Garden City High Opens 1967-68 Basketball Campaign
Garden City High opens its 1967 68 basketball season tonight hosting Hays St Joseph Cadets in a non league tilt. Cadets led by Al Billinger with Alan Gross Drew Riedel and Bruce Wasiner start. Garden counters with Randy Swearengen Mike Bayer and guards Burns Rauhut.
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al Billinger
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Drew Riedel
Seph Bruce Wasiner
Ray Coupal
Steve Billinger
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Mike Bayer
Steve Frazier
Jeff Boone
Curtis Burns
Duane Rauhut
High School Scores Across Kansas Districts and Open Dates
Area scores from West Central Kansas and High Plains conferences show Liberal defeating Pratt 64-57 and McPherson beating Russell 59-43. Hays High 63 over Ellis 47, Larned 60 over Lyons 57. Several teams had open dates including Garden City and Dodge City. Other results include Sublette 60 over Kinsley 42 and Santa Fe Trail League games with Copeland 54 Moscow 43.
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Santa Fe Trail League
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Ingalls
Deerfield
Coolidge
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Copeland Vikings Rout Moscow in season opener
Copeland High defeated Moscow High 54 to 43 in a Santa Fe Trail League non conference basketball opener. Doug Ewing led Copeland with 20 points, Darry Malone added 10, while Moscow’s Fred Nipple scored 15 and Jim Lewig 10 as Moscow played five players. Moscow hosts Kendall on Tuesday.
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Ness Eagles in Easy Win Over LaCrosse
Ness City hosts LaCrosse in a season opener, 80-66. Fred Goff and Keith Pfannenstiel each scored 16 for Ness while Phil Williams led LaCrosse with 24. Ness led 29-15 40-30 and 64-49, with next non league game at Quinter and rematch at Ness on Jan 12. San Antonio prepares for HemisFair Tower of the Americas.
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Lakin Prevails Over Holcomb in 1967-68 Opener
Holcomb led early as Lakin High edged the Horns 54-48 in a non league opener. Bob Vincent led Lakin with 21 points, making 7 field goals and 7 free throws, while Randy LeBeau and Kenneth Davis added eight points each. Melvin Webb top-scored for Holcomb with 16 in a game noted for Lakin free throws.
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Tigers Dominate Selden in 74 47 Nonconference Victory
Shallow Water High defeats Selden 74 to 47 led by Robert Harp with 20 points and Bill Beaton 19 as the Tigers pull away after a 15-14 opening. Selden's Muray Vaughn scores 15 to pace the Wildcats. Preliminary girls game won 49-35 as Avis Wallace adds 14 for Shallow Water.
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Sunday Closing Bill Set for 1963 Kansas Legislature
Sen Keith Sebelius of Norton said a Sunday closing bill will be introduced in the 1963 Kansas Legislature. The federal and state affairs committee, which he chairs, will present the measure modeled after a Kansas Chamber of Commerce retail council proposal. It would ban sale of certain listed classes of merchandise on Sundays and legal holidays.
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Kendall Varsity Triumph Over Garden City Sophomores
Kendall High varsity defeated Garden City High sophomores 61 51 to open the season. Kendall shot 47 percent, led 15 13 at first stop and 47 40 at the half. Danny Tope scored 18, Ralph Mueller 14, Ken Boese 13 for Kendall. David DeRemag had 23 for Garden. Garden fouled 20 times to Kendall's 13. Next Kendall game at Garden City February 12. John Mayhill out with injured fingers.
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Longhorns face non league tests after Dec 2 issue
Garden City Telegram reports upcoming games where Lakin hosts Scots and Holcomb plays Syracuse in non conference HPC rival matchups. Scoring details show players McVey Vincent Davis Sipe and Totals across teams, with Holcomb totals and Lakin totals indicated in the box scores.
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Big Eight Cagers Open Season With Wins
Big Eight teams won Friday season openers. Oklahoma State beat Samford 76-40, Oklahoma 91-73 over Centenary, Iowa State 101-54 vs South Dakota, Colorado 69-? over Texas Tech. Williams and Coleman led Colorado with 44 points. Cyclones shot 50 percent, Sooners 53. Oklahoma State led 37-17 at halftime. Colorado meets Air Force tonight.
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Engineers Protect Surf Threatened Homes
In Newport Beach California the Army Corps of Engineers awarded Altfillisch-Fulton Co. a contract to place 70,000 cubic yards of sand as part of a $700,000 erosion control program. Thirty six homes valued at 40 000 to 100 000 dollars withstood seven foot tides while 150 trustees from county prison farms bagged banks around the coast. No homes were heavily damaged according to an Army spokesman.
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