Pro Basketball Scores From Saturday Games
Houston 110 Detroit 95 Chicago 115 New York 97 Milwaukee 117 Boston 93 Los Angeles 123 Kansas City Omaha 107 Phoenix 107 Portland 99 Chicago vs Boston and Cleveland vs New York plus Houston at Philadelphia Seattle at Atlanta Detroit at Phoenix Los Angeles at Portland Kansas City Omaha at Golden State Kentucky at Charlotte Memphis at Indiana San Antonio at Denver and Sunday slate Carolina at New York Indiana at San Antonio Utah at San Diego
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Houston
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Boston
Los Amgelés
Kansas City
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Seattle
Atlanta
Los Angelas
Parthend
Golden State
Kentucky
Ara Ciat Ags Press
Cestern Ceneteries Afantic
Ww. L. Pet, G.B
Buffalo
Philadel
Capinad Ll
Chiciai
Detrnoit
K.c.omaha
Golden St
Ortland
W. L. Pet
Carolina
Memphis
Virginia
Denver
Utah
Indiana
San Anonio
San Diego
San Antonio
Norfall
Ulysses Opens Season With Narrow Win Over Johnson Trojans
Ulysses High opened the basketball season with a 66 to 65 non conference victory over Johnson. Ulysses built a 17-2 lead, Johnson rallied to cut the gap, and the Tigers led 40-24 at halftime before holding off the Trojans. Joly Garrison led Ulysses with 13 points, Dale Ladner added 13 rebounds, and Les Tuttle scored 11. Johnson’s club shot 32 percent from the field and 8 of 10 at the line. The B team won 51-31, and next games see Johnson at Sublette and Ulysses hosting Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Ulysses High
Johnson
Alread
Jas
Tigers
Joly Garrison
Les Tuttle
Dale Ladner
Garrison
Ladner
Kansas
Cagitas
David Walker
Troy Adams
Greg Garrison
Tony Clark
Clark
Kierdall Kepley
Lary Daltels
Johnnson
jSubleite
Garden City
Kinsley
Rod Gardner
Dighton
Danny Speer
Dale Howard
Gardnar
Dennis Dowell
Speer
Dave Cornelius
J. Horacek
Cornelius Snab
Dighter
Holcomb Falls to Lakin in season opener, 73-62
Holcomb High hosts Lakin in HPC men’s hoop opener. Bromes led by Scott Harris with 29 points while Holcomb’s Fred Johnson debuts as coach but Longhorns fall behind early and never catch up. Lakin wins 73 to 62 with 13 players scoring.
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Holcomb
Art Palacio
Longhorns
Lakin
Broncs
Scott Harris
Rick Yakel
Dighton Hornets rout Kinsley in league clash 59 to 41
Dighton High Hornets dominated the Coyotes 59 41 as Rod Gardner led with 18 points and 22 rebounds. Kinsley shot 29 percent, while Dighton connected on 46 percent from the floor. The win follows a season opening 58 13 loss to Scott City.
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Dighton
Kinsley
Dighton High
Hornets
Mike Hastine
Lane Counties
Coyotes
Scott City
Educa
Dighton — Speer
Dowell
Howard
Bill Venters
Mermans
Wilkens
Gardner
Paris
Sharp
Patton Tas Potter
Totals
Kinsley — Kamphala
Burkhart
Horacek
Schmidt
Cornelius
Matthews
Hogan
Minson
Quinter Faces 1974 with Longest Kansas Win Streak
Quinter enters the 1974 Kansas high school football season with a 19 game winning streak, unbeaten in 12 games in 1973 and seven straight to end 1972. Osawatomie trails with 18 straight, followed by Moundridge 14 and St. Paul 13, while 24 teams finished 1973 winless.
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Topeka
Kan
Quinter
Kansas
Osawatomie
Moundridge
St. Paul
Rolla
Shawnee Mission South
Johnson
Cimarron
Altamont
Circle
Holcomb
Northern Valley
Northern Heights
Hoxie
Thayer
Burr Oak
Kinsley
McDonald
Maullinville
Lyons
Concordia
Jackson Heights
Summerfield
Linn
Newton
Mankato
Pomona
Salina St. John's
Hastern Heights
Hamilton
Maur Hil
Onaga
Kendall Loses to Moscow 69 50 in Non conference Clash
Moscow Wildcats defeated Kendall 69 to 50 on Friday night led by Ernie Boles 20 points and Todd Brewer 11. Randy Owens added 18 for Moscow while Vic Jones scored 22 for Kendall and Darwin Spencer 10. Preliminary Moscow beat Kendall Jayvees 65 52. Girl game saw Kendall win 48 18 with Sheri Rinehart leading. Next Kendall home vs Healy then Willis.
