Buffs Seek a Sound Offensive Backfield for Fall
Garden City High's Buffs work to assemble a capable set of offensive backs as they prepare for a tough season opener at Colby on Sept 8. Key returnees include Donnie Pilea at tailback and Billy Burrows, whose knee injury and move to quarterback shape early plans. Coach Fayne Henson notes a lack of height in quarterback prospects Tim Pierce Dirk Kimberly and Jerry Kirchoff, with Burrows amid shifting roles while sophomores and lowerclassmen vie for spots. The squad emphasizes timing and proper positioning as they face Colby and Liberal, ranked state No 1 in AAAA.
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Garden City High
Buffaloes
Fayne Henson
Garden
Colby
Billy Burrows
Donnie Pile
Pile
Buffalo
Henson
Jeff Marker
Tim Powell
Billy Holcomb
Burrows
Kansas City Ward High
Russ Boone
Candi
Jerry Kirchoff
Boone
Tim Pierce
Dirk Kimberly
Pierce
Kimberly
Buffs
Tim Douglass
Tony Batman
Kenny Briscoe
Soph
Marty Foltz
Dean Kleysteuber
Donnie Keller
David Foltz
Keller
Foltz
Albert Gomez
Albert
Ietterman
Liberal
Southwest Kansans shine at South Central Kansas Invitational
Eleven Garden City golfers joined 137 fellow seniors in Hutchinson for the fourth annual South Central Kansas Senior Invitational at Carey Park. Final scores show Alva Clare shooting 144 to lead in 60-64 while Garden City players Gordon Overheim and Hubert Piland placed high in 60-64 group, Ken Mutter tied for fourth in 55-59, and Jobe Unruh placed ninth in 70 and over. Boston Bruins sign rookie Chris Hayes to a multiyear NHL contract after standout season with Oklahoma City.
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Garden City
Hutchinson
Carey Park Course
Alva
Buhler
South Central Organization
Harold Woody
Cimarron
Millard Jantz
Hubert Piland
Wayne C. Jacka
Cimnarron
Richard Kendrick
Johnson
Jobe Unruh
Montezuma
Torch arrival hues Munich for 1976 Games opening
Olympic torch reaches Koenigsplatz Munich amid fanfare before 122 nations march into Olympia Stadium for the 20th Games. IOC welcomed Communist China. four man bobsled dropped as DenverNamed Winter host city. Owens honored guest amid Berlin legacy.
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Bavaria
Greece
Koenigsplatz
Hitler
West Germany
Olympia Stadium
Olympia
Olympic
Peking
Taiwan
IOC
Denver
Colorado
Lake Placid N.Y
Montreal
Jesse Owens
Berlin
Garden City High star Stewart Nelson signs with Garden City JC
Garden City High School star Stewart Nelson, one of the program's leading players, signed a letter of intent to attend Garden City Junior College this winter. Coach Duane Channel voiced strong optimism about Nelson bolstering the front line for the 1972-73 season. Nelson, son of the Wendell Nelsons, led GCJC in scoring and rebounds and was the state Class AAAA tournament MVP.
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Stewart Nelson
Garden City High
Aletter
Garden City Junior College
Duane Channel
Nelson
Cager
Wendell Nelsons
Buffs
Lawrence
Garden Jacor
Garden City
Ulysses
Channell
Broacbusters
Dana Albright
Dana
Albright
Garden
Jaco
Five Gain Golf Honors At Garden City Ladies Day
Raye Eisner won the 19 hole A flight and Velma Piland took the 18 hole B flight. In 9 hole play June Benedict claimed A flight, Bonnie Martin B flight, and Grace Stoner C flight. The event served as a round for the Kansas Women’s Golf Assn low net score with next Tuesday’s “It Pays to Play the Fairway.”
