rittinghouse
Cravens
Klaus
Willams
Kaufman
Herynk
Worthington
Pruitt
Diehl
Marmaton
Valley
Crump
Froth
Gragg
Wood
Weigand
Patterson
Murrow
Bannister: Sox Top Royals 5-1 in Sweep
Chicago White Sox pitcher Bannister quieted Kansas City with seven innings of two earned run baseball as he improved to 2-4. Carlton Fisk belted a three run homer in the third as Chicago built a four run frame to back a 5-1 win. Harold Baines and Greg Walker added key hits while Fisk returned to catching duties amid the Fisk left field stint. Saberhagen took the loss for KC as Ben Howser lamented the miscue on Fisk.
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Chicago
Essen
Bannister
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Angel Salazar
Wilson
Lonnie Smith
George Brett
Frank White
Sox
Fisk
Pudge
Whale
Harold Baines
Greg Walker
Baines
Walker
Bret Saberhagen
Cy Young
Jerry Hairston
Saberhagen
Kansas City
Dick Howser
Snow Chief Redeems Himself In The Preakness
Snow Chief, trained by McState and owned by Carl Grinstead and Ben Rochelle, won the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico after a dramatic victory over Ferdinand. Plans were revised to target the Jersey Derby next, skipping the Belmont due to endurance concerns. Snow Chief now has earnings over 2.13 million with 10 wins in 15 starts, while Ferdinand heads to Belmont as part of a larger field.
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Baltimore
Snow Chief
Ferdinand
Grinstead
Pimlico Race Course
Turner
Elizabeth Keck
Charlie Whittingham
Wheatly Hall
Wise Times
Mogombo
Ogygian
Woody Stephens
Danzig Connection
Belmont Park
Badger Land
Groovy
Bill Shoemaker
Broad Brush
Miracle Wood
Clear Choice
Alex Solis
Pimlico
Tank
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Haight
Edwards
Manes
Parker
Harris
Crome
Islas
Rhoades
Adams
Foster
Barkdoll
Huske
Lehmann
Henderson
Jayhawk
Linn
Bannister Stifles Royals
Preakness
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