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Kendall
Moscow
Wildcats
Weshan
Randy Owens
Owens
Ernie Boles
Todd Brewer
Vic Jones
Fixll
Darwin Spencer
John Oppliger
Garwin Powers
Mark Mueller
Sheri Rinehart
Pat Miller
Moscow Girls
Healy
Wilis
Spencer
Jones
Oppliger
Housholder
Patterson
Becca Miller
Christian
Teeter
Gg OY
Brewer
Boles
Todd Brewer Bews
Lewis
High School Scores In Plainview League Night Results
High Plains Conference games featured Syracuse beating Sublette 69 to 6. Lakin defeated Holcomb 73 to 62. Elkhart 68 edged Satanta 52. Ulysses beat Johnson 66 to 65. Dighton lost 69 to Kin gley 41. Pawnee Heights lost to LaCrosse 66 to 67. Hugoton 66 beat SW Heights 64. Santa Fe Trail beat Deerfield 67 to 54. Ingalls 62 defeated Rolla 45. Ensign 68 over Mullinsville 26. Greensburg 44 lost to Cimarron 42. Coldwater 20 over Ashland 23. Meade 43 defeated Fowler 47. Minneola 2 beat Protection 4.
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Syracuse
Sublette
Lakin
Holcomb
Elkhart
Satanta
Education Assn
Scott City
Tribune
Ulysses
Johnson
Dighton
Kingley
Pene City
Pawnee Heights
Troquoia League
Greensburg
Cimarron
Coldwater
Ashland
Meade
Fowler
Minneola
Protection
Syracuse High Girls Open Season with 72 14 Victory
Syracuse High girls basketball beat Elkhart 72 to 14 as Becky Schroll led with 26 points, Sandy Dikeman 18, and Carrie Eddy 11. Elkhart won the B team game 33 32 with Ronda Eddy scoring 12 for Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Syracuse High
Elkhart
Becky Schroll
Sandy Dikeman
Carrie Eddy
Ronda Eddy
Satanita
Jaynes Named Walter Camp All Star Quarterback
Jaynes of Kansas University was chosen quarterback on the Walter Camp Foundation all star football team. Other Big Eight standouts include Eddie Foster on the line from Oklahoma Lucious Selmon defensive lineman Oklahoma and John Dutton from Nebraska. The award honors former Yale coach Walter Camp.
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New Haven
David Jaynes
Kansas University
Eddie Foster
Oklahoma
Lucious Selmon
John Dutton
Nebraska
Yale
Walter Camp
Deerfield Spartans Top Copeland 67-54 in SETL Clash
Deerfield Eagles- Spartans win 67-54 as Copeland struggles with height and turnovers. Seve Jackson scores 20 for Deerfield, Tim Novack 14, Terry Hawkins 12. Larry Unruh leads Copeland with 28, Hal Ward 11 and 8 rebounds. Deerfield dominates rebounding 44-21, shots 34% to 38%. Next up, Deerfield hosts Ingalls. Copeland at Moscow.
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Spartans
Copeland
Deerfield
Seve Jackson
Tim Novack
Terry
Hawkins
Jackson
Larry Unruh
Hal Ward
Soph Gunand
Tony Martinez
Unruh
Ward
Tony Hill
Mark Bender
Kyle Lope
Danny Unrult
Viking Maserves
Ingalls
Moscow
Delreield
Warden
Novack
Rupp
London
Adams
W Tamme
Gerard Lopez
Kyle Lopez
Francis
Olaar
Totals
Martinez
Rick Ardery
Moore
Doug Unruh
Rex Ardery
Rich Weming
McCaslin
Hinderliter
Oop LE
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Education Agen
Ulysses — Morris
Akagi
Murphy
Trouwmen
Tunibe
van Meter Minks
Sullivan
Dew
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Rusty Garrison
Walker
Willkorgon
Martin
Oy Adama
Ore Garrison
Ulysses Johnson
Horns
Holcomb High
High Plains
Bromes
Seon
Cha
Kanas State
Pueblo
Colo
Pueblo Junior College
Western State College
Gunnison
Mike
Stegmer
Terry Richmedar
HPC
Lakin — Bushek
Perez
Harris
Schmitt
Jennings
Hernandez
Waechter
Joe Evans
Wellmaker
Yakel
Anse
Randolph
Gott
Pooner
Holcomb — Richmeier
Stegman
Wasson
Bob Knoll
Palacio
Htom
Juco
Ady
Jaynes
N. Main
Otasco
Couron
Fis
Ccouron
Playskcoh Ina
As Ben
Timothy
Ronee TV
Vikes
Deerfield High
Copland
Dearfield
Muaink
Merlin Scoble
Vikings
Scott
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