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by Bob Greer
South Central High School's
track and field boys turned in
another good performance Tues-
day, April 18, competing against
a huge field with 14 other high
school squads.
The Timberwoives took part
in the annual Tom Gilmore Re-
lays at Ashland. South Central
scored 10 places in the various
events and finished with 56 team
points. That gave SCHS fifth
place in the final boys standings.
South Gray High School from
Montezuma ran away with the
boys division championship, pil-
ing up 81% points for the title.
SpearviUe High was a close sec-
ond with 75 points. Meade
edged meet-host Ashland by a
single point (67-66) in a hectic
battle for third and fourth places.
Other team standings in the
boys division:
5. South Central High with 56
team points. 6. Bucklin 46. 7.
Haviland 36.8. Freedom (Okla.)
High School with 27 team
points. 9. South Barber High
School of Kiowa, 23%. 10.
Greensburg 21, 11. Fowler 18.
12. Cimarron 15. 13. Buffalo
(Okla.) High School with 13
team points. 14. Ingalls 9. 15.
Minneola with 3 team points.
South Central nabbed a trio
of first places, one second, and
two third places. The T-Wolves
also took a pair of fifth-place fin-
ishes and a pair of sixths.
Senior Bryce Reimer again
won all three sprint events. He
clocked 11.16 seconds in the
100-meter dash, took the 200
meters in 22.96, and flashed
home first in the 400-meter dash
with his time of 50.61 seconds.
Josh Zielke also placed in the
400 dash, timed in 55.72 sec-
onds.
The 400 dash was one of two
events in which the SCHS boys
placed two entrants Tuesday.
The other was the 1600-meter
run in which freshman Kaler
Hazen took third in 5:09.68, and
Anthony Pollino was sixth in
5:13.73. Kaler Hazen also won
fifth place in the 3200-meter run
in I 1 minutes, 35.67 seconds.
Jered Flinkman, a senior, was
the only other SCHS boy to
place in an individual event. He
finished sixth in the javelin
throw with a toss of 143'4".
Senior Alex Brooks had a
rugged day. He clocked 24.68 in
the preliminaries of the 200-
meter dash. But he cramped up
and could not run in the finals.
Brooks had similar tough
luck as a member of the 400-
meter relay. He cramped there
and his relay unit could not be
finished.
South Central picked up a
second and a third in the other
two scoring relays. In the 3200-
meter relay, the T-Wolves took
second place in 9 minutes, 5.16
seconds. Those runners (in or-
der) were Josh Zielke, Alex
Brooks, Jered Flinkman, and
anchorman Levi Miller. Zielke
started offthat foursome with a
standout clocking of2:14.93 for
his 800-meter leg of the race.
In the 1600-meter relay,
SCHS placed third in 3:43.13.
Those runners (in order) were
Josh Zielke, Jered Flinkman,
Bryce Reimer, and Levi Miller.
Reimer's time of 50.96 seconds
for his third leg of the relay gave
that unit a big boost.
SCHS also placed second in
the 400-meter relay for other ath-
letes who competed in throwing
events. But that event did not
count in team scoring. The over-
all Timberwolf time was 52.81
seconds. Runners (in order) were
Jesse Baker, Matthias Krull, Nell
Baker, and Chance Gates. An-
chorman Gates had the fastest
time of 11.85 seconds for his
100-meter stint.
These other SCHS athletes
competed in a variety of events.
They did not place or score
points. But these were their
events and their marks:
100-- Daniel Bradley 12.79
seconds. 200 -- Levi Miller
27.32. 800 -- Anthony Pollino
2:18.34. Daniel Bradley
2:24.17. Jesse Baker 2:26.39.
lO0-Meter High Hurdles --
Dayne Taylor 19.73 seconds.
Anthony Pollino 19.95. 300-
Meter Intermediate Hurdles-
Dayne Taylor 50.32 seconds.
Shot Put -- Nell Baker
40'10%". David Thompson
36'73A''. Chance Gates 34'6%.
Javelin -- Luke Baker 116'9"
inches. Jesse Baker 98 ". Dis-
cus -- Luke Baker 117 feet
even. David Thompson 104'10".
Nell Baker 96'1"
Published in The Western Star
Thursday, May 4, 2006. 40c
LIST OF CLAIMS allowed by the
Board of Commissioners at their
regular meeting held May 1, 2006.
