Garden City Busters edge Thatcher 68 67 for third in Dodge Tourney
Garden City JC narrowly defeated Eastern Arizona JC 68 67 to grab third in the Cowboy Capital Classic. Schneipp led with 15 points, Harris and Carter added 12 each, and Garden City shot 50 percent from the field. Thatcher's Warner Coleman and Troy Hudson paced the Arizonans with 13 and 21 points respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City — Magnets
Garden City Community College
Broacbusters
Busters
Ume
Garden
Garden Citions
Arizona Jaco
Thatcher
Juco
GCJC
Lamar
Celo
North Platte
Neb
Arizona
Gila
Arizonans
Marlin Schneipp
Dwayne Harris
Arionians
Warner Coleman
Arizonians
Garden City
Schneipp
Soph
Bazine
Keith Carter
Mark Murphy
Carter
Troy Hudson
Soph Postman
Tommy Navarrete
Trey Daniels
Garden City JC
Stewart
Harris G. Crough
Murphy
Eastern
Ariz
JC — Navarrete
Hudson
Coleman
Callaway
Daniels
Klaja
Wagner
Truex
Mulleneaux
Graham Hill Dies in Air Crash in Fog Lethal Flight
Investigators probe why Graham Hill chose to land at a minimal nav aid Elstree in heavy fog rather than divert to Luton with full radar. The six seat Piper Aztec crashed near a golf course ten miles north of London after departing Marseilles. Hill 46 and five crew, including protege Tony Brise, burned in the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
API
Graham Hill
Hill
Elstree
Marseilles
France
Riviera
Morrall Back as Dolphins Face Fairbanks' Patriots
Miami stars Karl Morrall, a 1954 Michigan State alumnus and former Patriots rival, leads the 7-3 Dolphins against Chuck Fairbanks' 3-7 Patriots in a crucial AFC showdown. Morrall replaces the injured Bob Griese and vows to move the offense, while Fairbanks jokes about Morrall avoiding touchdowns.
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MIAMI
Karl Morrall
Michigan State
New England
Chuck Fairbanks
Miami Dolphins
Fairbanks
Patriots
Dolphins
Buffalo
Baltimore
Morrall
Bob Griese
Griese
Beloit crowns first Class 2A football title in state caps
Beloit, 12-1, defeated previously unbeaten Cherryvale 12-7 to claim its first Kansas Class 2A football championship. Other title wins included Shawnee Mission-Bishop Miege 4A over Derby 21-13, Kapaun-Mt. Carmel 3A over Parsons 24-0, Pittsburg-Colgan 1A 27-16 over Brewster, and Luray eight-man title 34-28 over Cunningham. Shawnee Mission South secured 5A with a 14-7 win over Wichita Southeast a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Shawnee Mission
Bishop Miege
Derby
Kapaun
Mt. Carmel
Parsons
Wichita
Luray
Cunningham
Shawnee Mission South
Wichita Southeast
Michigan's Gordon Bell Is 1975 Wolverines MVP
Tailback Gordon Bell of Troy Ohio has been named the most valuable player on the University of Michigan 1975 football squad. He finished the season with 1335 rushing yards placing second on the school's single season list behind Ron Johnson's 1391 in 1968.
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Morrall
Don Shula
Shula
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Dolphins
Ann Arbor
Mich
Gordon Bell
University of Michigan
Bell
Troy
Ohio
Wolverines
Ron Johnson
Three in Big Eight Open With Wins
Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri won openers to top a three‑team unbeaten start in the Big Eight. Oklahoma beat Oklahoma City University 67-65 at home with Dave Bliss debuting as coach. Kansas defeated Murray State 72-56, Missouri rolled past Fairleigh Dickinson 87-67, while Kansas State lost to Texas Tech 66-58.
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Midwest
Notre Dame
Kent St
Purdue
Xavier
Ohio
Wisconsin
Dr Pauw
Miami
Ohio Northern
Michigan
Tech
Indiana Central
N. Dakota
Great Falls
Cinvinnili
Cleveland St
N- Michigan
Wis
Lakeland
Buller
Ohio St
Dayton
Ashland
Indiana
UCLA
Nebraska
Northwestern
Missouri
Fairleigh Dickinson
Iowa
Augustana
Brise St
Downe
Minnesota
S. Dakota St
Southwest Tulsa
Oklahoma St
Texas ‘Tech
Kansas St
Pan American
Texas Christian
Jardin-Simmons
Texas
Texas-Elo Paso
Midwestern
Weber St
San Jose
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Texas Southern
Sam Houston
Idaho St
Monana
New Orleans
McNeese
Mexico
Houston Baptist
Kansas City
Sooners
Longhorns
Oklahoma City University
Kansas
Murray State
Kentucky
Kansas State
Texas Tech
Louisiana Tech
Ine
Associated Press
Northeast Missouri
Northeastern
Son BF Crury
Friends
Rockhurst
Northwest Missouri
Benedictine
Pittsburg State
Fort Hays
Panhandle
Okla
State
Mississippi
Missouri Western
William Penn
Graceland
Ottawa
Westminster
Austin College
William Jewell
Lincoln
Missouri Kansas City
Evangel
Southwest Baptist
School of the Ozarks
Central Methodist
Arkansas
Missouri Rolla
Missouri Southern
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Cowboys
Tulsa
Minnesota Duluth
New Mexico
Louisiana
Illinois
Iowa State
Vanderbilt
Dave Bliss
Rick McNeil
Bliss
Eddie Fields
Donnie von Moore
Paul Mokeski
Ken Koenigs
Jayhawks
Willie Smith
Tigers
K-State
Carl Gerlach
Wildcats
Rick Bullock
Red Raiders
Mike Evans
O-State
Dave Kragel
Emmett Lewis
Jerry Fort
Larry Cox
Bob Siegel
Carl McPipe
South Carolina
Drake
St. Louis
Air Force
Oral Roberts
Washington
Town Team Play To Start Tonight
Opening league games begin tonight in the 1975 76 town team basketball season. The Production Credit Association won the two day single elimination tournament at the YMCA gym with a 51 34 final over Garden National Bank. Burtis Motors beat Farmland Foods 59 39 for third place. Regular league play for the owners starts tonight.
