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inside today Storms drop rain, hail in rural areas It was a stormy weekend for the passed over Goodland. It was More local tri-state area, but like previous much the same on Friday, with news, views from your weekends, relatively little rain far more rain falling in areas west Goodland ended up falling in Goodland. of town than in Goodland itself. Star-News On Saturday, hail up to a half- The good news is that Goodland inch in diameter was reported in has exceeded half the average southwest Sherman County. rainfall it should have for this time On Sunday, several severe thun- of year. So far in 2014, Goodland derstorm warnings were issued has received 3.55 inches, 3.04 around the region. Hail up to one under the normal of 6.59. inch in diameter was reported in The Weather Service was pre- Logan, Cheyenne, Norton, Gra- dicting a slight chance of thun- ham and Gove counties. Some of derstorms Monday and today. the storms produced winds up to More thunderstorms are predicted 60 mph, which kicked up dust and Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. hampered visibility near Quinter. In Goodland, most of the rain fell Friday, about .46 of an inch. Dark clouds hovered over No rain was recorded by the Na- western Sherman County this tional Weather Service on Sat- weekend. Late-afternoon thun- urday, and only .01 of an inch derstorms materialized each State sports Sunday. day this weekend, dropping More rain – up to .16 of an inch – rain and in some places hail was reported in western Sherman around the tri-state area. results County as several storms formed Photo by Kevin Bottrell there before dissipating as they The Goodland Star-News The final results are in for the Goodland athletes who competed at the Class 4A State baseball, softball Goodland and track competitions last week. See Page 10 lawyer weather represents report murder 69° 10 a.m. Monday defendant Today Heather Alwin • Sunset, 8:09 p.m. [email protected] Saturday At a hearing held Wednesday and • Sunrise, 5:21 a.m. Thursday, William Shank’s defense • Sunset, 8:10 p.m. attorney and prosecutors argued over various legal aspects of war- Midday Conditions rants investigators used in his case • Soil temperature 67 degrees as well as whether the state could • Humidity 60 percent use character evidence and some of • Sky sunny Shank’s prior statements. • Winds northwest 7 mph Shank is accused of murdering • Barometer 30.11 inches Teri Morris in Colby in February and falling 2013. • Record High today 99° (1933) Shank’s defense attorney, Jerry • Record Low today 34° (1954) Fairbanks of Goodland, told the Last 24 Hours* court there was not a sufficient nexus, or connection, between the High Sunday 87° crimes being investigated and the Low Sunday 54° seizure of electronic devices found Crowd turns out Precipitation trace in his Garden City home. After This month 0.01 lengthy discussion, District Judge Year to date 3.55 Glenn Schiffner decided there Below normal 3.04 inches at Smoky Gardens was a sufficient nexus and denied The Topside Forecast Fairbanks’ motion to suppress the The fun day at Smoky Gardens brought out a larger crowd than Today: Partly cloudy with a high evidence. expected for the games, food and entertainment on Saturday. near 100 and a low around 57. Fairbanks and prosecutor Jessica Activities included a meal by the Sherman County Fire Depart- Wednesday: Sunny with a high Domme also argued over evidence ment (above), archery (right), kite-flying and more. The event near 86 and a low around 57. Fairbanks said was character evi- began at 3 p.m. and finished with a musical performance by the Extended Forecast dence but Domme said was going George Gray and the Elvis Experience Band (below). Thursday: Partly cloudy with a to be used to show motive, intent, Photos by Kevin Bottrell and Angela Bonham/The Goodland Star-News chance of rain, a high near 81 and manipulation of the victim, a discor- a low around 58. Friday: Partly dant relationship and other permis- cloudy with a chance of showers sible purposes. Schiffner allowed and thunderstorms, a high near some of the evidence but excluded 77 and a low around 57. Saturday: other evidence that he felt would Partly cloudy with a chance of be more prejudicial than useful showers and thunderstorms, a to the jury. Since the court sealed high near 73 and a low around 50. the motions in this case, the exact (National Weather Service) Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz. statements and evidence are not to be disclosed to the public until trial. Domme also requested a hearing
See LAWYER, Page 5 Big Top comes to Goodland Time left local to nominate markets local heroes 10 a.m. There’s still time to put your Wheat — $6.93 bushel hero in the Goodland Star-News’ Posted county price — $6.77 Hometown Heroes Section. Corn — $4.64 bushel The section, which will publish Posted county price — $4.49 June 27, will highlight local Milo — $4.06 bushel heroes such as law enforcement, Soybeans — $14.22 bushel firefighters, emergency medical Posted county price — $14.54 technicians and paramedics, and Millet — no bid more. The paper is are asking for Sunflowers nominations for anyone you feel is Oil current crop — $18.35 cwt. Confection — no bid a Sherman County Hero and should Pinto beans — $36 (new crop) be recognized. (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Just fill out the form that is Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. published in the paper and return it These may not be closing figures. ) to the Goodland Star-News office. Bring in a photograph along The Big Top tent for the Carson and Barnes Circus was put up well as motorcycle and trapeze acts. The circus was sponsored with the form to the office at 1205 on Armory Road for Saturday’s circus performances. The circus by the Harvest Evangelical Free Church Youth Ground. Main St. or e-mail us at star.news@ included animal acts with camels, llamas, horses and more as Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News nwkansas.com. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, June 3, 2014 friends obituaries kanorado senior center the calendar The Kanorado Senior Center Delmer Dale Musil is in need of cash donations and calendar 28. at Cat’s TnT, 115 E. 9th, or at Olympics Kansas. donations for our benefit auction on Summer matinees Jodie Tubbs of the Kansas the Bernadine Johnson residence, will be Delmer Dale Musil, 88, retired into his large garden. July 12. Donations will help keep Commission on Veterans Af- located at 704 Walnut. For infor- every two weeks at 1:30 p.m. Goodland cabinet maker, died on Preceding him in death were his the center functioning. Their mail- on Wednesdays fairs will be in Goodland from mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, at the Sherman May 30, 2014, at his home. parents; a daughter Delma Peters ing address is the Kanorado Senior 1 to 2:15 p.m. Thursday in the 890-2287, 821-1827, 890-3793 Theatre, 1203 Main. The movie He was born on Oct. 28, 1925, to on July 9, 2009; five sisters, Clara Center, Box 176, Kanorado, Kan. Assembly Room on the third floor or 899-4278 or order online at on Wednesday will be “Zambe- Frank and Emma Musil in Bladen, Fierstein, Minnie Delaney, Nellie 67741 or for donations call Tammy of the courthouse to help veterans www.prairielandfood.com. The zia” (G). Neb. The family moved to Kansas to Bulger, Elsie Wolfrum and Cozie at the center (785) 399-2348, Con- Kids Cooking Class and dependents with claims. Call Prairie Pak will have deli turkey, The is held the Brownville area to farm in 1930. Beneda; and five brothers Henry nie Sheldon (785) 399-2402, John second Wednesday of each the office in Colby any Monday, ham steak, chicken breast (diced on the On June 26, 1943, he and Arleta Musil, Richard Musil, Clarence Veselik (785) 399-8016, Sally Pet- month Wednesday or Friday at (785) or strips), full cooked Angus from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at Mae Jones were married. Musil, Leonard Musil and Frank tibone (785) 399-2337 or Jessica 462-3572. burgers, chicken thighs, seasonal the 4-H Building. This class is Mr. Musil spent 