Indians Down Busters 101 88 In Nebraska Hoop Duel
McCook hit 54 percent from the floor to defeat Garden City Junior College 101-88 in a non-conference interstate game. Al Fox led McCook with 23 points, Parson 19, and Robinson contributed solid defense and floor play. Garden’s Roy Humphrey scored 22 before fouling out, while Gooden added 15. The game featured a late McCook surge to hold off Garden after a first-half deficit. Garden and McCook meet again in Garden City Tuesday.
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McCook
Neb
Garden City Junior College
Garden City
Garden
Nebraska
Busters
North Platte
Rugget Indians
York
Juco
Norfolk
Indians
Tate
Jim Zubeck
Ray Parson
al Fox
Indianapolis
Ind
Roy Humphrey
Gooden
Buster Postman
Borger
Tex
GCJC
Larry Pierce
Pierce
Eugene Robinson
Gorden
Griffin
Humphrey
Robinson
Deerfield Opens With 53 39 Win Over Coolidge
Deerfield High defeated Coolidge 53 to 39 in the opener as Deerfield built leads 12-4 and 33-19 at quarters. Johnson scored 20 points, Miller 12, Landon 10, while Coolidge’s Ed Gerard led with 15 points. Deerfield outrebounded 49-48 with strong boards. Coolidge turnovers totaled 12 to Deerfield’s 15.
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Coolidge
Deerfield
Blue Devils
Spartans
Gerard
Collidge
Johnson
Miller
Larry Landon
Landon
Jesse Hernandez
Copeland
Santa Fe Trail League
Granada
Colo
London
Harris
Pickens
Marvin Berry
Val Hernandez
Eddy
King
Helfrich
Reed
Low
Hazen
Hines
Beavers Edge Cards In Cage Opener Thriller
Hoisington led much of the non conference night as Scott Beavers rallied in the fourth quarter to win 66 to 60. Janssen scored 22 points leading Scott while Valerius paced Hoisington with 17. Scott converted 22 of 36 free throws and held a late 10 point edge. Next, Scott hosts Dighton in a Western Kansas Education Association meeting.
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Hoisington
Scott
City ‘High
Mark Janssen
Beavers
Cardinals
Iubers
Janssen
Mike Kitch
Hoeisington
Scott Valerius
Finn
Smith
Terry Jones
Mike O'Neal
Pete Ochs
Western Kansas Education Assn
College Scores From THE sg PRESS Roundup
Oklahoma 76 Samford 60. Oklahoma 91 Centenary La. Towa State 101 South Dakota 5. Colorado 87 Texas Tech 69. Louisville 118 Georgetown 86. Southwestern Louisiana 82 N Texas State 41. Emporia State 66. Kearney State 74. William Jewell 67. Simpson Town 57. Northern Iowa 111 Culver Stockton 380. Central Methodist 94 Park 60. Warrensburg State 78 Ottawa epperdine 70 Springfield St.
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Oklahoma
Este
Samford College
Ala
Centenary
Colorado
Texas Tech
Missouri Valley
Louisville
Georgetown
Southwestern Louisiana
Texas State
Emporia St
Winfield
Kearney State
Neb
William Jewell
Simpson
Iowa
Culver- Stockton
Central Methodist
Park
Warrensburg State
Ottawa
Cimarron Bluejays debut shells Lewis 96 56
Cimarron High opens 1967-68 with a non conference victory led by Alan Eskam 17 and Gary Skidmore 16. Lewis was paced by Bill LoVette 17 and Wes Ward 12 as Cimarron builds a 21-4 second quarter run and upends the guests 96-56 with six teammates in double figures.
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LEWIS
Cimarron High
Bluejays
Gray County
Lewis High Spartans
Jerry Johnson
Cimarron Cage
Oo Cimarron
Jays
Alan Eskam
Cimarron
Gary Skidmore
Keith Lacey
Jerry Eskam
Rod Phipps
Mark Nicolet
Bill LoVette
Wes Ward
Valis McClain
Brian Gutterman
Greensburg
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Cook
MecCook
Archie Gooden
Parson
Uniontown
B. Driscoll
Bill Hansen
Zubeck
L. Jones
Stephens
Crutchfield
Campbell
McCook J
Rehnbere
Beaman
R.hansen
Fox
Greene Ols
Gilemore
Lynch
Benedict
Corey
B. Hamgen
Acey
Parsons
Driscoll
Malcolm
Owens
McCo
Crreenss
Scort
Blickenstaff
Parkinson
Kiteh
Unrein
Kogler
Harvanek
Huck
Hoilington
Valerius
Deutsch
Sparks
Pete
Karat
Schwein
Bob Ochs
Beatt City
Towa State
South Dakota
Epperdine
Springfield St
Bluejays Shell Lewis
Phipps
Lacey
Jerry Es
Skidmore
Nicolet
Phelps
Holland
Lewis — Ward
McClain
LaVette
Gutterman
Sere Epbanstt Tae
Eg Lewis
Great Plains Oil CO
Champlin
N. Main
Boultinghouse
Cudahy’s
Jumbo Bologna
Fkc
Kitty Pan Kat Litter
Washington
Florida
Carol
Pke
LUX Usrex
Fluffy
Sunshine Rinso
Ware
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