Buffaloes Battle Liberal to Open Season in 59-36 Win
Garden City High opened 1964-65 basketball with a 59-36 victory over Liberal as Tony Gooden and Archie Gooden each scored 18 points. The Buffs connected on 46 percent shooting and controlled rebounds 39-36 in front of a home crowd, while Liberal managed only 10 field goals.
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Garden City High
Buffaloes
Buffs
Curt Shipley
Buff Boosters
Phil Stringer
Garden
Gooden Barthers
Tony
Archie
Shipley
Tony Gooden
Dennis Kraus
Terry Rush
Mike O'Kane
Gary Callahan
Skins
Archie Gooden
O'Kane
Melvin Rupp
Robert Mayo
Garden City
Tony Gouden
Charles Reed
Russell
Shallow Water Beats Pierceville In WAVL Opener
Shallow Water led 12-3 at the first break and 47-14 late, winning 57-32 as Miller and Zink each scored 11 for Shallow Water and Cronin paced Pierceville with 13. In girls action, Shallow Water won 37-12 led by Bayer and Phillips with 10 each. Next games: Shallow Water at Manter and Pierceville vs Kendall.
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Bartie
Tigers
Pierceville
Miller
Zink
Louis Cronin
Rolla Pirates top Johnson 53 48 in season opener
Rolla High defeats Johnson 53 to 48 in a non conference opener. Randle 16, Classen 15, Banker 12 lead Rolla while Duran 16 and Neely 10 pace Johnson. Johnson foul trouble 22 fouls to Rolla 9. B-team Johnson wins 34-27. Rolla hosts Ensign next in league play.
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Rolla High
Pirates
Tip Johnson
Johnson
Randle
Classen
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Pirate
Duran
Neely
Syracuse
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Barber
Durand
Horton
Joaserand
Tucker
Houston Colt .45s renamed the Houston Astros
Club President Roy Hotheing announced the name change to Houston Astros saying it fits Houston as the space capital and reflects ascent. The Manned Spacecraft Center near Houston is mentioned as a nearby landmark.
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Houston
Houston Colt .45S
Houston Astros
Roy Hotheing
Manned Spacecraft Center
Pirates Beat Bennetts as Southpaw Stumbles
In late August the Pirates defeated Philadelphia marking the 17th straight incomplete game for young southpaw pitcher Dennis Bennet.
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Pirates
Philadelphia
Dennis Bennett
Garden City High B Team and Sophs prevail in opener
Garden City High School swept Liberal in a three game trifecta. The Buffs topped varsity 59-36, won the B-team clash 54-53, and beat sophomores 38-30. Steve Smith led Garden with 15 points while Liberal was led by O'Brien with 14.
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Redskins
Buffs
Garden
Rangers
Steve Smith
Charles Reed
Roy Humphrey
Lioyd DeRemus
O'Brien
Williamson
Butch Knight
Buff Sophs
Jim Hartley
Cimarron Bluejays top Sublette in season opener 50-42
Cimarron High’s Bluejays beat Sublette Larks 50 to 42 to open the 1964-65 boys basketball season. Timken led Cimarron with 18 points, while Metts paced Sublette with 14 and Wright added 18 for Sublette. Sublette’s Gary Metts and Haskell Wright were standout scorers as Cimarron maintained control through the game.
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Cimarron High
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Sublette Larks
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Roger Timken
Doug Sears
Steve Brown
Gary Metts
Haskell Wright
Sayers Signs With Chicago
The Associated Press reports Gale Sayers chose the Chicago Bears over Kansas City for NFL draft glory while Steve DeLong went to the AFL San Diego Chargers. The split signals NFL AFL competition and spurs college coaches to protest futures players with remaining college eligibility.
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Walt Johnson
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Arizona State
Larry Todd
Oakland Raiders
Clubmen Hear Cage and Mat Plans at Quarterly Club Meet
At the Warren Hotel the Quarterback Club discussed basketball and wrestling. Garden City High new coach Curt Shipley introduced assistants Coale and McCord and noted Russell game this Friday. BB and wrestling plans included Buff matmen’s opener at Colby High and a large turnout of about 60 boys. Upsets and road trip details followed, with talk of Centralia Junior College’s strong defense and GCJC’s three game trip through Colorado, Scottsbluff, and Casper. Don Talley praised the Holiday Classic organization and gate receipts, thanking contributors for the three day event.
