Buffs Fall Short in Close Nonconference Loss to TM Prep
Garden City Buffs drop a 57-55 defeat to Thomas More Prep School of Hays in a tight Friday nonleague test. Doug Woodson scored 28 with 11 rebounds, while Larry Welly added 16 as Garden now heads into three West Central Kansas League games before Christmas.
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Hays
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Don Winger
Buffs
Thomas More Prep School
Garden
Rugged Liberal
Doug Woodson
Larry Welly
Buffalo
Craig Shafer
Frank Seitz
Monarchs
Tim Miller
B Teamers Edge Garden City In Scrappy B-Game
Thomas More Prep B-teamers defeated Buffalo reserves 43 to 40 after a tight second half. Garden City led 36 to 27 late, but tallied only four points in the decisive fourth quarter as Hays poured in 16 in the final period. Ron German contributed 13, Jerry Kirchoff 9, and Richard Young 7 for the Buffs. Mark Eisner led the Monarch reserves with 10. Next Friday Garden City travels to Russell. no sophomore game.
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Woodson
Wells
Richard Young
Thomas More Prep
Monarchs
Garden
Mike Scheppers
Hays
Buffaloes
Monarch
Young
Garden City High
Buffalo
Liberal B
Thomas More
Buffs
Ron German
Jerry Kirchoff
Mark Eisner
Garden City
Russell
Dodge City
High School Scores Across Kansas Leagues
West Central Kansas League games saw Kingman 43 over 57, Hays TM Prep 57 over Garden City 55, and Satanta 57 over Elkhart 34. Other results include Ulysses 72 over Hooker Oklahoma 47, Meade 85 over Fowler 39, Colby 70 over Atwood 36, and Cimarron 27 over Greensburg 42.
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Kingman
Hays ™ Prep
Garden City
Syracuse
Sublette
Satanta
Elkhart
Lakin
Holcomb
Western Kan. Education Assn
Scott City
Tribune
Ulysses
Hooker
Okla
Dighton
Kinsley
Ness City
Pawnee Heights
Jetmore
LaCrosse
Hugoton
Southwestern Heights
Santa Fe Trail Leagueolla
Ingalls
Deerfield
Copeland
Kendall
Moscow
Ensign
Mullinville
Iroquois League Greensburg
Cimarron
Meade
Fowler
Minneola
Protection
Coldwater
Ashland
Turnovers Costly in Garden City Loss to TM Prep
Garden City Buffaloes fall to Thomas More Prep in a game influenced by costly turnovers. TM Prep hit 38 percent from the field, while Garden City shot 32 percent overall. Rebounds favored the Monarchs 42-28, Wells with 17 boards and Woodson 11. Garden City committed 28 turnovers leading to 41s from TM Prep, with 11 assists by Garden players. Upcoming games include a Friday at Russell, Tuesday at Dodge City, and December 22 at Hays High.
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Thomas More
Prep
Buffaloes
Monarchs
Garden City
TM Prep
Hays
Garden
Bulls
Gardens
Buffs
Larry Wells
Doug Woodson
Lesters
Thomas More Prep
Ed Kansas
Liberal
Wichita Eagle
Wells
Richard
Butch) Young
Jack’ Kirchoff
Russell
Dodge City
Hays High
Lakin defeats Holcomb 68 to 39 in HPC clash
Lakin High powered past Holcomb 68 39 Friday night in a High Plains Conference game to move to 1 1 under coach Mike Weatherman The Longhorns led early 10 6 at first break 96 22 at halftime and 54 26 after three quarters Bruce Ansen led Lakin with 18 points while Terry Riehmeier added 12 Holcomb shot 25 percent from the floor and committed more turnovers than Lakin in a lopsided setback.
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Lakin High
Holcomb
Broncos
Mike Weatherman
Lewhi
Longhorns
Rolla
Kearny
Bruce Ansen
Scott Harris
Seph
Longhorn
Terry Rieehmeier
Rick Knoll
Kent Knoll
Garry Wasson
Steve Sullivan
Dennis Hernandez
Troy Wellmaker
Jim Hendershot
Larry Wasson
Rick Yakel
Mike Stegman
Holcomb Fresh
Cimarron
Ulysses
Ansel
Wanien
Dennis Hernandea
Sullivan
Meisel
Harris
Duvall
Bernbeck
Tommy Hernandez
Waechter Eee Perez Pass
Ushek
Holcomb — Hewson
Maestas
Riehmeier
Rome
Bobby Knoll
Danler
Zendifetborn
Spartans Rout Vikings In Santa Fe Trail Clash
Deerfield defeated Copeland 52-28 in a season opener. Neither team shot well with Copeland at 24 percent and Deerfield at 29. Rebounds favored Deerfield 48-30, turnovers 9-15, and Terry Rupp led Deerfield with 18 points. Copeland’s Josserand scored 10 points, with Hal Ward and Shane Adams top for Copeland in scoring.
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Deerfield
Copeland
Steve Jackson
Terry Rupp
Jeff Josserand
Vikings
Sparttans
Dick Rupp
Jackson
Josserand
Deenfield
Spartans
Shane Adams
Hal Ward
Ingalls
Moscow
Novack
Snelson
Southwest prep players land all state honors in six classes
The Topeka Daily Capital released all state squads across six classes for 8 man to AAAAA. Meade Sublette Jetmore Ness City and others placed on first and second teams with several players earning honorable mention while Telegram-area players were not named on the papers six state lists.