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Production Credit Assn
PCA
Garden National Bank
Burtis Motors
Farmland Foods
YMCA
Lowners
Grimsley
Garden City Farm Equipment
Brady Fluid Service
St. Catherine Hospital
Western State Bank
Becker
K&l Tank Service
L&r Repair of Holcomb
Capt. Crock
Peerless Plastics
Witches and
Brew
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Garden Air
Ray’s
L&r Repair
Barber
College Football Anstan Col 24 Holy Cross 10 VWhaca 24 Widener 14
College grid results list multiple games with scores including Holy Cross 10 at Anstan Col 24 and Widener 14 at VWhaca 24, plus references to Navy Army New Hampshire Temple Villanova and several others.
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East Anstan Col
Holy Cross
Vwhaca
Widener
Navy
Army
New Hampshire Turners
Temple
Villanova
VMI
Connecticut
Lehigh
All-SFTL football stars named after tight vote
Montezuma claimed the SFTL title as the final regular season night settled the race. Seventeen players earned spots on offense and defense across five schools, with three juniors highlighted among the 1976 all-SFTL selections.
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Montezuma
Rolla
Copeland
Ensign
Ingalls
Houston High
SFTL
Deerfield
Moscow
Dale Moore
Brent Hays
John Mowry
Jim Borth
Dwight Evinger
Springs Leads Coffeyville To Wool Bowl Win 28 7
Coffeyville junior college running back Ron Springs rushed 44 times for 190 yards and three touchdowns to lift the Red Ravens 28 7 over New Mexico Military Institute in the Wool Bowl. He is pegged for Ohio State, with Buckeyes assistant Chuck Clausen saying he will likely start next year.
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Roswell
N.M
Coffeyville
Kan
Ron Springs
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Chuck Clausen
Springs
Red Ravens
New Mexico Military Institute
Workhorse
Clausen
Junior College Athletic Association
NMMS
NMML
Mitch Plummer
Busy Tuesday for Area Prep Cagers
Area high school hoops begin a busy Tuesday with at least 12 games across Southwest Kansas. Western Kansas Education Assn.-Scott hosts Lakin while Jetmore visits Ingalls. Dighton visits Oakley. several WKEA members skip Tuesday play.
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Southwest Kansas
Western Kansas Education Assn
Scott
Lakin
Jetmore
Ingalls
Dighton
Oakley
WKEA
Scott City
Ulysses
Ness City
Eagles
High Plains
Tribune
Sharon Springs
Holcomb
Sublette
Syracuse
Elkhart
Satanta
Meade
Hugoton
Southwestern Heights High
Johnson
Trojans
Deerfield
Weskan
Ensign
Mullinville
Hanston
Protection
Copeland
Montezuma
Bazine
Moscow
Garden City High
Rolla
Garden City
Guymon
Okla
Dodge City
Newton
Liberal
Redskins
Borger
Tex
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Youngstown
Harris
Richard Truex
Howell Mulleneaux
Gila Monsters
Eli Hill
Phiatcher
Tony Brise
Will
Ray Brimble
Andy Smallman
Terry Richards
Tony Halcock
Brimble
Smallman
Richards
Malcock
Britain
Luton
Bette
Graham
Dolph Patrilt
Topeka
Cherryvale
Pittsburg-Colgan
Brewster
Colgan
Garden City Telegram
East Vermont
W. Virginia
Hunter
Princeton
Drexel
Seton Hall
Merrimack
Pittsburgh
W.va
Wesleyan
Dartmouth
St. Peter's
Kings Point
Providence
Brown
South N. Carolina St
Citadel
Duke
Johns Hopkins
Florida
Furman
Umc-Charlotte
E. Kentucky
W.va. St
Alabama
AR West
Brigham Young
Australia
Wyoming
Western St
Montana
Puget Sound
Colorado St
Portland State
Pepperdine
Hastings
Southern Cal
Loyola
Calif
Washinton
Seattle i Cal Voly
San Francisco
Californiaagis
Portland
Fresno State
Gonzaga
Pacific
Nevada-Las Vegas
Orexon St
Colgate
Austin Peay
Clemson
Harvard
LSU
California
Chicago
CUNY
Ie Concordia Seminary
Phillips University
St. Mary of the Plains
Adams, Colo. State
Northern Colorado
Koenigs
South Alabama
Auburn
Miswest Livingston St
No Dakota
N. Mich
Boise St
W. Ky
N. Iowa
Wittenberg
Millsaps
Southwest Maylor
Hire
Henderson St
Central St
Houston
N. Tess
Texas St
Penas A&m
City Recreation Dept
Ben Grimsley Gym
Melvin Denton
Bulldogs
Greg Downing
Kyle Hargett
Mark McCune
Butch Nally
Bret
Somers
Joe Hertel
Perry Housman
Roger Wellinghoff
Ravens
Buckeye
Stancos
Tim Pivonka
Broncos
Willie Webster
Ray Sewarl
Pironka
NMMI
Rod Booker
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