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Garden City High
Jim Coale
Joe McCord
Russell
Shipley
Steve Salter
Bob Wilson
Colby High
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Colby
Dale Meadors
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GCJC
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Casper
Wyo
Meadors
Northeastern
Don Talley
Journey
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Dawson leads with 235 as National League weeks top game
Lawrence Dawson of the Community Church team rolled the high game of 235 and the top series of 583 as the National League entered its 14th week. Northern Natural Gas No 2 posted 1 078 for high team game and Northern Natural No 1 had 2 982 for top team series amid league action. Gardens Bowl results include Garden National Bank over Gardiner Dairy 3 1 and other matches with notable scores and leaders.
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Community Church
Northern Natural Gas No. 2
Northern Natural No. 1
Garden National Bank
Gardiner Dairy
Schreiber Motors
Community
Church
Pro Basketball Results From Tuesday Night
Pro basketball results include Cincinnati beating Detroit 129 to 106 and Boston 117 to 118 at New York. Los Angeles and Philadelphia played a 118 to 7 game, while San Francisco defeated Baltimore 137 to 146 in another matchup.
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Detroit
Boston
New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baltimore
College Scores Roundup of 40s and 80s Wins Across Regions
College basketball scores from the Midwest to the Far West show multiple blowouts and close games. Notable results include Villanova 88 over Scranton 42, Dartmouth 73 over Vermont 67, Notre Dame 99 over Lewis 87, Saint Louis 114 over North Dakota State 50, and Texas 104 over Texas Wesleyan 94.
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Colby
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Maine
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Scott City tops Dighton in season opener basketball clash
Scott City High defeated Dighton 62 to 51 in a Western Kansas Education Association non league opener. Stan Gruver led Scott City with 30 points, Wayne Holdeman 15, while Dighton’s high scorers included Bartlett and Bruns. Dighton won the B team 50-48 preliminary. Next, Dighton hosts Jetmore and Scott City plays Ness City in Friday league games.
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Western Kansas Education Assn
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Scott City
Wayne Holdeman
Jay Cook
Roger Bruns
Don Hanna
Leon Crowley
Don Geistled
Jetmore
Ness City
Sanders' 24 Sets Key Pace in Sportsman League action
Norbert Sanders of Spor's 66 Service rolled 242 and top series 612 at Garden Bowl as the Sportsman League wrapped week 14. His team also notched best game 1,049 and top team series 2,093 amid multiple 3-1 results across divisions including Merrill Implement leading the American League in week 13 with 3,004 as Santa Fe Motors posted strong 3,004. Beth King led Housewives League with high game 211 and top series 506 while Norris Drug posted best team series 2,154.
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Beth King
Norris
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Copeland-Copeland Upsets Dodge City St. Mary 31-29
Copeland high opened the season with a 31-29 non league win over Dodge City St. Mary as coach Jim Bradley led the Vikings. Don Nelson scored 12 and David Bryant 11 for Copeland while St. Mary’s Marrath hit 11. Next games feature Copeland hosting Newleane and St. Mary hosting Santa.
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Holcomb tops Syracuse in season opener 61 39
Holcomb High School defeated Syracuse 61 to 39 in a non league High Plains Conference opener. Stegman returned from a year off and led Holcomb with 32 points while Syracuse shot 22 percent from the field and trailed by as many as 13 in the second half.
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High Plains
Charles Myers
Holcomb
Leo Eck
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Eric Hammond
Mark Robins
Deerfield Beats Moscow In Season Opener Basketball
Deerfield High defeated Moscow 58 to 40 in a non conference game to start the season. Deerfield led 16-5 at first quarter and 32-16 at halftime, shot 44 percent while Moscow totaled 25 percent from the floor. Gary Novack led Deerfield with 15 points, followed by Scheuerman 13 and Zubeck 11. Moscow leaders were McKim 12, Teeter 11, Jennings 10. A junior varsity win preceded the main game. Next Deerfield hosts Coolidge, Moscow plays at Kismet Friday.
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Marshall Watson
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Metts
Orth
Wright
Winter
Seymour
Stapleton
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Gary Novack
Roger Scheuerman
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Bill McKim
Ken Teeter
Lloyd Jennings
Deefield
Gerald Miller
T. White
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Kismet
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Scheuerman
Novack
Florer
Words
T. Cox
Rucker
Graham
American Football Sets Gate Record
The American Football League posted an attendance record of 1,263,186 across 47 games, surpassing the previous 1,241,741 in last season’s full 14-game schedule. New York totaled 298,972 for seven home games, up from 103,550, and Buffalo drew 257,324 versus 200,719 in 1963.
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American Football League
Polo Grounds
Buffalo
Czech Leader Talks with Soviet Brass in Moscow Powwow
Czech leader Novotny met with Kremlin leaders in Moscow for talks on Czech economic reforms Germany and the world Communist movement. The multilateral nuclear force for the North Atlantic alliance was reportedly discussed. Novotny, a close ally of Khushchev, had been re elected president on November 12.
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