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The game’s on? Meh, who cares?

Body to PRO High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. My apathy as a sports fan is growing.
The game’s on? Meh, who cares?

RAY COUNTY SPORTS NOTEBOOK

Body THE WAIT IS OVER Richmond has its second top-four team finish at state in boys track. Tallying 40 points, the Spartans placed second at this year’s Class 3 state competition, held May 22-23 in Jefferson City.

RAY COUNTY SPORTS NOTEBOOK

Body CLOSE Richmond junior Isaac Kaylor nearly broke the top 50 at the Class 3 state boys golf tournament. Shooting a 162 overall, Kaylor finished in a four-way tie for 52nd at the two-day competition, held Monday and Tuesday at the Sedalia Country Club.

RAY COUNTY SPORTS NOTEBOOK

Body DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Orrick can add another district title to its boys track and field banner. The Bearcats won the boys portion of the Class 1 District 4 meet, held May 9 at Carrollton, with 85 points – their fourth straight district title.
ADDISON CHAPMAN (left) fights for the lead in the girls 100-meter high hurdles at Class 1 District 4 competition. Also shown is Orrick teammate Natalie Cox (right). SHAWN RONEY | Staff
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