COUNTY GENERAL: County Em-
ployees, salaries, 43,527.61;
A.L.E.R.T Inc, equipment, 140,00;
AIItel, service, 269.54; Aquila, service,
716.12; AT&T, service, 870.23;
AVAYA, leases, 158.90; Bolen Office,
supplies, 50.00; Buy the Byte, equip/
labor, 204.60; Central Fuel, fuel,
251.17; City of Coldwater, service,
347.47Clark County Treasurer, reim-
bursement, 53.40; Comanche Co Hwy
Dept, fuel, 298.53; Dirks, supplies,
I 136.01; Duckwalls, supplies, 103.73;
Farmers Co-op. fuel, 677.53; FNBO,
expenses, 165.16; James Herd, office
expenses, 1,000.00; Highland Hotel,
lodging, 189.00; lnfinitec, annual
admin./equip 8,760.00; KGS, ser-
vice, 379.55; Kropf, parts/labor,
88.18; KS Register of Deeds Assoc
registration, 140.00; Lockwood, sup-
plies, 444.32; Pitney Bowes, meter
rental, 53.00; Pixius, service, 56.00;
Platinum Plus, expenses, 503.01;
Protech Spraying, service, 520.00;
Purchase Power, postage, 71.54;
Quill, supplies, 254.97; Ragtime,
freight/shirts, 138.68; Service Janito-
rial, supplies, 130.60; Shultz Iron,
parts/labor, 703.35; Alice Smith, mile-
age/expenses, 101.02; Underground
Vault & Storage, 194.00; Wes-Kan,
fuel, 298.74; Western Star, ads/legal
pub/supplies, 190.27; Wilmore Oil,
fuel, 277.67;
ROAD & BRIDGE, County Employ-
ees, salaries, 32,131.41; Airgas, oxy-
gen, 147.49; AIItel, service, 95.46
Amarillo Bolt, supplies/frgt, 77.30;
Aquila, service, 131.31; AT&T, ser-
vice, 96.93; Velma Basnett, materials,
554.00; Berry Tractor, parts/freight,
394.65; Brandon Blevins, parts,
135.00;Chickasha New Holland,
parts/freight, 116.65; CMS Electric,
parts/labor, 178.74; Comanche Co
NW, materials, 131.75; Curt/Es Auto,
parts, 434.06; Dirks, supplies, 62.99;
Farmers Co-op, fuel, 196.53; Mead
Ferrin, welder, 1000.00; Foley Equip-
ment, parts/freight, 101.60; Home
Lumber, supplies, 134.64; HSBC
Business, parts, 264.69; Cleo Katz,
parts, 78.50; KGS, service, 441.11;
Kirkham Michael Consulting, fee,
120.00; Kropf, parts/labor, 498.95;
Protection Auto, parts, 1225,91;
Shultz Iron, supplies/parts, 307.23;
Skaggs, equipment, 472.05; SW
Truck, parts, 581.34; Welborn, equip-
ment, 7,243.82; Wilmore Oil, fuel,
1,035.53;
BRIDGE BUILDING: Kirkbam
Michael Consulting, fee, 4,345.00;
SHERIFF GRANT: AT&T, equip-
ment 28,060.00;
CO BUILDING: CMS Electric Heat
& Air; 794.00; Ragtime Embroidery,
signs, 120.00
HEALTH DEPT: County Employees,
salaries 5,348.01; AT&T service,
133.22; CLIA Lab, certification,
150.00; Comanche Co Hospital Aux
supplies, 50.00; Dirks, supplies, 71.31;
FNBO, expenses, 205.72; Hemocue,
controls, 54.00; KDHE, tests, 55.00;
Magna Systems, videos, 197.89;
Merck, vaccines, 596.60; Karcn OI-
ler, expenses, 245.62; Oriental Trad-
ing, supplies, 77.30; Positive Promo-
tions, supplies, 268.95; Sanofi
Pasteur, yaccines, 269.16; UMYG,
clean-up, 50.00;
NOXIOUS WEED: County Employ-
ees, salaries, 2.904.96; Van Diest, sup-
plies, 7,192.00;
APPRAISER: County Employees,
salaries, 5,794.05; AT&T service,
90.20; Comanche Co R&B, fuel,
77.58; Dirks, supplies, 386.94; FNBO,
expenses, 103.44; lnfinitec, class,
100.00; KS Co Appraisers Assoc
conferences, 707.00; Law Offices of
Gloves, lrby & Rhoads, fees, 949.08;
McCully & Assoc fee, 630.00;
Stinson, Morrison Hecker, fee,
7942.90; Webster Repair & Salvage,
parts/labor, 263.05;
ELECTION: KCCEIO, conference,
75.00;
COUNTY FIRE: County Employees,
salaries, 1,200.00; Aquila, service,
94.38; AT&T, service, 158.41;
AVAYA, leases, 167.00; Beeley Pro-
pane, fuel, 377.16; Central Fuel, fuel,
114.88; CMS, service, 126.94;
Dave/Es Pizza, meals, 64.33; DonAEs
Place, meals, 76.54; Emergency Fire
Equipment, travel, 286.70; Farmers
Co-op, fuel, 621.59; Robert Greer,
parts/labor, 95.97; Haviland Tele-