21 months in Musil. Colby (785) 399-8014. The Youth Fundraiser of the fresh fruits and vegetables. The open for second to fifth graders. the Army Infantry as a rifleman Survivors include his wife of specials are a summer griller in- For information call 890-4880. and spent 15 of those months in 71 years of the home; a son Law- genesis and First Christian Church, 711 Ar- cade, will be a car wash from 9 cluding ground beef patties, pork senior menu Germany. rence (Helen) Musil of Sherman salvation army tenderloin, pork chops, chicken a.m. to noon on Saturday. Today: Steak fingers, augratin He was trained in primary school, County; a son-in-law, Roger Peters; Genesis and Salvation Army are breast filets, Italian sausage links The Tenth Annual Outdoor potatoes, green bean casserole, the military and was a self-taught a brother Alfred (Lela) Musil; two available year round to help those in and top sirloin steaks; chuck steak Youth Skills Day will be Satur- bread and applesauce. Wednes- carpenter. Mr. Musil built and sisters, Dorothy Quirin and Evelyn need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak burgers, breakfast sandwiches, day, June 14. Registration forms day: Pork roast, mashed potatoes remodeled numerous homes in Benoit; six grandchildren; 12 great- to a volunteer. breaded chicken breasts and red and around Goodland, but was grandchildren; and two great great- available from Bill’s Shootin Shop with gravy, steamed cabbage, car- or S&T Communication. Call velvet cake. most known for his specialized grandchildren. activities Run With the Law rots and onions, bread and peach- Troy Mannis at (785) 821-1838 The will woodworking and custom cabinet- Services will be at 10:30 a.m. on Tours of the 1907 Victorian 9 a.m. on es. Thursday: Waikiki meatballs for information. start with registration at making. He built cabinets, restored Wednesday, June 4, 2014, at Bate- House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Saturday, June 21, at Goodland with pineapple, broccoli, rice and antiques and built and remodeled man Funeral Home, 211 E. 11th, 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- Prairie Land Food sign up will pudding. Friday: Crispy chicken be until Monday, June 16. Distri- High School, 1209 Cherry. Project homes for over six decades. in the Goodland with burial to follow in day. Closed on Tuesday. is to raise money for the Special salad, strawberries and bananas, Musil Cabinet Shop. He retired the Goodland Cemetery. The High Plains Museum, 1717 bution is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, June crackers and brownie. from carpentry a couple of years ago Visitation will be from 3 to 7 p.m. Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. due to his failing eyesight. on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 at the to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday mous, 1013 Center. If you drink Water Testing — The Northwest Mr. Musil was also an avid gar- funeral home. through Saturday and from 1 to mops alcohol, that’s your business. If you Local Environmental Protection dener. He built greenhouses off his Memorials to the HOPE Project at 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) want to stop, we can help. Call 821- Group does well evaluations, in- home and later his shop to grow veg- Goodland Regional Medical Center The Carnegie Arts Center is meets the first Monday of every 3826 or 728-7491. cluding testing for bacteria and etables from seed to be transplanted may be sent to the funeral home. open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- month October thru May. Meeting Goodland Al-Anon Family nitrates. To schedule an evaluation day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. time: 6 p.m. -7:30 p.m. at the Har- Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays or discuss environmental concerns, Edith Benisch on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on vest Evangelical Free Church; 521 at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- call the Health Department at 890- Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center E Highway 24; Goodland. For more Edith Benisch, 91, Sharon Springs man Funeral Home, 211 E. 11th, cade. For information call Alice or 4888. is always in need of hosts and host- information email goodlandmops@ resident, died May 29, 2014. Goodland, Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. esses on Sundays. New monthly hospital volunteers gmail.com or call (785) 890-6423. Services are pending with Bate- The “Freedom Today” group of exhibits and you are invited to visit Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon crimestoppers the gift shop. p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- The Goodland Public Library is If you have information about 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. unteers are in the gift shop. Today: open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- any crime, call the Goodland Area Season for Miller Call 890-8369. a.m. Lana Ginn. Wednesday: a.m. Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- day through Thursday and from Bird City Alcoholics Anony- Teresa Willis and p.m. Faye Paxton. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- 5665. Your call will be confidential mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. Thursday: a.m. Lana Ginn. Friday: urday. For information call (785) and you will not be asked your (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the None. Monday: a.m. Faye Paxton 899-5461 or stop by the library. name. If the information results in Senior Center on 4th Street. and p.m. Dale Schields. Moths has started Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- the arrest and/or conviction of those Narcotics Anonymous meets at man County is seeking mentors and early head start involved, you could be eligible for Well it appears we 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- children to mentor. Call 890-3665. Early Head Start is a state funded a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland are about to enter that dana days at the Senior Center. Call (785) The Good Sam Family Support program for income eligible fami- Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit time of year when we 734-2734 for more information. Council meets at 7 p.m. the second lies with prenatal mothers and chil- organization formed by citizens have an abundance belshe against crime. Miller Moths invad- Thursday of every month at the thrift store dren up to age three. Families par- Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings ticipate in a variety of educational The police department can also ing as they migrate • ag notebook The Goodland Churches Thrift be called at 890-4570. west. The miller is are open to all interested people. Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 activities and receive free medical For information call 890-3117 or and dental care. the adult stage of the when larvae hatch from eggs depos- a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through family shelter 890-5936. Services include special needs Army Cutworm. After feeding in ited in a variety of locations - tradi- Friday. Donations welcome. The The Northwest Kansas Domestic Breast Cancer Support Group of children with disabilities. If you the spring the cutworm burrows tionally, in wheat and alfalfa. The daily specials are 50 percent off and Sexual Violence Services pro- meets at 5:30 p.m. the second have a family member with a special into the soil and forms an earthen following spring, the overwintered men’s department on Monday, 50 vides help day or night to victims Monday of the month. Any woman problem, such as drug or alcohol cell for its cocoon and emerges in larvae complete their development percent off housewares, furniture, of domestic violence and sexual with cancer is welcome. Call Norma abuse, job loss or other family crisis, a few weeks as a Miller Moth. The by the end of April and beginning electronics and crafts on Tuesday, assault. For information or help, call at 890-6629 for more information. your family can qualify. Call 785- coloration of male moths is more