Busters win tourney boost national ranking wrestling classic
Garden City Community College dominates the Broac buster Wrestling Classic adding six weight-class champions led by Greg McBride and Tim Nelson. Peter Lee of CCC, a transfer from Colorado University, pinned Neville, and Cole Moser won the 158-pound class in a tight 3-2 decision over Kevin Lyle. GCCC tallied 139 points to CCC's 60 as DCCC, Air Force Academy, and Fort Lewis College trailed.
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Garden City Community College
NJCAA
CCC Trojans
Dodge City Community College
DCCC
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Fort Lewis College
GCCC
CCC
Buster
Duane Werner
Tim Nelson
Nelson
The
Busters
Broacbusters
Neville
Peter Lee
Colorado University
Lee
Golden Buffalo
Cole Moser
Kevin Lyle
Greg McBride
Bryan Holmes
McBride
Wes Owens
Homes
Larry Jackson
Jay Hundley
Jim Beach
Mike Guenther
Hundley
John Major
Charles Knox
Tom Peterman
Mike Arnold
Randy Simons
Bill Little
Little
Simons
Doug Austine
Russ True
Curt Topping
Rob Stithem
Dean Herman
Marty Wright
Brad Neville
Keith Beard
McCook Community College of Nebraska
McCook
Bill Lee
Pete Lee
Randy Price
Scott Smith
Leister Bowling
Chuck Mengel
John Morris
Steve Schick
Brian Fuller
Robert Woods
Monty Crozier
Heisman Favorite George Rogers Leads 1981 Field
George Rogers of South Carolina, leading rusher, tops Heisman bets as voting looms. Freshman Herschel Walker of Georgia and Pitt’s Hugh Green also figure prominently, with top contenders including Herrmann, McMahon, Schlichter, Redwine, McNeil, Allen, Singletary, Taylor, and Easley. Rogers aims to boost a trend absent a freshman or sophomore winner. The Downtown Athletic Club visit marks a pivotal night as finalists are named.
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New York
George Rogers
South Carolina
Herschel Walker
Georgia
Hugh Green
Pittsburgh
Rogers
Mark Herrmann
Purdue
Jim McMahon
Brigham Young
Art Schlichter
Ohio State
Jarvis Redwine
Nebraska
Freeman McNeil
UCLA
Marcus Allen
Southern California
Mike Singletary
Baylor
Lawrence Taylor
North Carolina
Kenny Easley
Schlichter
Charles White
Southern Cal
Billy Sims
Oklahoma
Marc Wilson
Kansas high school football crowns claimed by eight teams
Wichita Southeast defeated Shawnee Mission Northwest 21-12 to win 6A as Liberal 5A champ defeated Fort Scott 20-10. Hiawatha 4A beat Fredonia 12-10, Plainville 3A over Silver Lake 36-28, Meade 2A shutout McLouth 28-0, Ashland 1A routed Hope 48-15, Minneola 8-man upset Sylvan Grove 30-14.
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Kan
Wichita Southeast
Liberal
Hiawatha
Plainville
Meade
Ashland
Minneola
Kansas
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Fort Scott
Fredonia Plainville
Silver Lake
McLouth
Sylvan Grove
Wichita
Northwest
Eric Kaufman
Jeff Long
Ken Pyle
Fredonia
Ron Smith
Rod Duncan
Shannon Shinn
Mike Lovelady
Todd Gilliland
Shane Saia
Virgil Elsey
Elsey
Lawrence
Arkansas City
Maur Hill
Sacred Heart
Hanover
Trinity
Kensington
Celtics Fall Short as Bucks Injuries Aid Victory
Boston losses 107-105 to Milwaukee with three regulars out. Marcus Johnson, Bob Lanier, and Brian Winters sidelined. Sidney Moncrief stood in with 23 points while Junior Bridgeman led Milwaukee with 25. Other NBA results follow: Suns top Rockets 117-114, Bulls beat Lakers 122-108, Sonics over Nets 113-89, Clippers defeat Warriors 120-100.
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Bill Fitch
Milwaukee
Bucks
National Basketball Association
Fitch
Celtics
Marques Johnson
Bob Lanier
Brian Winters
Sidney Moncrief
Winters
Pat Cummings
Johnson
Harvey Catchings
Lanier
Junior Bridgeman
Phoenix Suns
Houston Rockets
Chicago Bulls
Los
Weekend Sports Schedule Local Action December Calender
December calendar lists GCCC men's basketball at Glendale and Pima in Arizona and Phoenix games, KHJH and AHJH student games, GCHS girls and wrestling events, plus Liberal and St Francis venues. Includes times 3:45 p m and 6 30 p m with Fort Hays State University Open noted.
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Glendale Community College
Arizona
AHJH
Pima Community College of Arizona
McCook
University of Nebraska
Liberal South
Ulysses
Hays High School
Liberal
Phoenix Community College
GCHS
Lamar
St. Francis
Scott City
Fort Hays State University
Johnson returns as Bengals top Chiefs 20 6
Cincinnati Bengals end five game skid with Pete Johnson back from knee injury. Johnson’s 57 yard run sealed a 20-6 win over Kansas City Chiefs as Ken Anderson briefly left with dizziness and Dan Ross caught a 1 yard TD pass.
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Doug Tucker
Kansas City, Mo
Cincinnati Bengals
Pete Johnson
Kansas City Chiefs
Johnson
Forrest Gregg
Bengals
M.L. Harris
Ken Anderson
Chiefs
Kansas City
Marv Levy
Anderson
Pat Mclnally
Bengal
Steve Fuller
Ted McKnight
James Hadnot
Fuller
Greg Wright
Bo Harris
Nick Lowery
Jack Thompson
Dan Ross
Jim Breech
Lowery
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Garden City
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Hope
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