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Southwest Kansas
Topeka Daily Capital
Daily Capital
Scandia
Bucklin
Alien Flowers
Ingalls
Kent Bressler
Rolla
Greg Reece
Moscow
Ami Dexter Lee
An. ME
Greg Bach
Sublette
Roy Bradford
Jetmore
Brian Shinwise
Mark Bussen
Sharon Springs
Meade
Bill Thompson
Steve Cook
Steve Horsch
Ken Sneath
Craig Horcham
Ness City
Garden City opens season in one day St Francis tourney
Wrestling action features Garden City High and top teams from Kansas Colorado and nearby Salina. Ten weight divisions compete as schools vie for early season results at the St Francis Invitational.
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Baturdal
Garden City High
St. Francis
Kansas
Colorado
No- Salina
Yfor
Satanta Ugh Gyal
Garden City Tunior College
MaQook
Neb
Jaco
Buffaloes
Dodge City
Garden City Junior College
Bronco Busters
Cloby
Jueo Physical
Succ
St Marys and Holcomb Open Basketball Season
St Marys School of Garden City opened its basketball season with a triple header at St Marys Center in Holcomb. Holcomb won the eighth grade 33 to 14 and the seventh grade 31 to 19, while St Marys won the seventh-grade contest. Substitutes game went to Holcomb 29 to 14. Kevin Roth led Holcomb eighth grade with 12 points. Curtis Lamb scored 19 for St Marys seventh grade. Rex Bayer grabbed 14 rebounds. Next game is Friday December 8 at Deerfield starting at 1 p.m.
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St. Mary’s School
Garden City
Holcomb
St. Mary’s Center
St. Mary
Kevin Roth
Lester Bayer
Vikings
Curtis Lamb
Rex Bayer
Jacinto Rodriguez
Kelly Linenberger
Tim Rupp
Vike
Melvin Ormiston
St. Mary Cagers
Vikes
Deerfield
Jon Stu Lantz
Detroit
Dave Bing
Connie Slankins
Phoenix
Jerry Colangelo
Suns
Golden State
Nate Thurmond
Bob
Kansas City-Omaha
Wild cage finish as Tribune edges Scott City 34 33
Tribune triumphs 34 33 over Scott City in a Western Kan game. Key late sequence ends with Wade Dixon scoring at the buzzer, nullified by out of bounds call on Hill. Hill tops Scott City with 15 points and 14 rebounds while Crist leads Tribune in scoring with seven points in the deciding stretch.
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Nick Tribune
Kan
Education Assn
Scott
Beavers
Tribune
Johnson
Kelly Crist
Garry Hill
Jackrabbits
Hill
Wade Dixon
Dixon
Scott City
Earl Kleeman Sweeps Honors at Jayhawker Mixed League
Earl Kleeman led the Jayhawker Mixed League with high men’s game 229 and top men’s series 558 while Janet McCracken posted 208 for women’s high game and Jean McKelvy 537 for best women’s series. Dave Crabb Electric claimed top team game 851 and team series 2,415. Buffalo Mixed League featured Loneta Wright 212 for women’s high game, Monica Summers 502 for women’s best series, Bob Brungards 207 and 568 for men, and D H Mobile Homes 850 for team game and 2,411 for team series.
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Jayhawker
Baril Kleeman
Janet McCracken
Jean McKelvy
Dave Crabb
Bob Brungards
D&h
Pile Picks for All State Berth in Wichita Eagle
Don Pile of Garden City High earns all-state consideration from the Wichita Eagle as Class AAAA readers eye a first unit on offense with 11 players and a defense limited to a single starter. Pile tied for the fourth linebacker spot with Christ Betzen, while Bowden of Meige heads a strong defensive trio.
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Don Pile
Garden City High
Wichita Eagle
Metro Daily
Clays
The
Eagle
Daily Paper
Kansas
Terry Beeson
Coffeyville
Davey Butler
Derby
Dan Bowden
Bishop Meige High
Pile
Christ Betzen
Bishop Carroll High
Wichita
Hagle
Bowden
Meige
Liberal
Steve’ Weatherford
al’ Shank
Paul Margheim
Great Bend
Mike Buczinski
Curtis Wilson
Dodge City
Syracuse Edges Sublette In See-Saw HPC Opener
In a 1972-73 season opener drama, Syracuse defeats Sublette 57-56 as Rodney Grove sinks three late free throws after an intentional foul and a technical foul, giving the Bulldogs the narrow win. Grove leads Syracuse with 19 points, while Sublette’s Fields adds 21.
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Rodney Grove
Syracuse
Cager
Lark
Grove
Fields
Sublette
Bulldogs
Craig Dunn
Bulldog
Leonard Boughton
Matt Mann
Terry Lucas
Bucks rout Knicks as Robertson hits milestone
Oscar Robertson scored 19 points to reach the 25,000 career point milestone, while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar exploded for 40 points and 16 rebounds as Milwaukee crushed New York 100-74. Abdul-Jabbar led with 24 in the first half and the Bucks pulled away with a 10-0 run early in the fourth quarter. Robertson became the second player to reach 25,000 points, joining Wilt Chamberlain in the scoring elite.
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Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
New York Knicks
Robertson
Abdul- Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
Knicks
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee
Bucks
Jabbar
Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
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Earl Kleeman
Dick Cotton
High Plains
HPC
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Larks
Scott Mearns
Boughton Hawked
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