Independence Tips Jaco Upset in Holiday Classic Clash
Independence defeats Garden City 50 48 in a late rally to seize third place at the Holiday Classic. Free throws and critical errors by Garden in the final minutes fueled the Pirates victory as Elroy Moore and Bill Todd lead with 15 points each, while Garden’s Bill Morgan tops the losers with 19. Garden travels to Lamar JC next for a non league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Greer
Gallen City Junior College
Broadbusters
Champon
Garden
Pirates
Broacbusters
Shade Wheter
Busters
Independence
Pirate
Bob Faulkner
Bill Todd
Cal Taylor
Elroy Moore
Faulkner
Martin
Moore
Todd
Bill Morgan
O'Connell
Lamar
Colo
Garden City
Barnett
Shine
Morgan
Horton A Smith
Totals
Moors
Taylor
Dowdell
Knittle
Brown
Murray
Arizona
Texas
Thatcher
Big Spring
Texans
St. Joseph
Hannibal
St. Joe
Hannibal-LaGrange
Dennis Spooner
Jeff Wallace
Bob Marek
John Clemens
John Andrews
Gary Walls
Buffaloes Meet Liberal Here Tuesday Night
Garden City High opens its 1963-64 home basketball schedule against Liberal Redskins Tuesday night with an 8 pm tip off at the new high school gym. A 6:30 pm preliminary and sophomore game precede. Coach Dave Craft reshapes the lineup after a 59-48 loss at Scott City, while Liberal, under Cecil Epperly, aims to rebound from a 7-13 and 7-12 record past seasons and topped Pratt 53-34 in their opener.
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Garden City High
Liberal
Redskins
High School
Ben Grimsley
Dave Craft
Scott City
Pratt
Cecil Epperly
Oklahoma State University
Ife
Keith Franzen
Jan Heldbroeder
Terry Rush
Dennis Cox
Jimier
Doug Walrius
Rush
Heidbreder
Franzen
Garden
Buffaloes
Scott Bowls High Game in Jayhawk Mixed League Action
Scott Bowls Game of 213 as Scott Farm Equipment leads a Sunday Garden Bowl session in the Jayhawk Mixed League. Ray Ladd posts a 583 series for Southwest Sand Co while Jo Gerstner plates a 198 for C. R. Anthony's in the same event. Lelia Stinemetz clocks 5315 for Reed-Stinemetz Excavators in women's series. C. R. Anthony's tops team game and series with 717 and 1,946. Other results include Nettlers over Ta tro Soft Water 3-1 and Reed-Stinemetz over Lea Mesa Grill 9-1. Southwest Sand blanked Red's Cities Service 4-0. Scott Farm Equipment loses 1,883 to 1,946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scott
Scott Farm Equipment
Garden Bowl
Jayhawk
Ray Ladd
Southwest Sand Co
Jo Gerstner
C. R. Anthony
Lelia Stinemetz
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Co. R. Anthony's
Nettlers
Tatro Soft Water
Lea Mesa Grill
Red’s Cities Service
Scott Farm
Two Busters Dominate Holiday Classic All Tourney Team
Garden City Junior College cagers led by freshmen Bill Morgan of Canton Ohio and John OConnell of Colorado Springs earned spots on the all tournament squad at the Holiday Classic. Dodge City stars led by Carl Head earned the MVP while teams Cameron A&M Independence and Eastern Arizona also placed multiple players on the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Junior College
Broncbusters
Bill Morgan
Canton
Ohio
John O'Connell
Colorado Springs
Dodge City
Carl Head
Washington, D.C
Dodge Citions
Jesse Hensel
Meggie Greene
Cameron A&m
Dodge
Aggies
Tiny
Harry Bailey
Jess Coffey
Vernon Paul
Independence
Elroy Moore
Arizona
Freddie Lewis
Missouri
Hannibal LaGrange
St. Joseph
Howard County JC
Big Spring
Tex
Dodge City Cups Holiday Classic champions crowned in 85-70 final
Dodge City Junior College captured the first annual Holiday Classic title with an 85-70 win over Cameron A&M in a crowded high school gym. Three players tied for 16 points each for the champions Carl Head Galen Frick and Reggie Greene while Cameron's Vernon Paul led with 17 points. Eastern Arizona JC claimed fifth and Hannibal LaGrange took seventh in the Saturday finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City Junior College
Cameron A&m
Cameron
Aggies
Dodge
Congs
Carl Head
Galen Frick
Reggie Greene
Larry Spice
Montezuma High
Cleatus Doyes
Ags
Vernon Paul
Jess Coffey
Arizona JC
Thatcher
Howard County JC
Big Spring
Tex
Hannibal-LaGrange
St. Joseph
Missouri
Freddie Lewis
Fred Warren
Gerald Jacobs
Roy Crockett
Pawl Robinson
Jim Carlile
Texans
Fd Nelson
Charles Cumber
Tom Carter
Three Weeks Remain In Alibi Tourney At Garden Bowl
The seventh annual Alibi Tournament at Garden Bowl continues with 18 teams competing. Dodge Cillan leads men’s singles with 603 scratch pins and 653 total after handicap. BE Van Pelt and Bob Sharpe follow. Ed Greenlee and Larry Brooks top men’s doubles with 1,273 total. Scott City bowlers also hold second and third in various events. Kathy Evans leads women’s singles with 607 total after handicap, while Evans and Evans top women’s doubles at 1,216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Bowl
Dodge Cillan
Wayne Bushell
Keglers
Be, van Pelt
Dighton
Bob Sharpe
Ulysses
Ed Greenlee
Larry Brooks
Scott City
Gene Hutchins
Paul Numrich
Earl Bosley
E. van Pelt
Larry Rooks
Scott
Kathy Evans
Dorothy Davis
Liberal
Gladys van Pelt
Mickey Evans
Wanda Pinkston
Polly Kerr
Garden City
Sports slate highlights busy Garden Bowl and area games
Non conference basketball tips off with Syracuse at Holcomb in a 7 p.m. start. Garden City JC hosts Lamar Colorado, while Gorden City High meets Libera at the new gym. Tonight features Sublette vs Cimarron and several other area games. Bowling leagues and wrestling season also listed with venues and times.
