Cyclones, Hays win cross country titles in Kansas
Hays scorched Stagg Hills Golf Course to win the 4-A boys title with 33 points while Ottawa claimed the state cross country crown. Shawnee Mission South captured the 5-A title and St John won the combined 1-A 2-A. Record times were set by Clark Hamilton and four competitors. Top teams in 4-A and 1-A 2-A listings are detailed. individual races featured Greg Masenthin and Jerry Peffly with strong showings.
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Gary Heller
Junction City
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Ottawa
Jerry Peffly
Baldwin
Wellsville
Lyndon
Greg Masenthin
Johnson
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Oakley
Centralia
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Wichita South
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Wichita West
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Shawnee Mission Northwest
Wichita East
Wichita Heights
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Hutchinson
Ottawa Cyclones win 3-A state cross country title
Ottawa Highs Cyclones surge to first place 84 points beating Clay Center and Augusta. Jerry Peffly wins individual 3-A crown in a course record 9:45, Shaad places second or fourth, with depth scoring nine others under 11 minutes. Garnett and Bonner Springs show strong finishes.
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Bonner
Steve Shaad
Ottawa
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Peffly
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Dennis Artz
Council Grove
Shaad
Cyclones
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Stagg Hills
Dan Mullen
Ottawa High
OHS
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Biui WopHige
Ote
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Clay Center
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Bonner Springs
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Braves
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Winfield
Scott City
Concordia
Chapman
Colby
AIT Sven
Fie
Bruce Underwood
Jay Schoonover
Underwood
Tim Pickering
Gary Brockus
Steve Boyer
Boyer
Bert Anderson
H.K. Stevens
Stevens
Jack Ball
Sabres Stay Unbeaten Lead With 2-1 Win Over Minnesota
Buffalo's Rick Martin scored his 12th and 13th goals as the Sabres beat Minnesota 2-1 to remain two points behind Montreal atop the NHL standings. Montreal beat Detroit 2-1 to stay unbeaten. Other results: Boston 9-1 Islanders. Rangers 7-1 over Chicago. Philadelphia 5-2 over Toronto. Saturday's scores included Buffalo 3 Montreal 3 and Detroit 3 Minnesota 2.
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Rod Gilbert
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Philadelphia
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