Great Bend Black Panthers Dominate Field Events Relay Win
Major strength in the six field events paid off for Great Bend Highs Black Panthers here Thursday afternoon as they won relays and led a scoring table. The meet featured Wakeeney Lakin Garden City and others contending across Class A and B events with top teams like Beaver Dodge City, Scott City, Colby and Ulysses accruing points in a crowded field.
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Garden City
Beaver
Okla
Dodge City
Wakeeney
Scott City
Colby
Ulysses
Hugoton
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Kinsley
Holcomb
Johnson
Sublette
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Turpin
Copeland
Elkhart
Tribune
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Gem
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Quinter
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Satanta
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Plaitg
Bob Greer
Great Bend High
Black Panthers
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Wakeeney Eagles win Class A at Garden City Relays
Wakeeney Eagles take Class A with 71 points to Scott City 53% as sprinters and relays carry the day. Colby drops to third. Great Bend tops Class AA with 72% points led by sprint events and field depth.
Jofre to stay bantamweight after title defense
TOKYO AP reports Brazil's Eder Jofre, boxing's Kin with the Golden Arm, will stay at bantamweight after his sixth defense of the 118 pound title with a third round knockout of Katsutoshi Aoki. He has 14 straight knockouts, now 40-0-3 with 34 KOs. He won the crown by stopping Elroy Sanches in Los Angeles on November 18, 1960.
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Depth and balance lift Lakin High to Class B title at Garden City Relays
Lakin Broncs used balanced scoring across 11 of 15 events to edge Kinsley 37 to 35 for the Class B crown at Garden City. Lon Floyd led Kinsley with wins in the low hurdles and strong showings in 100 and 220, while G L Johnson shared a pole vault win for Lakin.
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Jack Brown
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Keith Dial
Duana Weber
Lon Bloyd
Bil Urie Harve Truskett
Robert Bates
Larry Bloyd
Bublette
Lindsay Wright
Charles Gilles
Haskell Wright
Gary Farr
Cimarron
Dale Bond
Steve Flowers
Chuck Butzine
Max Oyler
Tribune
Duans Schneider
Ray Bengston
Bill Malory
Allen Jantz
Class B Summary Track Meet Readout
Class B track results list multiple events with names and times from Holcomb Kinsley Turpin Syracuse and others. Key performers include Richard Bennett Lon Floyd Fred Whittet and Denny Jones among others across sprints relays hurdles and field events.
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Holcomb
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Kinsley
John Hafser
Quinter
Terry Cross
Syracuse
Fred Whittet
Turpin
Bill Urla
Lakin
Shuck Wretling
Elkhart
Fred Whitter
John Duran
Johnson
Deny Burkhart
Uakin
Craig Dial
Galen McDonald
Mullindle
Marlon Neely
Bill Lower
Yanks, Dodgers Open 1963 Season as Favorites
New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers head the preseason betting to meet in the World Series as MLB opens two games next Monday and nine more Tuesday. Yankees favored 1-3 to win the American League pennant, while the Dodgers sit at 2-1 in the National League. Washington and Cincinnati also launch the season with openers, with 47,000 expected at D.C. Stadium including President John F. Kennedy as he tosses the first ball. Don Rudolph and Steve Barber are slated to start for their clubs.
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What’s So Tough About Game of Golf
In Lakeland Florida Ronnie Meeks of Tampa playing his first ever round and his first golf ball scored a hole in one on the 24 yard first hole at the park golf center. Same course 13 year old Tony Pleteh of Lakeland aced the 85 yard No 16.
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Tracksters Earn Points For Garden City Relays Third in Class AA
Garden City High saw sixteen tracksters score as the Buffs placed third in Class AA at the Garden City Relays. Bryce Roderick led with nine points, placing second in both hurdles and anchoring the second-place mile relay. Robert Mayo added eight points with a second in broad jump and high finishes in highs and lows. Stalfer won javelin for five, Bowling earned four, Hammon tied for second in pole vault, Jones and Hubert added points, Laughlin contributed in high jump, with multiple others scoring in relays and field events. Mike Blackett, though disqualified after leading the mile, had shown potential with a 4:51.9 effort and a 2:06.5 soph record in the 830.
