Big 8 Cage State Tips Off Tonight
AP report previews opening games across the Big Eight with Kansas led by Walt Wesley and a strong guard lineup. Kansas State, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, Colorado, and Oklahoma square off in varied matchups as teams begin the season.
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Hawks
Walt Wesley
Missouri
Ohio State
Tigers
Rob Vanada
Kansas State
Omaha
Creighton
Air Force Academy
Iowa State
Ames
Colorado
Texas Tech
Boulder
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Oklahoma State
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Riney Lochman
Ron Franz
al Lopes
del Lewis
Wesley
Missouri Valley selects unanimous all star football team
Tulsa leads with seven first team selections as coaches choose the Missouri Valley all star squad. Twilley Tyson and Holland head a group including Osmond Sanders Anderson Bailey Lave DiDonato for a 12 man offense and a strong defense featuring Hodge Townes Holzer Moo maw Harkless Buffone Waskiewicz with Price Hardt DeRosa among the secondary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Howard Twilley
Richard Tyson
Tulsa
Henry Holland
North Texas
John Osmond
Bob Sanders
Bill Anderson
Cincinnati
Bill Bailey
John Lave
Pete DiDonato
Wichita
James Russell
Rich Lucka
Cincy
Ronnie Romike
WTS
Dave Bernahl
Louisville
Holland
Steve Hodge
Willie Townes
Tosa
Tom Holzer
Sheldon Moomaw
Barkley Harkless
NTS
Dot Buffone
Jim Waskiewicz
Tom Price
Charles Hardt Tulsa
Doug DeRosa
Lamar Juco At Fast Clip
Lamar James College Antelopes, averaging over 100 points a game, host Frank Phillips Juco of Borger, Texas, in a non-league test after a 103 90 win over Air Force Academy Prep. They won the Thanksgiving tourney at Scottsbluff and routed Colby JC and John F. Kennedy College in earlier games. They schedule Garden City twice, with games on Dec 10 and Jan 11.
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Lamar
Colo
Lamar James College
Antelopes
Coloradans
Ron Brillhart
Frank Phillips
Juco
Borger
Tex
Air Force Academy Prep
Colorado Springs
Scottsbluff
Neb
Colby JC
John F. Kennedy College of
Wahoo
Luther College
Scottsbluff JC
Garden City
Jacob
Garden
Roman Brother Wins Handicap Championship
Roman Brother narrowly tops the Thoroughbred Racing Associations board selection with 29 of 52 votes to win the 1965 handicap division crown in San Francisco. Harbor View Farm’s Kelso, winner for five straight years, takes 16 votes, while Native Diver and Gun Bow split the rest.
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San Francisco
Shocker Senior Is Most Valuable Player
Pete Di Donato a 200 pound senior halfback from Philadelphia was named Wichita State University’s Most Valuable Player of 1965 at the annual banquet. He led WSU rush yards with 407 and caught 23 passes for 311 yards while leading in receiving. Tulsa led major colleges in 1964 in scoring and total offense with 38.4 points per game and 461.8 yards per game.
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Wichita
Kan
Pete di Donato
Philadelphia
Wichita State University
WSU
Tulsa
Don Hertel Leads 253 Game In Garden Bowl Action
Don Hertel rolled 253 and 644 series in the Athletic League at Garden Bowl Tuesday night, part of a Thanksgiving make up session. His 253 was one of six 250 plus games this season at Garden Bowl, with Minter Pump Co. posting strong team totals and multiple results across the card including Welders Supply and other league matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hertel
Garden Bowl
Hertel
Minter Pump Co
Louie Zirkel
Kicking Baby Shop
Minter Pump
Austin
Garden City Co-op
Cities Service
Gallahads Car Club
Prairie Mixed League
Sperry Construction
Voney Careathers
Tatro Plumbing
Polly Kerr
Welders
Welders Supply
Heine Construction
Zirkel-Herman
Farr Construction
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
del Gondles
The
Walls Foodliner
Gene Ribbing
Graves Truck Line
Community Church
Massey-Ferguson
Ideal Foodstore
National Guard
Cager Road Trip Sets Pair of Garden City Nonconference Tests
Garden City Junior College heads to Colby Thursday to face the Trojans in Colby and to Northeastern Colorado JC in Sterling Friday. The Busters travel with 11 players led by Emil Krug and Wayne Thompson, aim to rebound after a 1-2 start in the Holiday Classic. Colby 3-1, Northeastern 1-2. key matchups include Randy Case against his brother and a mix of sophomores in the visiting lineup.