of May. After a three to four week 10 cent books on Wednesday, 50 (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, The Goodland Activities Center 672-3125, ext. 187. pronounced, compared to the grey, pupation period, moths emerge percent off children’s department on call (785) 443-1130. has the daily activities. For informa- which is typical of females. and begin their flurry of excite- Thursday and 50 percent of ladies’ preschool tion call 890-7242. Memberships animal shelter The moths cause an annoyance by ment. These moths are not sexually department on Friday. For informa- Sherman County Head Start is options for everyone including day Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to hiding in cracks and crevices and of- mature and disappear as suddenly tion call 890-2007. a free preschool for eligible 3 and passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. www.petfinder.com and be sure to ten enter homes, garages, sheds and as they appeared. They eventually 4 year olds. The federally funded com or stop by 808 Main. The hours health department enter the Goodland zip code 67735. outbuildings. It can be unsettling migrate to the higher and cooler program is targeted to families who are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday The Sherman County Health De- You can also call the Goodland when a flurry of moths rushes out as elevations in the Rocky Mountains meet certain economic guidelines through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. partment at 1622 Broadway is open Police Department at 890-4570 or you open your car door. Indoors, an where during the summer they feed and provides hearing, vision, dental to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter attempt to catch or kill a moth may and develop into sexually mature and educational screenings. Nutri- and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics Monday through Friday. at 899-4398. Interested in adopting leave a dusty smudge on the wall, forms. In the fall, they will return tious meals are served, and parents are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and Blood pressures; infants’, chil- a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to curtain sheers or other surface. The to the central plains to deposit eggs are encouraged to get involved in Wednesday. Insanity class meets dren’s and adults’ immunizations; the website www.nwkasgoodland. smudge is actually “wing powder,” to repeat their life cycle. We have a their children’s education. For in- at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, health assessments for Kan Be webs.com. or wing scales, that cover the wings new publication on the Army Cut- formation call 890-2552. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Healthy, daycare and school entry; For personalized dog/cat tags of butterflies and moths. worm life cycle available here at Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- for $12 each email LafieLd13@ People ask where the moths come the Extension office for those who Luckert call for times and dates. bin; and family planning available aol.com from. The army cutworm cycle be- would like to learn more on them. gins in the fall of the previous year Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 by appointment. Sharps containers p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for are available for a fee. WIC program the meeting every Tuesday at the available. Call 890-4888 or go to matters of record Harvest Evangelical Free Church, www.sherman.kansas.com. 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information If you have questions, concerns 25th or complaints about child care, call Sherman County Bastille for probation violation. call (785) 890-6423. Goodland Alcoholics Anony- the health department. annual Slice The following people were Jeffery L. Oliver, 27, Oakley, ar- of Life booked into the Sherman County rested by sheriff’s deputy for proba- Bastille: tion violation. Slice of Life 25th annual Benefi t Auction & April 30: Richard Davis, 61, May 6: Taylor L. Thomas, 18, Golf Tournament, sponsored by the transport, warrant for another ju- Goodland, arrested by sheriff’s Goodland Medical Foundation risdiction. deputy for failure to appear. Antonio Harris, 38, transport, June 27 & 28, 2014 warrant for another jurisdiction. •Benefi t auction: Friday, June 27, 6:30 p.m. MT May 1: Kyler West, 37, Good- At the Goodland Elks Lodge in Goodland, tickets $50/ land, arrested by city police for person. (Live auction, meal and beverages. Bid on great battery and disorderly conduct. Thank You! items, look for new mobile bidding option. Dance to the May 2: Tasha Wood. 37, Good- SUBSCRIBER I want to thank everyone who came Jimmy Dee Band.) land, journal entry - 5 days by city Terrance Adams police. to my surprise birthday party. The cards, •Golf Tournament: Saturday, June 28, 8:30 a.m. MT Terry Bishop, 42, Colorado You receive two free passes to see: calls and gifts were all so wonderful! (Shotgun start at Sugar Hills Golf Club in Goodland. 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This merry-go-round at Smoky Gardens was restored in 1992 by then-caretaker Randy Bellamy. The restoration was paid for by the Alfred M. Beneda Memorial for Soldier’s Memorial Park. Beneda, a supporter of the park, had died earlier that year. Prior to being moved to the park, the merry-go-round had been in the Central Elementary playground. Pictured is the merry-go-round as it stands today (above) and a photo from when the restoration was completed in 1992 (right). In the 1992 picture are Beneda’s wife Vera, Bellamy and Bob McClure as well as many local children. Photos by Kevin Bottrell and Tina Goodwin/The Goodland Star-News Groups working on 50-year water vision Money Sustainability must be the goal and reasonable water availability-- creasing supply to make up for the Kansas Chapter, Climate and Ener- energy sources like solar and wind of the 50-Year Vision for Water in will prove very costly for the health declining Ogallala Aquifer, which gy Project, Kansas Farmers Union, use less water than the traditional available Kansas. More of the “development and well-being of communities and feeds irrigation in the western and the Kansas Rural Center. fossil fuel sources. at-all-costs” thinking at the expense future generations. Balancing use part of the state, and solving the In addition to the call for dedi- • Increase public education re- The deadline is fast ap- of conservation and protection is and conservation is critical in any problems of sedimentation in the cated funding for water programs, lated to water issues to raise aware- proaching on June 10th for the neither sustainable nor acceptable. long term planning. state’s major reservoirs which the group’s recommendations to the ness and understanding of problems Kansas Governor’s Ringneck This was the message of the nine Kansas has had a State Water Plan provide water supply for popula- Kansas Water Office and Kansas and solutions. Classic Scholarship Program. natural resource and environmental since 1985, stated several of the tion centers. Providing water for Department of Agriculture called The state offices are currently The college scholarship of groups who gathered in Topeka to groups, with programs to provide economic needs is important, but on state planners to: writing the first draft of the 50-Year $1,000 is for a student majoring deliver comments to the Kansas conservation, management and conservation and stewardship of • Recognize that protection of the Vision and Plan based on input from in a related field for wildlife Water Office and Kansas Depart- protection. “It works if funded,” the water resource, as well as of our natural resource base is as important stakeholders from around the state. conservation and habitat. ment of Agriculture representatives stated Jim Hays of the Nature Con- soil, wildlife and aquatic resources, if not more important than economic The draft will be distributed to the Paperwork should be sent to on the Governor’s 50 Year Water servancy, a sentiment echoed by all the groups argued, is critical to our growth; long term economic health public in