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Garden Bowl
Syracuse
Holcomb
Garden City Junior College
Lamar
Colo
Gorden City High
New Gymnasium
Samen
Sublette
Cimarron
Rolla
Johnson
Dighton
Scntt City
Leoth
Ulysses
Deerfield
Moscow
Bharlow Water
Pierceville
Lake McKinney Improvement Agsn
Reed- Stinemers Excavators Office
National League For Men
Prairie Mixed League
Holcomb Opens Cage Campaign Against Syracuse Bulldogs
Holcomb High Longhorns, defending High Plains Conference champions, start 1963-64 basketball with a non league game versus HPC rival Syracuse Bulldogs. Coach Leo Eck’s Holcomb team, 13-7 last season, meets Syracuse at Syracuse with Clark Edwards in his fifth season. Preliminary B team plays at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomb
Holcomb High
Leo Eck
Syracuse Bulldogs
HPC
Syracuse
Eck
Clark Edwards
Local Area Bowlers Compete in Lamar Endurance Classic
Lamar Colorado hosted the annual Endurance Classic with 20 games bowled in one day at Lamar Lanes. Eliott Dickey of Garden City led area entries with 4 158 total and a high 241 single game, while Dirk Fiskelund Deerfield topped 4 036 pins including 340 handicap. Other top totals included Loren Buzz Cockrell Garden City 3 980 and Ray Shearmire Garden 3 955. Defending champ Loren Doll and others also competed amid scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Colo
Eliott Dickey
Garden City
Bland
Dickey
Dirk Fskelund
Deerfield
Loren
Buzz) Cockrell
Ray Shearmire
Garden
Shearmire
al Tauscher
Tim Zrbeck
Fred Hafliger
Chevlag Rekelind
Gardens City
Lightner among Kansas all state picks in Eagle Beacon
Lightner and Barry Egbert named to first unit of Kansas all state football team by the Wichita Eagle Beacon. Egbert, Dighton senior tackle, 6-1 and 195, praised by coach Joe Johns for leadership despite injuries. Other Western Kansans named include Chuck Wretling of Elkhart and Leonard Schuckman of LaCrosse, with Schuckman averaging 7.2 yards per rush and 1,300 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Egbert
Dighton High
Allstate
Wichita Eagle Beacon
University of Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Egbert
Dighton
Hornets
Joe Johns
Chuck Wretling
Elkhart
Leonard Schuckman
LaCrosse
Western Kansas Education Assn
High Plains
Wretling
Wildcats
Schuckman
Kansans
Kansas
George Scantlin
Wichita Kapaun
John Carter
Norton
Steve Heck
Lawrence
Charles Parsden
Hutchinson
Don Harris
Shawnee Mission West
Rich Massion
Wamega
Hi Lewis
Wichita Kapaua
Levi Lee
Topeka
Bill Long
Emporia Roosevelt
Wally Young
Fort Scott
Ron Franks
Wichita West
Don Cornish
Kansas City Ward
Tom Gibson
Medicina Lodge
Gene Morley
Mike Wempe
Jerry Byrd
Shawnee Mission North
Tom Penney
Augusta
Davey Hupp
Washburn Rural
Chuck Jarrett
Tonganoxie
Garden City
Dave Lightner
Eagle-Beacon
Larry Addison
Cimarron
Jim Damm
Larned
Craig Hughes
Dodge City
Dennis McVey
Lakin
Ken Ochs
Ken Steinert
Pratt
John Zook
Bill Grove
Smith High in Scoring Totals in 1963 Jayhawk Conference
Dick Smith of Garden City Junior College tied for second in final 1963 Jayhawk Conference scoring with 48 points despite missing four of ten games due to injury. Art Amelio of Parsons and Bernard Blanchard of Coffeyville also tallied 48. Bob Detorre of Dodge City led with 67 points overall. James Jones of Ark City had 42, leading conference scoring only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Smith
Garden City Junior College
Jayhawk
Parsons
Bernard Blanchard
Coffeyville
Bu Fleet
Bob Detree
Dodge City
Detore
James Jones
Ark City
Blanchard
Smith
Amelia
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Garden and
Indy
Willie Shine
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Bob Swift
Pat Mullin
Stubby Overmiye
Wayne Blackburn
Detroit
Charlie Dreasen
Kent Martin
Craft
Robert Mayo
Emil Krug
Bob Krug
Mayo
Krug
Mike Collins
Buddy van Dam
Bill King
Two Busters
Jaco
Fies
Sports Slate
Oakley Plainsmen
New High School
Kangan U
Quarterback Club
Us ‘Telegram
Garden City Telegram
Illinois
Harold Wells
Purdue
Earl Sande
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Wol. Pet.g.b
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
Los Cincinnati Angeles
Lightner
Menrion
Remington
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