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Garden City Junior College
Broacbusters
Colby
Trojans
Colby Junior College
CIC
Busters
Northeastern Colorado JC
Sterling
Garden City
Dale Meadors
Randy Case
Lee Hahs
Emil Krug
Wayne Thompson
Bob Krug
Ken Jacobs
Garden
Rod Watt
Richard Knight
Les Paul
Louis Cronin
Wayne Montney
Cameron
Lawton
Okla
Arizona
Thatcher
Highland
Kan
Howard County JC
Big Spring
Tex
Northeastern
Colorado Club
Kansas
Trojan
Colby High
Vic Case
Seon High
Friends Bible Academy
Haviland
Garden Matmen Open with Lopsided Win over Cadets
Garden City High opens the 1965-66 wrestling season with a 38-9 dual meet victory over Hays St. Joseph Academy. Four pins and four decisions supported by several draws led Garden to the win as Colby looms next Saturday. Key results include Roger Smith pinning Terry Dreher in 25 seconds and John Lightner pinning Jim Ryan in 38 seconds, with several close decisions and riding-time points under the new rules.
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Hays
Garden City High
Hays St. Joseph Academy
Bob Wilson
Garden
Buffs
Colby
Leon Tresner
Dennis Staab
Roger Smith
Terry Dreher
Max Wasinger
Terry Hruska
Ron Wilson
Arlen Newell
Wilson
Larry Oeding
Jerry Staab
Bob Williams
Tim Wasinger
Rod Crozinger
Leo Roog
Reserve Grapplers Lose Preliminary To Hays St Joseph Academy
HAYS Garden City High fell to Hays St Joseph Academy in a B team prelim, forfeit losses in 103 and 112 pounds. Individual results: Worth and McGrath for Hays earned forfeits. Plankenhorn and Pravia pinned for G and H respectively. Warner edged Luck, Pulkrabek and Peloquin pinned for G and H. Heming and Speier pinned for H, Koerner pinned Barnes.
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Hays
Garden City High
Hays St. Joseph Academy
Ron Plankenhorn
Terry Pfannenstich
Rick Worth
Kelvin McGrath
Augusta Pravia
Kent Seba
Lee Reeve
Tom Wasinger
Pete Warner
Robert Luck
Dale Pulkrabek
John Mc
Court
Paul Peloquin
E. C. Brookover
Leland McGraw
Pete Nicholas
Robert Heming
Don Heinemann
Dennis Speier
Larry Farr
Skip Koerner
Mike Barnes
Limon Defeats Springfield 26 12 In Colorado Title Tilt
Limon Badgers beat Springfield 26 to 12 to clinch the 1965 Colorado Class A high school football championship. The Badgers trailed 12 0 at halftime before roaring back for the victory. The rivals, both underclassman led, had met in three previous title games and may clash again in 1966. Also chosen was Colorado’s state high school football title decided in Sedgwick.
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LIMON
Colo
Badgers
Springfield
Colorado
Sedgwick
Pittsburg Favored To Repeat In CIC Basketball Race
TOPEKA AP Pittsburg State College was picked to repeat as Central Intercollegiate Conference basketball champion. Coaches from the five-team league named the Gorillas as likely winners. Season play opens tonight with four games: Washburn at Doane, Pittsburg at Maryville, Omaha at Kirksville, Fort Hays at Southwestern. Emporia State idle.
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Topeka
Pittsburg State College
Gorillas
Brice B. Durbin
Washburn University
Doane College
Pittsburg
Maryville
State
Omaha University
Kirksville
Fort Hays State
Southwestern College
Emporial State
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Arkansas Comrades
Associated Press
Jay
Garden City Telegram
Ron Coleman
Charley Rudd
Tom Officer
Rich Milling
Rob Vanuatta
Nick Pino
Roy Smith
Earl Seyfert
Humboldt
Sammy Robit
Dennis Berkholtz
Paces Valley
Lamar Juco
Roman Brother
Shocker
Cimarron
Cimarron High Bluejays
Jeannette Reimer
JaRue Addison
Judy Phelps
Sandy Foulks
Becky Woods
Telegram
Buster Cagers
Scottsbluff, Neb
Scottsbluff SC
John F. Kennedy
Garden City Juco Cage
Thompson
Case
Hahs
GCJC
Jim Ryan
Bill Taldo
Bill Ryan
Larry Richardson
Ron Pfannenstiel
Main
Faberge
Aphrodisia
Woodhue
Tigress
Fabergé
Vovers Dig Store
N. Mela
Garden City, Kane
Ideal
NAVY
Eac
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