July for another round of Kansas Governor’s Ringneck Vision on May 13. present. own well-being. depends on how well we protect our input and comments, before being Classic, 3082 U.S. 83, Oakley, “We have over-appropriated wa- It has not been funded adequately, “Water is not just for human natural resources. finalized in November. The above Kan. 67748 or call (785) 671- ter in the state; we built reservoirs the group claims, and has in fact use, or just a supply issue,” stated • Balance water use with conser- environmental and natural resource 1000 or www.kansasringneck- without insisting on or supporting been robbed for other uses in recent Sharon Ashworth, Kansas Natural vation, and approach any interbasin groups will continue to provide classic.com. upstream land management so now years. A wide range of stakehold- Resource Council. “It supports transfers of water with extreme feedback and recommendations. The scholarship is supported they are silting in. We are remov- ers worked out a mix of user fees, wildlife habitat, aquatic life and caution. by the Northwest Kansas Con- ing wildlife habitat, forests and Economic Development Initiative our entire ecosystem, and when we • Reduce consumption to sustain- servation Foundation. grasslands that protect water quality Funds and state general funds in protect the ecosystem we protect able yields across the state. and provide biodiversity, and our 1989. Kansas law states that $6 mil- ourselves.” Ashworth and others • Elevate water quality to be a children and grandchildren will pay lion from the State General Fund is pointed to Cheyenne Bottoms, strong part of the vision not just im- GREAT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY the price,” stated Mary Fund, of the to be transferred to the State Water Quivera Wildlife Refuge and other plied as being part of supply issues. The Goodland Dairy Queen Brazier Kansas Rural Center, summarizing Fund each year, as well as $2 mil- natural wetlands as critical parts • Consider all the evidence of is a very successful, well established the group’s comments. “Addressing lion from Economic Development of the Central Flyway that are of changing climate patterns as part of Goodland business and is being sold the problems we have today require Initiative Funds, but these funds international importance, and as any 50- year plan. at a favorable and attractive price. The property has been well main- that we take a hard look at the way have been repeatedly diverted to significant for water quality for • Coordinate with state energy tained with most of the equipment be- we use the state’s water, how we other state purposes. Without dedi- healthy populations of aquatic life. planning to promote less water in- ing no more then three years old. It is live, how we produce food, crops cated funding, the new plan will go The groups represented included tensive energy sources. Renewable situated on an oversized lot with plenty and livestock, and what kind of nowhere, claimed the resource and the Kansas Natural Resource Coun- of parking. Price includes all Real business and industry we pursue.” environmental groups. cil, Kansas Chapter of the Sierra Estate, equipment, DQ Franchise, corrections signage, and everything necessary The group warned that making the Primary attention in the vision Club, Audubon of Kansas, Kansas for the operation of the Dairy Queen. 2402 Commerce Road same mistakes as in the past — pro- planning discussions so far, the Wildlife Federation, Friends of the Call Rose for more information. moting growth beyond a practical group claimed, has been on in- KAW, The Nature Conservancy- The Goodland Star-News will Goodland, KS correct any mistake or misunder- standing in a news story. 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Bankers and real estate agents had pushed for repeal, arguing that the tax did not apply to any federal loans, including those with a federal guarantee and those made through a federal agency, such as Farm Credit. About that, at least, the bankers were right. It was unfair for private banks to have to compete with federal agencies who didn’t have to collect the tax. And on farm loans today, that adds up to big bucks. Real estate agents were mostly concerned the cost could discourage home buyers. One argument that county officials and opinion writers alike made was that repealing the mortgage tax would “force” counties to raise their property taxes yet again. Many claim the property tax is “regressive,” since it affects those on a fixed income relatively more than the wealthy, but the property levy has the virtue of be- ing noticeable and somewhat painful when people have to pay it. County officials no doubt liked having a handy source of revenue that most people never saw. Shifting the burden to the property owners will make the bite more real for taxpayers. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Left unchecked, county commissioners tend to let spending rise. There’s always pressure from employees to raise wages and Professional or legalist? benefits, while the state and federal government press counties to increase spending on dozens of programs, one after the other. For a short while, the Kansas legislative education institutions are Legalist. Due to their huge New federal standards make everything from running an ambu- session is behind us and we can take a politi- population, there is a need for uniformity in lance to operating a sewer treatment plant to paving a road more cal breather. It has been another battle where frontlines laws. Fail to pass the college entrance test and expensive every year. A host of “free” grants tempt officials to every issue is polarized. We are locked into a you do not go to college, no matter how rich spend more and more, with little thought to how they will pay for Western way of looking at problems, from “far • John Schrock and powerful your parents are. programs when the grants dry up. right” to “far left” – a system that grew from I find many cases where this political di- When counties have money, as in recent “windfall” years when the 1789 French Revolution and the seating chotomy explains our problems better than crimes that have been committed.” Unity and oil and farm assessments have shot up, there’s temptation to spend: arrangement in their National Assembly. the left-to-right Western view. Until recently, harmony were the central themes. It was the raise wages, buy new equipment, improve services, ect. Then, a But is there another perspective for solving American teachers were unique in having the code of the professional that judged each com- year or two later, when the windfall has blown away, why surprise, problems? professional responsibility for deciding what, plex issue on its merits. It required education. they’ll have to raise the property tax to make up for it. Yes there is – the “Asian way.” And the when and how to teach. That is the school of the In direct opposition were the Legalists. They No one plans it that way, but hardly anyone every plans for it recent book “Legal Transparency in Dynastic professional, where each child is considered contended that you could not rely on an educa- not to happen. China” by University of Kansas professor John unique. In contrast, state or national standard- tion to run a society. Instead, you must spell out County officials naturally want to make things better. They Head and Hong Kong scholar Xing Lijuan of- ized testing is one-size-fits-all Legalism that exactly what is permitted and what is illegal want to build up the ambulance service, buy equipment for the fers a window into that other way of thinking. destroys professional judgement. in “the Law.” Today, we recognize this strict road crew, start new programs now and then, apply for grants and Problems in Asia are viewed from two The professional-to-legalist spectrum Legalist philosophy in our “zero tolerance” get federal “funding.” “Off-grid” revenue like the mortgage tax opposing philosophies: Confucianism and frames many more of our current problems policies for guns or drugs on school grounds. makes these things easier. Legalism. better than our left-to-right politics. Our