Kansas Sports Hall of Fame. Poster; “Class of 2007” – Eleven inductees pictures and autographs and the logo of the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame. Newspaper articles - * The Wichita Eagle, Oct.21, 2007, “Fame Time – Kansas Sports Hall of Fame – Today’s Induction Ceremonies” - * Wellington Daily News – Editorial by Rick Horn, Nov.27, 2007, “A true pioneer”, A true pioneer for female athletes was among the 2007 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame inductees last month. This year’s class included Udall native and WNBA Washington Mystic general manager Linda Hargrove and Jackie Stiles, the basketball phenom from Claflin. But it is the name Margaret Thompson-Murdock that stands out. Murdock, who has family in Wellington, is one of Kansas’ most decorated athletes, period. A 1960 graduate of Hayden High School and a 1965 graduate of Kansas State University, Murdock is simply one of the greatest competitive rifle shooters in history and a true pioneer in the sport for women. (The article continues) - * The Wellington Daily News, July 27, 2016, “Kansas women athletes highlighted by speaker” - * The Wichita Eagle – Outdoors, Aug.21, 2016. Article about Megan Hilbish with comments by H.Q. Moody, NRA national rifle manager – In some ways Hilbish reminds him of Margaret Murdock, a Topeka shooter who Moody said “…set the world afire in the (1976) Olympics.” At the Montreal games, she became the first female shooter to get a medal (silver) in a shooting sport and later was the first woman to win an open would target shooting championship. “She’s always kind of been my idol,” said Hilbish. “She did some amazing things”