Broacbuster tickets put on sale at Garden City JC
Dale Meadors reports a strong ticket deal at Garden City Junior College for 1971 events. Season football and basketball passes offer big savings, with all sports access for 12 dollars and family packages for 30 dollars. In addition, single-game prices and reserved-seat options are detailed for football, basketball, and wrestling events.
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Dale Meadors
Garden City Junior College
Broacbuster
Memorial Stadium
Garden City
Key Jaco Footballer Sidelined
One key gridder for Garden City Junior College sidelined by injury as Broacbusters add two new prospects. Randy Bell broke his jaw in scrimmage and may miss four weeks. Freshman Wait Thompson from Oak Park IL and offensive tackle Mike Hake from St. Louis arrive. Keeler and Akers shift to slotback and tailback roles amid roster changes. In golf, Concord Open Chicago area players Mayer Jewell Wiechers tied for lead after first round delayed by rain.
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Garden City Junior College
Broacbusters
Randy Bell
Fowler
George Walstad
Oak Park
Wait Thompson
Walt
Walstad
St. Louis
Mike Hake
Bell
Mike Keeler
Wichita
Walstad Caillg Keeler
Keeler
Mike Akers
Syracuse
Akers
Waistad
Kiamesha
Lake
N.Y
Ain
Dick Mayer
Jim Jewell
Kim Wiechers
Dolphins Preseason Tilt With Lions Promises Serious Lineup
Miami coach Don Shula plans heavy play for his No 1 quarterback Bob Griese and regulars as the Dolphins, 0-2, meet 7-0 Detroit in the Orange Bowl. CBS televises at 9 p.m. EDT with an expected 60,000 in attendance. Other games include Giants at Eagles, Browns at Bears, and Jets versus Kansas City Monday NBC telecast.
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Dolphins
Detroit Lions
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Philadelphia
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N.J
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Chicago Bears
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Ind
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Houston
Bill Munson
Greg Landry
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Giants
Hackensack
Ron Johnson
Eagles
Los Angeles
Pete Liske
Land
Buffalo
Atlanta
Tom Woodeshick
New York
Hargett to lead 0 3 Saints as Chargers face No 1 choice
In Friday action the Steelers trade linebacker Marty Shottenheimer to the Colts for an undisclosed 1972 draft pick while Steve Worster is released by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats after appearing in court on marijuana possession charges. Worster, the Texas Longhorns running back, and defensive back Seth Miller are no longer with the Cats.
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Leon Burns
Steelers
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Colts
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Worster
Texas J
Seth Miller
The
Cats
Promising Juco Linemen Shine in Garden City Prospect Report
Garden City Junior College’s 1971 practice enters its second week with solid starts from returning linemen. Sophomore Larry Book leads as a top downfield blocker, Byron Sawyer adds weight and speed, and guard Clayton Butler anchors a beefy inside line. Five tackles and guards show depth, while two fresh guards Rusty Meinert and Terryl Spiker join veteran Brad Rine at center in a shaping unit. In nearby Fansler Field, a three day men’s fast pitch tournament features nine teams with Carmelita’s Cafe and Kinney Glass among early winners, and a full schedule set for tonight and Sunday.
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Garden City Junior College
George Walstad
Larry Book
Logan
Byron Sawyer
Bird City
Isseph Rolten Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
Stengthen
Locke
Hugoton
Clayton Butler
Wichita Nortle High
Joseph
Mick Cupples
Hoxie
Rusty Meinert
Garden City
Terryl Spiker
Syracuse
Alltesque
Brad Rine
Wichita Southeast
Fansler Field
Nellong
Towmey
Carmelita's Cafe
Spor
Garden Belle Lumber
Carmelita’s
Kinney Glass
Cinnamon
Triples Sheek
Oswalt Industries
Weeden Avialttionsone
Tony
Six Teams Remain In NBC Tournament
NBC Tourney in Wichita pares field to six with Anchorage undefeated after five wins. Matchups include Anchorage vs Boulder and Eureka vs Fairbanks while Wichita meets Midlothian. Anchorage won 14-8 over Midlothian, Ron Pruitt drove in five runs, Mike Stattieri added three. Boulder beat San Antonio 5-3. Wichita defeated U.S. Air Force All Stars Europe 4-3.