over- Military law is another example that spells But if they go raising the property tax now, blaming the Legis- About 2600 years ago, Confucius developed crowded jails are causing us to rethink manda- out every instance of what you can and cannot lature for doing them wrong and shifting the burden, why maybe a moral basis for behavior based on relation- tory or legalist sentencing; perhaps we should do. taxpayers will take notice and demand a stop to ever-increasing ships. If there is a correct relationship between allow judges more professional discretion. By imposing clear and severe punishments, budgets. citizen and ruler, father and son, husband and A Western mindset frames our education no one would dare do wrong. And a govern- That would not be a bad thing at all. – Steve Haynes wife, and so on, then the world will be at peace. debate in such a way that we are moving from There were no absolute laws for specific situ- ment could then “govern without governing.” education as a public good to a private asset ations. Guiding moral principles allow you Over time, these two schools of have thought – job training. The Asian view values intel- to judge individual situations differently. He blended in different ways into “Imperial Con- lectuals and scholars. wrote the “Golden Rule” centuries before it fucianism.” The Legalist cookbook of uniform We think of rights. They think of responsi- was stated in the New Testament. Education, penalties for the same crime could be seen to be bilities. and especially education in morality and re- unfair in different situations. If you hide your Professor Head and Xing’s book provides lationships, was an important requirement of father who commits a crime against the state, the philosophical background for Chinese law. Confucianism. does not your loyalty to your father temper Reading this book could change the way you Strict laws and punishment were a last resort. your penalty? look at our world’s problems. It certainly can The Confucian code “focuses on preventing Confucianism could lead to an elitist soci- help you understand how a billion other people The Goodland Star-News crimes from happening; while law punishes ety of the educated. So today most of China’s look at them. (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) Member: Kansas Press Association Visiting grandchildren Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association National Newspaper Association Spending a week in Augusta, Ga., with our the drive-in, where we got burgers and she got e-mail: [email protected] grandchildren was a dizzying experience. The cynthia fries and a chocolate shake. Nothing like a little big occasion this time was grandson Grayson’s sugar to slow an active 4-year-old down, right? Steve Haynes, President first birthday. We did see a couple of animals at the zoo, but Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 The party was a small family affair with just haynes mostly we rode the carousel and the little train. Pat Schiefen, Society Editor us, his mom and dad, sister, Aunt Fisha and Remember, I said this was a dizzying trip. All Advertising Department 2011 Uncle Nik and favorite babysitter Kim. • open season I did was go in circles. Jessica Harenberg, Reaghan Osban and Angela Bonham Daughter Lindsay and I went to one of those After the third trip around on the merry-go- Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager party stores in a strip mall and bought dinosaur He stared at it for a while, then decided to round, I suggested we go see the tigers. She balloons and streamers. Then we grabbed a pat it. He soon was covered in crumbs and reluctantly agreed, but the tigers were hiding. Nor’west Press dozen overly frosted cupcakes at the cake store icing as everyone took pictures. We’re going One lady said she’d been there since 9 a.m. Richard Westfahl, General Manager down the street. to save those for blackmail when he gets old with her young son and still hadn’t seen them. Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson I was charged with making fried chicken, enough to date. My thought was, “Goodness, lady, it’s 3 Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, and Judy McKnight a ritual we’ve developed for mother-in-law Grayson wasn’t quite ready to walk on his p.m., go find something else to look at.” But I visits to our children in the South. Both the own when we were there in early May. He held didn’t say anything. nwkansas.com guys love fried chicken, but their wives won’t on to something most of the time and occasion- After about an hour, five carousel rides, two make it because it’s not good for them. When ally took several steps unaided, but mostly his train rides and the tough decision of whether N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services we visit, however, all bets are off, and I’ve walking style was to grab someone’s leg and to get the stuffed snake or the giraffe toy as a ([email protected]) learned to bribe my way into their hearts and walk around them in a circle, then sit down. souvenir, Taylor was ready to go home. Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) stomachs with fried chicken, mashed potatoes, The granddaughter was something else, All in all, it was a fun trip, both to the zoo gravy and green beans. however. She was a blur. Run, jump, skip. and to Augusta. 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inside CLUES ACROSS 52. Gourde (abbr.) today City considers natural gas vehicles 1. Thyroid-stimulating CLUES DOWN By Kevin Bottrell Fairbanks said Goodland would be a such as Frontier Ag. issues facing municipal power plants. More local news, views [email protected] perfect location for a filling station between Gerber said that while the city has not • Approved economic development incen- hormone 1. Contents lists from your The Goodland City Commission is weigh- Kansas City and Denver. committed to anything yet, Black Hills is tives for the new Sonic restaurant. The incen- Goodland Gerber said Black Hills would expect doing a vehicle analysis, which will examine tives include a six-month rebate on utilities Star-News ing the possibility of getting a natural gas filling station – to service natural gas vehicles Goodland to have the infrastructure in place the feasibility of converting city vehicles to after 12 months in operation and waiving of 4. Spigot 2. Condition of inedible food – installed in Goodland. including the station itself – which would natural gas. building permit fees. Manager Kevin Sander- At the commission meeting Monday night, cost about $150,000 – plus a fleet 15-20 local Garcia said the company’s representatives son said construction had started that day with 7. Military mailbox 3. Armed robbery City Manager Doug Gerber said the city had vehicles lined up to use it. Existing vehicles said they would be willing to come back and completion expected in five weeks. Commis- started talking with Black Hills Energy about can be converted to use natural gas. do a workshop for local companies and gov- sioner Jenifer Sanderson recused herself from 8. Electric auto company 4. Traditional Asian beverage the prospect of getting a filling station put in “We can’t do it on our own,” said Commis- ernments about natural gas vehicles. the discussion and vote. about a year ago. He and several commission- sioner Jenifer Sanderson. “We need to see In other business, the commission: • Voted 4-1 to pursue a court judgement to ers met with Black Hills Energy representa- where the other entities are.” • Appointed Mike Abbey to the Kansas enforce a journal entry against the unfinished 10. Fastest man alive 5. Scarlett’s fi rst love tives last week. Fairbanks suggested partnering with Sher- Municipal Energy Agency board of directors industrial park structure. The commission “They had a good presentation,” said man County, the public school district and and Luke Wolak as an alternate. Gerber said had previously given a 90-day period for the 12. Expressed pleasure 6. Beg Mayor Annette Fairbanks. “It made me feel Northwest Kansas Technical College to get anyone could sit on the board, but recom- structure to be taken down, a time limit that like Goodland needs to be an entrepreneur the required fleet of vehicles. Gerber also mended Abbey and Wolak since it would be 13. 