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Shamptons
Wakeeney
Larry Pickering
Fort Hays State
Rick Grecian
Ken Rhoden
Grecian
Rhoden
Scott City
Marion Koch
Beavers
Phil Parker
Hugoton
Randall McClellan
Wayne Akagl
Ulyssea
Calvin Harris
Jack West
Kerry Turner
Colby
John Clark
Stan Tadford
John Stover
John Komneny
Wa- Keeney
Gary Ries
Wakrenay
Craig Young
Gerald Klassen
Ulysses
Derald McPherson
Kanny Deitz
Larry Will
Ken Nash
Ulyesea
John Carlson
Marlon Koch
Bil Nemechek
Bob Beardaley
Don Geist
Ronnie Kirkland
Larry Swan
Bob Hittle
Mike MeKes
Larry White
Dave Engleman
Charley Adams
Danny Sugdea
Gary Dennes
Bill Nemechek
Ken Rodenberg
Lay
Wilbur Presnall
Malcom Rodenberg
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Richard Anpel
Crale Deeda
Charles Adams
Dean Deits
Firat
Keith Thomas
Butch King
Ulvyesed
Don Vartacka
Wakeenry
Gene Spencer
Gerald Aachen
Marke Koch
Kremner
Mike McKee
Beardsley
Ney
Wayne Akagi
Great Bend
Kevin Welsh
Liberal
Dennis Cox
Cox
Wes Ready
Ed Ater
Redskins
Garden
Mickey Gunn
Rome
Rodney Gardner
Beaver
John Williamson
Dodge City
Leon Rome
Wes Heady
Ciberel
Hatter
Gale Jones
Garden City
Radness Gardner
Haavess Yard
Pal Bock
Richard Bannett
Bob Hubert
Mark Todd
James Cole
Larry Blankenstip
Great Bead
Forrest Harding
James Hargrove
Mark Wood
Larry Card
Dennia Cox
Joe Jacobs
Ronnia Rouse
Mike Deaver
Randy Bowling
Mike Collins
Bryce Roderick
John Lytle
Denaia Morrison
Curt Cowell
Don May
Calvin Moreland
Jack Smith
HI McKee
Larry Welker
Lawrence McMillen
Arthur Baum
Wield
Jim Daubert
Roy Graves
Mike Schulz
Tony Mendoze
Harold Reed
Bivens
Ken Weltner
Don McVay
Duane Marine
Bob Stalter
Frank Komarek
Richard Foran
Forrest Warding
Hal Weaver
Carl Brown
Kent Otte
Kent Carmichael
Garden City High
Buffs
Robert Mayo
Bob Stalfer
Soph John Hammon
Jones
Hubert
Danny Laughlin
Doyle McGraw
Tony Mendoza
Mika Deaver
Deaver
Carmichael
Seph Chuck Owen
Terry Clark
Mike Johnson
University of Kansas
Ram
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Garden City Relays Sparkled with Five New Records
Garden City High led a day of record-setters at the annual relays with five new marks and two ties across classes AA and B. Bob Stalter launched a 174 ft 7 in javelin, smashing the meet’s oldest record, while Dodge City's Paul Bock broke the 880 in 2:07.1. Liberal’s Ready anchored an AA relay record at 1:33.8, and other highs included Steitz’s 50-2 shot put and Gaines’ 6 ft 2 in high jump.
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Redskins
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Ed Ater
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Rocha
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Hays High
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Syracuse
Bob Steite
Sublette
Gayle Redd
Dennis Clark
Lakin
Steitz
Fleet Fred Whitter
Turpin
Okla
Larry Brookshire
Satanta
Kenny Gaines
Kinsley
Gary Robertson
Quinter
Great Bend
Kevin Welsh
Garden
Richard Masoner
Plains Defeats Garden Reserves in Golf Meet
Plains High School A team defeated Garden City High School B team 433 to 399 yesterday. Plains players Terry Hamm led with 91. Scoring: Hamm 43 48 91. Rammage 49 47 96. Haddon 49 59 108. Headrick 56 48 104. Garden City: Gooden 55 48 103. Shaw 10 52 112. Fife 54 58 112. Schifferbein 53 53 106. Garden City to compete at Salina Invitational Tuesday.
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Terry Hamm
Plains
Plains Hamm
Mike Rammage
Marvin Haddon
Wayne Headrick
Garden City
Tony Gooden
Brian Shaw
Jerry Fife
Jim Schiffelbein
Salina
Baseball Exhibition Results From Thursday
Milwaukee defeated Philadelphia 9 to 2 while Chicago North defeated Los Angeles North 6 to 4. Cleveland routed San Francisco 11 to 7 and Houston topped Los Angeles A 5 to 2. Chicago A beat Cincinnati 9 to 5. New York A defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 0. Detroit edged New York N 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Washington triumphed over Baltimore 4 to 3. St Louis crushed Minnesota 112 to 3.
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Hubbard star Trope signs to attend Wichita University
Wichita AP reports Albert Trope a 6-6 210 pound 19-2 Hubbard High School standout who averaged 20 points per game last season has signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Wichita.
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Ohio
University of Wichita
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