Colby Upsets Busters 69 to 58 in Home Opener
Colby Junior College shot 48 percent and defeated Garden City JC 69-58 in Colby’s first home game. Colby led 12 mid in the first half, never trailed after intermission, and out-rebounded 43-41. Jim Wolf led Colby with 21 points, Tom Bowen 16, Jerry Brown 14, while Garden’s Lee Hahs scored 12 and Emil Krug played limited minutes due to a cold.
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203 Games Feature Play in Coffee Hour Bowling
Hazel Peterson of the Gutter Dusters and Helen Careathers of the Rusty Four led action in the Coffee Hour league at Garden Bowl. Gutter Dusters posted best team game 786 and top team series 2268 while Careathers had a 523 series. Results include Gutter Dusters 4 0 over Kool Kitties and Alley Debs 2 2 with Pin-Ups, Eye Openers 3 12 69 over Antrom Motors, Rusty Four 2 2 with Crazy Cats.
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Big O Can't Go Royals Beaten By Warriors
The Cincinnati Royals lost 125-119 to the San Francisco Warriors in Oakland. Oscar Robertson sat out with a sudden intestinal flu, remaining in street clothes on the bench as the team fell behind in the night’s only NBA game.
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Pokes Hope To Snap Long Sooner Jinx
Oklahoma State and Oklahoma clash with pride on the line as OSU seeks its first series win since 1945. Walt Garrison headlines the Cowboys while Carl McAdams anchors the Sooners defense in a high stakes Big Eight contest before about 55 000 fans.
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State Key Meet Set This Weekend
Garden City hosts the state BPAA women team tourney this weekend with 22 of 300 Kansas squads competing. Sessions run 1 and 4 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday at Garden Bowl, with handicap scoring and six-game format.
Space Shot and Gridiron Contest
HAL BOCK notes Penn State at Maryland offers space themed drama with NBC split coverage alongside Gemini 7 launch. UCLA faces Tennessee in a clash of bowl-bound teams while Beban’s bombs pace UCLA’s air attack. Oklahoma battles Oklahoma State and Morgan State meets Florida A&M in the Orange Blossom Classic at the Orange Bowl.
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Lone qualifiers in BPAA state women's bowling tourney
Six zone four teams from western Kansas qualified for the third annual BPAA state women’s team tournament at Garden Bowl alongside 16 others. Hoot-N-Holler of Liberal led the zone with a 3 047 total, Ruby Harper delivering a 264 one-game high, backed by a 620 series across three games. Other qualifiers included Kerr Implement Garden City and Angelus Daughters of Isabella Oakley with 2 937 and 2 955 pins respectively, plus Odd Belles St Francis, Sullivan’s Ulysses, and Twilighters Scott City.
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NCAA Member Count Reaches All Time High
The National Collegiate Athletic Association reports a record 644 members, eight new schools join as active members while several others enter as associates or affiliates. NCAA executive director Walter Byers announced the update, listing California Western San Diego and Transylvania among new active members and noting eight additions overall.
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Dodge City Junior College Drops 81 29 to at Amarillo
Dodge City Junior College fell 81 to 29 in a non league game at Amarillo Texas. Roland Taylor led the Kansans with 27 points on 13 field goals while Greving added 15. Dodge has won only one of four starts this season and will host the next meeting on December 13.
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Cincinnati Seeks Big Gun Frank Robinson Trade
Cincinnati at the baseball meetings weighs trading slugger Frank Robinson to bolster 1966 pennant chances. Baltimore and Houston balked at Reds offers, while Chicago and Baltimore made separate trades shifting Lindy McDaniel and Norm Siebern. Other moves include Braves and Athletics near a Wyatt for Carty swap, as Milwaukee and Dallas–Fort Worth bids face rejection.
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Gary Player named South African Sportsman of the Year
Johannesburg report says Gary Player the United States National Open golf champion was chosen as South Africa Sportsman of the Year at the Rand Sports Writers Society banquet.
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