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Please application or call (785) 877- condition. Both radio and Inc.. Drywall specialist. experience. Call Gary at (719) prayers, cards and food for the pick up an application at the 5181. EOE. -2-14-tfn NORTON- phono work. $100.00. Call (719) Drywall hanging, drywall 350-0705. -7-12-tfn Robert Gittinger family. -Irene; front office or contact: Human 350-0705. -12-31-tfn- finishing, texture and paint. ------Kendall and Marilyn; Bob and Resources, (785) 332-2104 ext. FOR SALE ------Free estimates. References CAT’S TNT for jewelry, vinyl Catina; Mona and Kurt and 116. 210 W. First, St. Francis, 2 Harley Davidson die cast available. Spanish call (785) graphic designs, massages, Susan Gittinger. -6-3-6-6- KS 67756. -5-23-6-10 FOR SALE: Loveseat recliner. models. 1-1:10 scale Hot 332-5353. English call (785) quilting and more! Stop by 119 ------Brown and green stripe. Good Wheels HD Softail. 1-1:10 890-6223. -3-7-tfn- E. 9th, Goodland – 3-23-tfn GARAGE SALES Jayhawk Oilfield Supply in condition. $100. Call (785) 899- scale Maisto FLSTS Heritage Oakley, Kansas, is looking for 2746. -6-3-6-6- Springer. Still in original boxes! 219 E. 13th. Friday, June 6 applicants with experience ------Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Jewelry, in oilfield mechanics to work Charming remodeled home -9-24-tfn watches, light fixtures, DVDs, in service/supply store. Must for sale. Located in St. ------videos, books, chess set, ladies be able to lift up to 80 lbs, be Francis. New appliances, A/C AWP tool belt/pouches with Now’s the time clothing, shoes and boots, detail oriented, and work with and heating, etc.. Visit: www. kidney belt and suspenders. to Explore a New Opportunity. household items, tools and lots minimal supervision. Must have railegelbvieh.com/webster for Paid $100 plus, asking $50. of miscellaneous. -6-3-6-6- Sales position available for a results-oriented clean driving record and be more information. -5-20-6-20- Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. individual who wants to: ------able to pass drug test. CDL ------9-24-tfn 1910 Arlyn Court S, Wray. drivers preferred. Excellent McNab puppies for sale, out ------• Sell to new customers and service existing customers HUGE moving sale. Friday, benefits, competitive salary. of working parents. Long Island, FIREWOOD FOR SALE in • Work for an experienced agent with proven success June 6 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Mail resume to Jayhawk Oilfield KS. Leave message at (308) Goodland. Call (785) 890-7224 Saturday, June 7 from 9 a.m. to Supply, PO Box 7, Spivey, KS 645-9085. -NT 5-13-tfn- or (785) 821-2814. -12-11-tfn- • Be associated with a respected, stable company 3 p.m.. Furniture 5yrs old couch 67142, or email to serena@ ------w/bed, loveseat w/recliners, For more information contact agent: jayhawkoilfieldsupply.com. Call GOODLAND HOME FOR FOR RENT recliner, 2-end tables, coffee (620) 532 3794 for application. SALE: 102 Circle Drive. PRICE table, behind the couch table, Lynn Hoelting -5-23-6-3- REDUCED...MOTIVATED Very nice 3 bedroom duplex, 785.899.2378 King size sleep number bed, ------SELLER! 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2 baths. Call (785) 821-0106. Queen size bed w/drawers/ [email protected] Help wanted: NAPA Auto 2 car garage, corner lot. Call Goodland. -5-4-6-4- storage, matching mirrored All correspondence kept strictly confi dential. Parts in Goodland. Apply in (308) 225-1027. -5-2-6-2------R009 dresser w/night stand, Chest person at 1819 Cherry. -5-6------Houses and apartments in freezer, patio furniture and TV’s. 6-6- REGISTERED ANGUS. 2 year Goodland. All sizes. Call for We have everything kitchen ------old bulls. Adam Jones, Crooked details. (785) 890-6538. -1- stuff, crafts, clothes, games, Creek Angus. (785) 332-6206. 10-tfn- NOW HIRING! office, printers, camping, Cheyenne County Hospital is seeking a Clinic Manager for www.crookedcreekangus. ------1 FT Cook, 1 PT Cook, 1 PT Housekeeper skis, boating stuff, life jackets, the Cheyenne County Clinic. com. -sfh 4-25-6-27- Houses and apartments. Cole coolers, tools, rugs and a bunch Qualified candidates will have ------Real Estate. 785-899-2683.Now’s the time. Farm Bureau’s2 PT positions the place. for Front Desk Clerk more. You should not miss this 3-5 years experience, with Minn Kota bow-mount foot -tfn- 2col. x 3” – 2/07 Flexible hours. Full and part-time positions available. sale. Really nice stuff, if you at least 1 year of supervisory control 36 pounds thrust 12 Great benefits including insurance, vacaction pay & 401K. Top pay. Cer- have any questions call 970- experience. The Clinic volt variable speed motor with SERVICES tification bonus. Monthly bonus program, Employee 584-0090. -6-3-6-6- Manager is responsible for quick release bracket with three discount at Penny's Diner, Excellent promotional oppor- all aspects of the day-to-day props. (785) 890-5007. 4-18 tfn T-N-T Neitzel Farm and Ranch.Advertising tunities, Dynamic Requirements training program. APPLY TODAY! WANTED operations of the clinic. Will ------Full service custom haying, new 801 N. Highway 27. Front Desk Clerks/Van Drivers perform billing, collection and Aluminum printing plates, 23 John Deere equipment. Enough must have good driving record and be able to pass a drug Junk batteries, non-ferrous Ad content must be printed as is. No other copy revisions other than the coding processing for patient 5/8 x 30, never been inked. 50 to get the job done quickly. test. (Junction of Hwy K-27 @ US-40) Sharon Springs, metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. cents each. Goodland Star- References available. Calladdition Todd ofKS your Phone: contact (785) 852-4664. information (785) 852-4665-fax. can be made without prior approval. Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn- accounts, and will have to work closely with other management [email protected] personnel and hospital HELP WANTED departments to ensure the City of Goodland To E-mail this ad to your selected publication use your mouse to click on Part-time CNA for Goodland clinic and hospital are operating Lineman I Laborer the ‘disk icon’ ( ) at the top left of this document, select the destination Home Health. Call (785) 890- cohesively. Bachelors degree on your computer to save the fi le. After saving, open the fi le from where preferred. Cheyenne County The City of Goodland is accepting applications 7658 for an application. -6-3- for a Lineman I in the Electric Distribution De- you saved it. Customize this ad by highlighting and replace the text in 7-3- Hospital offers competitive Help Wanted wages and a comprehensive partment. The position performs electrical line the gray box with your specifi c information. Resave and close the fi le. ------work and operates a variety of equipment. CDL Older lady needs in-home benefit package. Salary will be commensurate with preferred. Hiring range DOQ, plus excellent Now attach thePart-time fi le to an E-mail. PaperIf you have questionsInserter contact Jamie care in McDonald. If interested benefi ts. Applications are available in the City Offi ce, 204 W. 11th or call 785-538-2579 or 785-443- experience, training, education Jackson at 515-226-6615.25 to 30 hours per week. and position. Cheyenne at: www.cityofgoodland.org. 2611. -5-30-6-10- Position open until fi lled with fi rst review of applications beginning PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON! ------County Hospital is an Equal June 16. Cheyenne County Opportunity Employer and will Environmental Services. Full- be accepting applications until time housekeeping and linen the position is filled. Call or services assistant needed to go online to learn more! www. Opening for TRUCK DRIVER cheyennecountyhospital.com perform a variety of general Required: high school diploma or equivalent, CDL with or call (785) 332-2104 x116- cleaning tasks to maintain HAZMAT & Tanker endorsement, ability to operate a forklift. 