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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1973
Page
3
Garden City High led 2-0 but trailed throughout as Thomas More Prep School of Hays dominated 75 to 58 in a season opener in front of about 1,600 fans. TM Prep, with four returners, built early leads and pulled away in the second half.
Garden City Buffaloes fall 60 43 to TM Prep Monarchs in a non conference opener T 40 percent shooting for Garden City 46 percent at times 18 offensive boards by Hays TM Prep led by Frank Seitz 30 points Tim Miller and Mark Eisner 10 points each Craig and Pierce lead Garden City scoring in a rough first half with 15 turnovers and 18 fouls before a stronger second half push.
Syracuse High defeats Sublette 61 to 53 in a High Plains Conference opener. Syracuse led 17-10 at first quarter, 30-20 at half, and 43-38 entering the final period before Sublette missed key free throws and turnovers. Top scorers: Matt Maume 20 for Syracuse. Randy Henry 18. Terry Lucas 12 for Sublette. Don Bird 10 and Don Eves 10. Sublette shot 42 percent to Syracuse 46 percent, with turnovers deciding late. Preliminary junior game listed 52-46 Syracuse win with Randy Johnson 16 as noted.
New Haven Conn AP Rudy Green Yale's leading rusher and Ivy League top ground gainer, was elected captain. The 6 foot 2 junior halfback from Fort Worth Texas led Yale with 793 rushing yards this season and had a career high 142 yards against Harvard last week.
Garden City Junior College hosts Lamar Colorado in the first home game of 1973 74. Lamar sits 2 4 while Garden is 0 3 and the clubs meet after Cowboys Classic play with notable players including Jerome Allen Tony Mudd Russ Boone Larry Wells Bob Carson and Gary Krug as top scorers.
Ingalls High defeated Raila 52 to 45 in a Santa Fe trail League opener as coach Richard Batman’s Bulldogs led 17 to 8, 28 to 17, and 42 to 28 at halftime. Steve Littell sparked a fourth‑quarter rally with three baskets, Kent Breissher added two field goals, and Mike Doll paced Ingalls with 18 points. Both teams tested substitutions. Rolla won the girls game 45–28.
Garden City Junior College swept three straight volleyball games Thursday afternoon at Dodge City. They beat Dodge City Juco varsity 11-15 15-6 15-9, then Dodge City Juco reserves 15-3 15-7, and defeated Seward County Juco Liberal 5-15 15-1 17-15. The 6-4 season mark comes under coach Betty de Johns, with next game Tuesday at Colby Junior College.
Scott City Beavers defeated Tribune 63-42 in a strong second period surge. Scott City led 33-22 at half and 50-29 after three quarters while converting 26 of 70 field goals and 11 of 19 free throws. Key scorers were Kelly Orist 16 and Mike Fyler 15 with Orist grabbing 18 rebounds. Tribune’s Sharon Stewart scored 12 and Brian Davison 10. Scott City also won the B team 60-38 before rivals meet Tuesday at Hugoton.
Kansas City as a three point favorite faces Cleveland in a 3 05 p m CST NBC broadcast. Kansas City fights for playoff life in the AFC West trailing Denver and tied with Oakland while Cleveland sits 7 3 1 and chasing Pittsburgh for second. Len Dawson may return, with Mike Livingston starting if not ready. Greg Pruitt back home at Arrowhead as a pivotal factor, as Cleveland seeks first win over KC in two years.
Satanta blew an early deficit as Elkhart punished 32 fouls to win 63 53. Key players were Kevin O'Hair with 25 for Elkhart and Mike Simon with 12 for Satanta. Elkhart also won the B team 51 41. Next game is at Hooker Oklahoma.
Denver Broncos hold first in American Conference West with a tenuous lead over Oakland and Kansas City. Dallas Cowboys seek to reclaim ground as both squads eye playoff spots, with key games, standings, and famed players shaping a tense NFL week.
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