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Wichita
Kan
National Baseball Congress
Anchorage
Alaska
Midlothian
Boulder
Colo
Eureka
Calif
Fairbanks
Midletian
Ron Pruitt
Michigan State
Mike Stattieri
San Antonio
Tex
U.S. Air Force All- Stars
Europe
Boulder Advances In NBC Action
Boulder Colorado defeated San Antonio Texas 5-2 to reach the quarterfinals of the National Baseball Congress Tournament. San Antonio finished 3-2 in a two-city round robin. Gordon Carter and John Langerhans drove in runs for Boulder with doubles and singles. David Chalk of Texas University added two runs and three singles. Anchorage Alaska beat Midlothian Illinois 14-8 in eight innings to remain the tourney’s only undefeated team.
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Wichita
Kan
Boulder
Colo
San Antonio
Tex
Gordon Carter
Southern California
John Langerhans
Texas University
Carter
Langerhans
David Chalk
Anchorage
Alaska
Midlothian
Palmer Aims for Fifth Title in Long Day at US Match Play
Arnald Palmer predicted a long day as he seeks a fifth win this season after a 69 72 victory over Dave Eichelberger in the third round of the US Professional Match Play. The event at North Carolina Country Club features an afternoon semi with Crampton, Graham, Weaver, Knudson, and others advancing. First prize is $35,000.
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Palmer
Dave Eichelberger
North Carolina Country Club
Bruce Crampton
DeWitt Weaver
Lou Graham
Crampton
Gardner Dickinson
Weaver
Julius Boros
Graham
Art Wall
George Knudson
Pete Brown
Phil Rodgers
Gene Littler
Ken Still
Dave Stockton
Tom Weiskopf
Ray Floyd
Standings and schedule wrap from major league baseball games
The standings show American League East leaders Baltimore and Detroit near the top as teams play Friday results. National league and other divisions list results from twinight and night games including key pitchers and records, with matchups featuring San Diego Montreal Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Houston and others.
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Washington
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Green Bay
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Cincinnati
Denver
San Francisco
Spokane
Wash
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San Diego
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Los Angeles
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Sutton
New York
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Gentry
Atlanta
Niekre
Chio
Hollaman
Pizarro
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Cumberland
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Pet
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Kansas City
Chicago
California
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Associated Press
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Phibadel
Montnal
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Philaramigeles
Athletic League highlights and top scores reported
On August 26 league bowling results feature Allen Hopkins with a 222 high single and 589 series. Garden Belle Lumber posted 887 high team game and 2,538 high team series. Betty Allen led Meadowlark with 200 high game and 590 series. Western Motors topped team game at 901 and team series at 2,589. Midge Encinias set 190 high game and 991 series for Cottonwood. Safeway Store had 873 high team game. Lee's Texaco claimed best team series at 2,530.
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Athletic League
Allen Hopkins
Garden Belle Lumber
Meadowlark League
Betty Allen
Western Motors
Cottonwood League
Midge Encinias
Safeway Store
Lee
Texaco
Heavy Scrimmages Planned For Big 8 Football Players
All Big Eight teams except Iowa State prep heavy scrimmages under game conditions. Nebraska coach Bob Devaney plans a plain scrimmage with top units facing each other and focus on the kicking game with Jeff Hughes punting. Oklahoma welcomes Bruce Deloney back after shoulder surgeries. Missouri injuries leave several players unavailable for today. Colorado’s Brian Foster and John Tarver unlikely to play. Kansas and Kansas State gear for realistic scrimmages with limited contact. Oklahoma State aims to restore bounce as QB races remain even.
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Associated Press
Big Eight
Iowa State
Bob Devaney
Nebraskia
Ian
Jeff Hughes
Oklahoma
Chuck Fairbanks
Bruce DeLoney
Fairbanks
DelLoney
Missouri
al Onofrio
Mike Fink
John Henley
Lorenzo Brinkley
John ,Brown
Bruce Barry
Tom Mulkey
Berry
Mulkey
Stanford
Eddie Crowder
Colorado
Brian Foster
John Tarver
Bill McDonald
Tom Bevans
Crowder
Kansas State
Fansler Tires team to national slow pitch finals
Fansler Tires women's slow pitch softball team of Garden City left for Satellite Beach Florida for the national tournament. They have won the Kansas State crown five of the past six years and five times in six seasons. The trip includes six games with a Sunday twin bill in Atlanta against Georgia champions and double headers in Jacksonville vs the Motor Homes of America Rebels. The tournament runs Friday through Monday, September 6 to 9, near Cape Kennedy.
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Garden City
Satellite Beach
Fla
Atlanta
Fansler Girls
Jacksonville
Motor Homes of America Rebels
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