1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, KS 67735 patient rooms, offices and Human Resources. -5-6-6-6- Duties: Deliveries, load and unload product, utilize a forklift, hallways. Monday-Friday with ------general warehouse duties. weekend rotation required. The team at Kansasland Tire Apply at Helena Chemical Other responsibilities include of Norton has an immediate Walnut AMVETS Wants You!! opening for a service truck 6409 Road 25, Goodland, or call 785-899-2391 operator/general service nd person. Must have a valid Excellent working environment, outstanding 32 Annual Walnut Antique Show Brewster USD 314 driver’s license. Competitive compensation & benefits. Pre-employment wages, 401k, insurance and drug screening required. EOE M/F/V/H June 13-15, 2014 has an opening for a Walnut AMVETS’s Post #45 • PO Box 746, Walnut, Iowa, 51577 Secondary Science Teacher The Northwest Kansas Educational Service Center Free Parking 712-784-3710 Free Admission Brewster USD 314 is accepting applications for the 2014-2015 school year. 300+ QUALITY DEALERS • 17 CITY BLOCKS Call Superintendent is currently accepting Located about 50 miles east of Omaha, NE, and • Head Start Teachers (Sherman/Gove Counties) Janci Mills at applications for: 90 miles west of Des Moines, IA, at exit 46 of Interstate 80. • Gifted Facilitator 785-694-2236 www.walnutantiqueshow.com Route Bus Drivers • Speech Pathologists Substitute Route Bus Drivers • Early Childhood Special Education Teachers Activity Bus Drivers • Interrelated Teachers (Oberlin/Grinnell) Sponsored by • Head Start Aides (Rawlings/Thomas County) Interested applicants, • Para-educators (Golden Plains/Quinter/Sherman County) please contact Applications are available at www.nkesc.org or Superintendent Janci Mills 785-672-3125. Applications will be accepted until the at 785-694-2236 positions are filled. *NKESC is an EOE* 223 E. 10th, Goodland Phone: (785) 262-9517 CNA, CMA, LPN Information Technology Director The City of Goodland is seeking an Informa- & RN’S NEEDED tion Technology Director for development, production and operation of the City technology system including computers, networks, servers, cabling, telephone systems, website manage- ment, employee training, and the development of a 5 year strategic plan for information and communication technology. Good Samaritan Society in Bachelor’s degree in information systems, com- Goodland, KS, is now ac- puter science, or a related field preferred. Three cepting applications for all to five or more years of stable and progressively responsible experience positions. There include: in information technology management required. 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Goodland athletes compete at state At the state track meet in Wichita Friday and Saturday Adam Simmerman (left), Lacie Siruta (above) and Holton Whitman competed in various events. At the state base- ball tournament in Pratt on Thursday, Brandon Verlinden hit against Perry-Lecompton High School. Photos by Dick Boyd and Reaghan Osban The Norton Telegram and Goodland Star-News matters of record FREE Sports Physicals Sherman County Bastille Goodland, arrested by city police Cali., transfer for possession of Stockton, Cali., arrested by state Wednesday and Thursday The following people were for domestic battery. hallucinogenic drugs. trooper for driving while suspended, booked into the Sherman County Phillip Priester, 63, Colorado May 14: Emily Walz, 26, St. criminal carrying of weapons, sale/ June 11 & 12: 4-6 p.m. Bastille: Springs, Colo., arrested by state Francis, arrested by sheriff’s deputy distribution of hallucinogenic drug, May 7: Miranda C. Roche, 20, trooper on a warrant arrest for for probation violation. paraphernalia possession with No appointment necessary. Mcdonough, NY., arrested by another jurisdiction. May 16: Zachery A. Hilty, 29, intent to store, inject, etc. and no * Bring COMPLETED form with sheriff’s deputy for possession of May 11: James M. Simpson, 30, Hays, arrested by city police for drug tax stamp. you (including parent signature). opiates opium,narcotic, etc. and Pine Bluff Ariz., arrested by state driving while habitual violator, Keino J. Swan Jr., 22, Antioch, possession of drug paraphernalia trooper for sale/distribution of driving while suspended, failure Cali., arrested by state trooper for Forms available at Family Health with intent to store, injest, etc. hallucinogenic drugs, paraphernalia to yield and no vehicle liability sale/distribution of hallucinogenic Center, GHS weight room or the Kongwenebime Ndikum-Moffor, possession with intent to insurance. drug and no drug tax stamp. District Office beginning June 1. 29, Overland Park, arrested by manufacture, cultivate or plant and May 17: Shane Anthony, 26, May 20: Mark Martin, 19, sheriff’s deputy for a warrant arrest. driving while suspended. Hollywood, Cali., transfer on a Goodland, arrested by sheriff’s May 8: Mark Ricks, 55, May 13: Dennis (Tenleigh) warrant for another jurisdiction. deputy for probation violation. Goodland Family Health Center Kanorado, arrested by sheriff’s Robinson, 22, Kansas, OK., arrested Michael Brady, 32, San Diego, 106 Willow Rd. • Phone: (785) 890-6075 deputy for probation violation. by city police on a warrant arrest for Cali., transfer on a warrant for Jarrod Ferguson, 34, Colby, another jurisdiction. another jurisdiction. arrested by Thomas county sheriff’s Nancy J. Beach, 58, Red Bluff, May 18: Charne L. Zackery, 43, deputy for criminal possession of firearm. Magnum Shea, 28, Colby, Light arrested by sheriff’s deputy for 785-462-2023 probation violation. 990 S. Range Ave. Michael Mosher, 19, Goodland, Colby, KS 67701 arrested by sheriff’s deputy for the way probation violation. May 9: Timothy Handlin, 50, Sharon Springs, arrested by Wallace county sheriff’s deputy for violation to a cure of a protective order. May 10: Angela M. Pena, 34, Keep the fire of hope burning by purchasing a luminaria candle in mem- ory of someone lost to cancer, in honor of someone still fighting, or in special recognition of someone who has beaten this dreaded disease.
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Brianna White got out, the fifth, and with the Cowgirls unable to double, putting both runners in scoring po- applied the tag for the final out of the inning. After a loss to the Pratt Lady Greenbacks, then Bauman struck out to end the game score in the bottom half of the inning, the sition for Bauman, who got an RBI base hit The Cowgirls couldn’t pull away in the the No. 2 seed Goodland High School with a 2-1 loss for the Cowgirls. game ended in a 12-0 loss for the Cowgirls. for the first run of the game. Then, Rangel bottom of the sixth despite a pair of base softball team wound up facing No. 1 seed Pratt Frontenac belted a three-run homer to make it 4-0. hits. In the top of the seventh, Cochran got Meriden-Jefferson West in the game for Semi-Finals Quarter Finals Cochran got a base hit, but a double play the first out when she fielded a grounder third place. The Cowgirls lost 2-1, ending The Cowgirls struggled against eventual The Cowgirls game against Frontenac in ended the inning. and made the throw to first. After another their season with a fourth-place finish. state champion Pratt in the semi-finals, the first round of the tournament Thursday The Lady Raiders answered with a run in ground out, the Lady Raiders put two run- Meriden-Jefferson West losing 12-0. seemed like a rerun of their regional cham- the top of the fourth when a base hit got past ners on and scored the tying run. A force out Finals The Cowgirls prevented any scoring in pionship game against Colby. Rangel and Brianna White. The Cowgirls at third ended the inning. The Cowgirls put one run across in the top the first inning even though a pair of run- As the away team, Frontenac was up first retired the side, but were unable to score in In the bottom of the seventh, Bauman of the first, but that would prove to be their ners reached base. Saige Vandiver made and got things started with a leadoff single. the bottom half of the inning. reached first on an error. Rangel made a only run of the game. Meriden took a 2-1 a running catch to get the second out, then A sacrifice bunt got the runner to