Garden City Junior High Open Season Versus Dodge City
Garden City junior high cagers begin their season with two openers against Dodge City Junior High at the local gym. The eighth grade starts at 6 30 p m followed by the ninth grade. Head coaches Merle Altman and Don Powell direct the squads with probable starters listed. Seventh graders play intramural basketball this winter as Bob Wood leads the program with a busy schedule ahead including February league tournaments.
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Garden City Junior High
Dodge City Junior High
Don Powell
Dennis Irwin
Gary Whitehurst
Bob Arellano
Dave Pere
Tony Leija
Glenn Brungardt
Merle Altman
Harvey Brandt
Altman
Zeke Ledesma
David Stephens
Dave DeRemus
Frank Ewing
Steve Douglas
Garden City
Bob Wood
Dodge City
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Great Bend
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Big Eight Cage Play Starts Jayhawks Win Upset Night
Eighth ranked Kansas cruised past Arkansas 81-52 as Walt Wesley 28 minutes 22 points. Kansas State fell 83-75 to Creighton in Omaha debut for 7-foot-1 Nick Pino. Colorado upset Texas Tech 86-77 in Boulder. Nebraska beat Wisconsin 101-88 in Madison. Iowa State beat Air Force 59-55 at Ames. Missouri upset by Ohio State 76-74 at Columbia. Oklahoma State beat Oklahoma 61-57 in Oklahoma City. Tulsa at Colorado in only game tonight. Big Eight games resume Saturday after a breather Friday.
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Associated Press
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al Lopes
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Grant Simmons
Tom Baack
Stuart Lantz
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John McGonigle
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College Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Bradley defeats Wisconsin Milwaukee 104 to 68 while Drake beats William Jewell 96 to 68. Yale tops Colgate 97 to 64 and Harvard defeats New Hampshire 91 to 82. Duke crushes Virginia Tech 112 to 79 and Kentucky edges Hardin-Simmons 83 to 55. Notre Dame 75 over Lewis 69. Illinois 88 over Butler 74. Nebraska 101 over Wisconsin 88. Other results include Penn State over Maryland 65 to 61 and Miami 120 to 91 over Tampa.
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John Farmer and Les Logan Share Bowling Honors
In the Classic Scratch League Garden Belle Lumber led by John Farmer 236 and Les Logan 1006 weekly totals. Garden Bowl posted best team game 959 and top series 2840 with multiple match results across leagues including Dust Bowlers and Yankee League action. Norm Siebern traded from Baltimore to California Angels as pre season notes mix with college football rushing leaders Garrison and Grisham finishing 1-2 in Big Eight in 1964.
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Garden Belle Lumber
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Rickman Body Shop
Garden Bella Lumber
Henkle Drilling
Scott City Air Service
Maxine Bates
Dustbowlers Women's League
Estelle Reed
Krebs Construction
John Wheeler's
Santa Fe Ettes
Deerfield
Lakin
Smith Land Co
Coca-Cola
Hopes Truck Line
John Collins Agency
Ron Goodnight
Kearny County Bank
Yankee League
McGraw Gains JC Recognition and honors
Doyle McGraw of Garden City Junior College earned a spot on the second unit of the junior college All-America football squad after completing his sophomore season. The 215-pound tackle, son of Mr and Mrs Lowell McGraw of Pierceville, starred for Garden City High and played in the 1963 JC season, with a break in 1964. He was named by juco coach Homer Saltar, sharing second-string tackle honors with Ron Virus of McCook JC. First-string tackles were Bob Newman and Rick Brewer. Two Kansans on the first team were Ken Brumley and Clarence Barnett.
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Garden City Junior College
McGraw
Broaccusters
Lowell McGraw
Pierceville
Garden City High
Juco
Homer Saltar
National Junior College Athletics Assn
Bob Newman
Ferruri
Rick Brewer
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ron Virus
McCook
Neb
Memorial Stadium
Garden
Virus
iFerrum
Ferrum
Sfip
Savannah
Ken Brumley
Fort Scott
Clarence Barnett
Coffeyville
Roger Nitsch
Bob Robinson
Arkansas City
Sterling Webb
Independence
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All-America picks honor Garrett and Twilley in 1985 AP list
AP All-America football team features Mike Garrett and Howard Twilley, with Minnesota defensive end Aaron Brown and quarterback Steve Juday among honorees. The roster includes Nobis, Gogolak, Rassas, Roland, Webster, Crane, Arrington, Hines, Singer, Casey, McAdams, Emanuel, Kelley, Weisacosky, Barnes, Phillips, Patton, and others from Notre Dame, Michigan State, Texas, Florida, and more. Garrett, the Heisman winner, set a three-year rushing mark of 3,168 yards, plus 1,440 rushing yards in the season, while Twilley led NCAA scoring with 127 points and 11 receiving touchdowns.
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Nick Rassas
Johnny Roland
Missouri
George Webster
Michigan State
Alabama
Paul Crane
Dick Arrington
Nobis
Arkansas
Glen Ray Hines
Purdue
Karl Singer
Charles Casey
Florida
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Carl McAdams
Tennessee
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Dwight Kelley
Ohio State
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Ed Weisacosky
Miami
Nebraska
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Lloyd Phillips
George Patton
Georgia
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Southern California
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Glenn Dobbs
Prinehard
Ala
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Northville
Mich
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Los Angeles
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Stinnett
Tex
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Chicago
Charlie Gogolak
Princeton
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Aaron Brown
Minnesota
Port Arthur
Pottsville
Loyd Phillips
Longview
Tuscumbia
White Deer
Newport News
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Ohio
Corpus Christi
Anderson
D.C
Winnetka
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Roland McAdams Barnes on First Defensive Unit
The 1955 AP All American first defensive line features ends Howard Twilley and Charles Casey with tackles Glen Ray Hines and Karl Singer. Guards include Tommy Nobis and Dick Arrington, representing Texas Notre Dame Purdue and Arkansas in the lineup.
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Tulsa
Galena Park
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Florida
Atlanta
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Arkansas
el Dorado
Ark
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Purdue
Niles
Ohio
Tommy Nobis
Texas
San Antonio
Dick Arrington
Notre Dame
Erie
Bad News Barnes Helps Bullets Beat Knicks 139 125
former Texas Western star Jim Barnes known as Bad News delivered 22 points and 22 rebounds to lead the Baltimore Bullets past the New York Knicks 139 125. It was Baltimore’s third win in four meetings with New York since a big trade that sent Walt Bellamy to the Knicks.
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Texas Western
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
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Bullets
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New York
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