phone, service, 168.63; KGS, service,
508.32; Kremee, meals, 64.73; Rag-
time, supplies/frgt, 63.12; SBC, cir-
cuits, 74.99; Shultz Iron, parts/labor,
242.68; Wilmore Oil, fuel, 53.30;
AMBULANCE: County Employees,
salaries, 5,987.74; AT&T service,
155.83; Central Fuel, fuel, 143.54;
CMS, service, 63.48; DeLisaAEs Medi-
cal Billing, billing, 107.25; Dirks, sup-
plies, 87.95; Farmers Co-op, fuel,
361.94; KGS, service, 159.89; Main
St Pharmacy, 183.64; Pixius service,
56.00; Public Sqtfety, 219.01;
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT: Berkley
Risk Admin insurance premium,
590.00;
EMERGENCY 911: AT&T, mainte-
nance, 788.36; AT&T service, 651.72;
I, Alice Smith, County Clerk, do
hereby certify that the above list of
claims was allowed by the Board of
Commissioners at their regular meet-
ing.held May 1, 2006.
In testimony thereof, 1 have hereto set
my hand and the official seal of Co-
manche County this first day of May
2006.
SEAL
Alice Smith,
Comanche County Clerk
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by Bob Greer
Greensburg Junior High had
too many "horses" on Tuesday,
April 11. As a result, the Rang-
ers ran away with the boys-divi-
sion championship of the yearly
Spearville Junior High Invita-
tional Meet.
Ten boys squads took part.
The winning Rangers piled up
145 team points to take the
crown. South Central Middle
School was runner-up with 69.
Third place went to Sacred Heart
Junior High from Kinsley with
57 team points. Other team scor-
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4. Minneola 53.5. Spearville
49. 6. Ashland 37 team points.
7. Bucklin 36. 8. Meade 35.9.
Fowler 28. 10. Jetmore with 18
team points.
The runner-up South Central
boys won five first places, one
second, one third, one fourth,
and one sixth place.
Justin Flinkman was a triple
winner for the T-Wolves. He
won the 100-meter high hurdles
in 16.16 seconds, took the 200-
meter intermediate hurdles in
18.10 seconds, and won the
triple jump at 35 feet, 6 inches.
Tony Boyster was again a
double winner for SCMS. He
took the discus with a toss of 140
feet, 6 inches, and won first in
the shot put at 46 feet even.
Clayton Adams finished third in
the 200-meter intermediate
hurdles at 30.28 seconds. Adams
also won fourth place in the
triple jump at 33 feet even.
South Central placed in two
of the three relay races to garner
its other team points. The Tim-
herwolves were second in the
800-meter relay, clocked in
1:50.33. Those runners (in or-
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In the medley relay, SCMS
was sixth in 2:17.6. Dalen Th-
ompson, then Jon Gray ran the
opening stints of 100 meters
each. Will Klein did the 200,
with the anchor 400 yards by
Gratton Odell.
In the 400-meter relay, South
Central was unplaced in 1:09.
Those runners (in order) were
Jon Gray, Andrew Hess, Tony
Boyster, and Brett Allen.
A number of other South
Central boys competed. They
did not place or score points. But
these were their events and their
marks:
l O0-Meter Dash-- Hyon Jun
Chang 19.34 seconds. Garrett
Lenertz 16.29. Dalen Thompson
16.00.200-- Brett Allen 32.38.
Dalen Thompson 33.20. Brady
Unruh 39.50. 400 -- Austin
Snook 1:08.01. Brady Unruh,
1:40.0.
800-Meter Run -- Hyon Jun
Chang 3:51. William Klein 2:57.
Garrett Lenertz 3:21. 1600-
Meter Run -- Jon Gray
unplaced; no time listed.
l O0-Meter High Hurdles-
William Klein 21.53 seconds.
200-Meter Intermediate Hurdles
-- Gratton Odel134.60.
Shot Put --- Brute Allen 31-
10 . Andrew Hess 29-0. Discus
-- Clayton Adams 101-4. Jon
Gray 68-3. Triple Jump --
Garrett Lenertz 20-8%. Long
Jump Odell Gratton 12-6%.
Austin Snook 13 -9%. Dalen Th-
ompson 9-7%.
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