second, but The Cowgirls held Frontenac scoreless hit to put runners on the corners. Cochran lead in the bottom of the first on consecutive Bauman fielded a grounder to get the third. she was left there after the Cowgirls pulled as well in the top of the fifth. In the bottom flew out to the infield, holding the runners RBI hits. A fly out ended the inning. Like Brianna White got a leadoff single and in two fly balls. Brianna White, Bauman and of the inning, DeLaRosa walked. Brianna in place. Berkley White hit into a fielder’s Goodland, Meriden would not score any went to second on a wild pitch, but three Rangel were retired in order in the bottom White and Bauman hit grounders, but made choice that saw Bauman thrown out at more runs. straight strikeouts for Pratt ended the in- of the first. it safely on board to load the bases for Ran- home plate. Daise flew out, sending the tie Kelsey White singled to center field in the ning. In the second inning, Berkley White The Cowgirls returned the favor in the gel, who hit a sacrifice fly. DeLaRosa scored ballgame to the eighth inning. top of the second, but was left stranded on got to third, but was left stranded. top of the second. Rangel snagged a line to make it 5-1. Cochran was thrown out at The Cowgirls retired the Lady Raiders base. In the third inning, Brianna White got The Lady Greenbacks got on the board in drive and two more batters were thrown first, but a throw to second by the Frontenac in order in the top of the eighth. In the bot- a leadoff base hit. Lindsay Bauman got on the top of the third with a two-RBI single. out at first. first baseman allowed White to score. Berk- tom half of the inning, Megan Siruta made board on a missed fly ball and Gabby Ran- They scored three more runs in the inning Kaitlyn Daise got the Cowgirls’ first hit ley White got out to end the inning, but the a leadoff single. Mayer came in to run for gel hit to center field to load the bases, but to make it 5-0. of the game with a two-out single in the Cowgirls had taken a 6-1 lead. her, but was tagged out trying to reach third pitcher Hope Cochran hit into a double play. DeLaRosa made it to second on an error bottom of the second. She was left on base The Lady Raiders loaded up the bases in on a single by Kelsey White. The Cowgirls would not get another hit in the bottom of the third. Rangel walked, when Kelsey White flied out. the top of the sixth, then smashed a two-RBI With White on base, DeLaRosa con- until the top of the sixth. A double by Co- but both runners were left on base when In the top of the third, Frontenac got double and an RBI single. They scored one nected. White rounded third despite a “stop” chran put the tying run in scoring position, Cochran struck out. runners at the corners with two outs, but a more run in the inning, closing the gap to signal from coach Tess Smith and made it but Cochran was left on base at the end of Pratt added four runs in the top of the strikeout by Cochran got the Cowgirls out 6-5. With two outs, a Lady Raider attempted home to score the game-winning run. Goodland team gets Cowboys hang on against No. 1 team The Goodland High School ball to first and was out at first. safe on third with a slide from an baseball team ended its season Amthor hit a pop fly to the pitcher. error made by the first baseman. second, third places on Thursday with a 3-1 loss at the Outfielder Josh David struck out to David and Jones struck out. When Class 4A Division II State compe- retire the Cowboys. The first batter Perry-Lecompton came to bat The Goodland High School track with 162 feet, 11 inches. tition against the number one seed for Perry-Lecompton hit a long they were able to score two runs. and field team ended the two-day Todd Snethen - 13th in the Perry-Lecompton. drive to center and was out at first. Perry-Lecompton increased her Class 4A State Track Meet with a 200-meter dash prelims with 23.47, The game went fast with Perry- The second batter hit a long drive lead, 3-0. pair of podium finishes in the pole not fast enough to qualify for finals. Lecompton’s pitcher and Cowboy that was caught by Verlinden in In the top of the sixth Hendrich vault. Ace Arteaga, 16th in the 3,200 pitcher Taylen Smith keeping the right field. The next batter walked, had a fly out. Avila had a hit to On the boys team, Holton Whit- meter run with 11:04.00. hits far and few between. The de- stole second and third and scored shallow center and was out at first. man placed second with a vault of The boys 4-by-100 relay team fensive play of the Cowboys was when the following batter hit a Taylen Smith was out on fly out. 13 feet, 6 inches. of Ruhs, Snethen, Xavier Brinson- also very good. single. The inning ended with a fi- For Perry-Lecompton the first bat- On the girls team, Margaux Foust and Zach Miller placed sev- Starting in the top of the first the nal out. Perry-Lecompton led, 1-0. ter had a fly out caught by Kelby Thompson placed third with a enth in prelims with 44.34. The opposing pitcher hit first baseman In the third inning outfielder Smith, the second one went to first vault 10 feet. She also placed ninth team qualified for finals, where they John Hendrich, putting Hendrich T.R. Jones stuck out and Hendrich when hit by a ball and was safe in the 100-meter hurdles in prelims, placed eighth with 44.74. on first. Shortstop Luke Avila had a fly out. Avila hit a single but at second. The third was out on a not fast enough to qualify for finals. The boys 4-by-400 relay team hit a line drive and was safe on was out when he tried to steal sec- sacrifice. The next batter walked. The boys team finished in 29th of Snethen, Simmerman, Brinson- first. Taylen Smith was out when ond. The first Perry-Lecompton The last batter struck out. place, while the girls finished in Foust and Zach Miller placed 13th Perry’s pitcher caught his foul ball. batter hit a foul to right that Hen- Kelby Smith led off in the top 30th. in the prelims with 3:34.60. Infielder Kelby Smith grounded drich caught, the second was out of the seventh and struck out. Other individual scores included: The boys 4-by-800 relay team of out and Outfielder Brandon Ver- at second base when he was caught Verlinden hit a ground ball to third Dax Ruhs, ninth in the javelin Simmerman, Jacob Gerber, Gerell linden struck out. Hendrich and in a pickle after walking to first and and was safe at first. He advanced with 169 feet. Miller and Brinson-Foust placed Avila were left on second and the last batter was out on a combi- to second and third. Deeds hit a Lacie Siruta, ninth in the 800-me- 11th with 8:37.22 third. When Perry-Lecompton nation play by Avila and Hendrich. double and batted Verlinden in to ter run with 2:27.02. came to the plate, the first batter Both teams were not able to score. Amthor struck out and Da- Adam Simmerman, 10th in the was out when a pop up foul was score in the fourth inning. Perry- vid was out on a pitcher first base 800-meter run with 1:59.39. Ace Arteaga competed in the caught by catcher Kyler Amthor. Lecompton led, 1-0. combination. Goodland lost, 3-1. Taryn Bedore, 10th in the 300-me- 3,200-meter run at the 4A State The next two batters struck out. Leading off in the fifth inning ter hurdles prelims with 49.44, not competition in Wichita on Friday. In the top of the second, second was Amthor who hit a bunt for fast enough to qualify for finals. Arteaga placed 16th. Photo by Dick Boyd baseman Nolan Deeds hit a ground a single, stole second and was Trey Teeter, 12th in the javelin The Norton Telegram League trophy comes to Goodland
The Goodland High School athletic teams have won the Great West Activities Conference All Sports Trophy for the 2013-2014 season. Points are assigned to each team throughout the year based on how they finish in the league standings. The school with the most points at the end of the year wins a traveling trophy. Pictured are athletes and coaches from the Cowboy and Cowgirl cross country, football, volleyball, golf, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball and track teams. Congratulations athletes! The Insurance Agency, Inc. Eklund’s Insurance Gambino’s Pizza
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