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Raye Eisner
Garden City Country Club
Velma Piland
June Benedict
Bonnie Martin
Grace Stoner
Kansas
Fairway.” Pairings: Is Holf A Flight— Florence Buena, Doris Sloan, Rays Kiser
Zimene Corley
Peg Grave Craig
Sue Unger
May Marolyn Chmelkalg
Elsie Plumlee
Eva Diggs
Florence Nannings
Alice Stone
Frances Cox
Jw Lemke
Ee Auc
Oy Watie
Kay 8
Giby ‘Miller
Natalie Dickerson
Dayne
Boone
Blanche Salyer
Nadine Gharlotte Spikes
Lajmoine Jones
Martha Schrader
Les Pane
Hole
Flight
Mary Burden
Virginia Menthe
Addins Fenton
Roma Heinemann
Stoner
Wrenda Kiser
Helen Fankhauser
Margaret Masoner
Marllots Bach
Dee _ Fankhauser
Gen Renick
Marbel Cleaver
Betselynita
Salyer
Sean Sy Specimen
A. M Wilams
Cayiene
Wiley
Carol Nanninga
Maxine Jewell
Maxine Jay
Carolyn Kinney
Abba Rupp
Pauline Weddle
Martha Foster
Lois Heard
Babs Gardiner
Stella Garnand
Pe Rooney
Mas Rooney
Judy Fusser
Standings and Thursday results from major leagues
Standings show Pittsburgh leading the East with 69 wins and New York at 61. Chicago and St Louis follow. Thursday results include Cincinnati beating Montreal, San Francisco at Chicago, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, and San Diego at St Louis in night games. Remaining Friday schedules feature Kansas City at New York and several interleague matchups across the circuit.
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Texas
Milwaukee
Kansas City
W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
West Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Cincinnati
Sam Francisco
Willoughby
Reuschel
John
Osteen
Pittsburgh
Blass
Kison
Caldwell
Norman
Santorini
Cleveland
Reynolds
Gullett
McAndrew
Stone
Stoneman
Wilson
Will Be Done Motto Sparks New Era For Cowboys
Oklahoma State coach Dave Smith rewrote a dressing room sign and adopted the Wishbone offense to revive the 1972 Cowboys after a 4-6-1 season. He emphasized personnel, noting Brent Bloomman at QB and transfers across the line, backs, and defense as key. He warned of a rugged task but aimed for a disciplined, fearless unit.
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Stillwater
Okla
Dave Smith
Oklahoma State
Sooners
Cowboys
Smith
Oklahoma
Brent Bloomman
Archie White
Alton Gerard
Dennis Schultz
Alfred Nelms
Fountain Smith
James Nun
Steve Pettes
Ruben Grant
Eddie Garrett
Charlie Beall
Ron Boyer
Tom Wolf
Mike Kennedy
Burt Jacobson
Tony Gaeddert
Mike Clendennen
Vann
Ray Ennis
Barry Price
Maseguard
Price
Cathy Carr Olympic hopes from Lamar area emerge
A 17 year old former Lamar resident Cathy Carr will swim the 100 meter breaststroke for the United States at Munich, Germany. She earned her spot by winning in Chicago with a time of 1 15.7, possibly two tenths off the Olympic record. Carr began competitive swimming at 13 at Scandia Air Force Base in Albuquerque and rose fast through national meets. Also noted are Montezuma High School football struggles and a forthcoming game with Mullinville, plus Ralph Fry's recognition and Tyrone Oklahoma rodeo events. The report moves through local prep sports and regional figures ahead of the Munich Games.
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Department of
Munich
Germany
Cathy Carr
Lamar
Colo
Garden City
Cathy
U.S
Chicago
Scandia Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N.M
Montezuma High
Gray County High School
Montezuma
Southwest Kansas
Monte
Moscow
Indians
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Hatever
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Killie Fish
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Ron Holloway
SFTS
Frank Griffitts
Mullinville
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Ralph Fry
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Pat Borque
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Bill Stein
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