Buffs Travel for Non Conference Showdown with Liberal
Garden City high school basketball heads to Liberal for a non conference triple header. B team and sophomore games start at 6 30 p m with the main varsity contest to follow. Curt Shipley and Jim Maskus lead their fifth seasons as head coaches. Garden seeks a 13th straight win over Liberal, last in 1962 63. Liberal features Ronnie McCord and Mike Macon with Brute Jackson Wilbur Bond and Larry Hall at key spots. Garden opened with a loss to Hays St Joseph, and will start the same five seniors against Liberal.
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Liberal High
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Jim Maskus
Redskins
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Hays
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Letterman Mike Macon
Brute Jackson
Wilbur Bond
Postman
Larry Hall
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Shipley
St. Joe
Jack Crook
Steve Lobdell
Buffs
Jeff Boone
Mike Bayer
Lamar Lob Ball Star Loses Prize Draw In Pratt Tourney
Paul Howard of Lamar Colorado’s Jaco basketball squad failed to win a $500 drawing because the contest required presence at the drawing in Pratt. Northeastern Colorado Juco of Sterling defeated Highland Jaco in the Holiday Classic finale, clinching Roy Edwards his 300th career win as Northeastern coach. Edwards, a Sterling native, recalled coaching days at Denver and noted football’s drop at Sterling due to travel costs. He also commented on new junior colleges arising in Nebraska and Colorado to alleviate crowded four year schools, while sharing other regional sports tidbits and a note on high school Barstow’s Jim White kicking a 58 yard field goal.
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Lawrence High
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Barstow High School
Jim White
United States
Austin Twirls Top Key Scores at Garden Bowl
Gene Austin rolled a 243 high game and 631 best series for Garden Bowl in week 15 of 1968-69. Brown Amusement, Schiffelbein Tire, Kay's Beautyrama, and others posted top team marks and high individual totals across multiple leagues in Monday action.
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Garden Bowl
Austin
Steve Warring
Brown Amusement
Sportsman League
John Earle
Schiffelbein Tire
Vola Proffitt
Housewives League
Kay
Mickey Evans
Merrill Implement
Betty Nalley
Prairie Belles League
Liberal Redskins schedule changes in 1969 football season
Coach Bill Blasi resigns after five seasons at Liberal where he posted 20 wins 21 defeats and 3 ties. The 1969 schedule adds Colby Wichita North and Wichita West replacing Pratt High and two Oklahoma foes while Garden City Dodge City Perryton Tex Guymon OK Hays St Joseph and Woodward OK remain on the slate. Blasi will stay as a Liberal teacher and no new coach is named.
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Wichita North
Wichita West
Pratt High
Oklahoma
Alva
Oklahoma City
Garden City
Dodge City
Perryton
Tex
Guymon
Okla
Hays St. Joseph
Woodward
Bill Blasi
Liberal
Blasi
Scott City High
Scott City
Pratt
Pratt Jaco
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Redskins
Buckeyes Lead AP Poll as Southern Cal Struggles in Second
Ohio State remains No. 1 with 770 points after an 8-0 regular season. Southern California holds second but narrow ahead of Penn State, with Georgia, Texas, Kansas, Notre Dame, and others rounding the top 10. final season poll awaits after Jan. 1 bowls.
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Texas
Kansas
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Ohio Univ
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Houston
Florida State
South
Methodist
Wildcats Fall To Cincinnati In Fitzsimmons Debut
Kansas State, 0-1 in Big Eight after an 86-70 defeat to Cincinnati, falls behind fast break and crisp shooting. Oklahoma opens season with curfew suspensions, Missouri, Colorado, and Iowa State win to move to 2-0 as Kansas leads Wisconsin.
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Buffaloes
Southern California
Cyclones
Hardin-Simmons
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Kansas
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Fitzsimmons
Tex Winter
Jayhawks Rise to Fourth in AP Basketball Poll
UCLA holds the top spot on all 24 ballots in the preseason AP poll after a 94-82 win over Purdue to start the season. North Carolina remains second with 344 points after beating Oregon 89-78. Kentucky is third, Kansas jumps to fourth, and Notre Dame slips to fifth with opening games shaping the early order. Houston tied for sixth as New Mexico climbs to eighth, Cincinnati up to ninth and Villanova tenth.
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Acer Near
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Detroit
Duke Sagetse
Western Kentucky
San Clara Ses Ekeenens
Sgt Et Lala Ne Pee
California
Marquette Ace
Tennessee
Plyreos Case
College Scores Snapshot Of Varied NCAA Outcomes
A dense list of college basketball scores shows Fordham Rallying Over Roanoke 81-68 and Temple defeating Hofstra 93-64 among numerous results. Notable winners include New Hampshire 98 over Maine 60 and Texas 67 over Mississippi 63 with several upsets and close finishes across conferences.
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Marnieta Pile Tops Garden Bowl Bowler Standings
Marnieta Pile led with a 246 high game and 598 high series in the Jay Hawk Mixed League at Garden Bowl Sunday night. Competing for M&E Implement, she topped the women’s marks as the 1968-69 action continued. Male highlights included Ray Ladd and Floyd Smith posting 223 games, Ray Shearmire leading with a 582 series, and M&E Implement posting 898 in a game and 2,450 in the team series.
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Dairy King
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C. R. Anthony
Alibi Meet at Halfway Point Bowling Tournament Halfway
Garden City hosts the Alibi Meet at Halfway Point bowling event with 74 keglers from Lamar and Kansas towns. Ed Biernacki leads men’s singles with 654 pins, Dale Dickenson second, and Bob Maxwell and Don Renick top men’s doubles leaders from Ingalls with 1,307 pins including handicap. Betty Nally tops women’s singles with 595, while Janice Seibert and Ellen Siebert lead women’s doubles with 1,188 pins.
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Ingalls
Bob Maxwell
Don Renick
Carl Thomeczek
Kenneth Marshall
Art Frits
Smokey Seigler
Bob Lanckreit
Bill Maxwell
Cimarron
Don Bremer
Fritz Waymaster
Kenny Marshall
Betty Nally
Lorraine Graber
Janice Seibert
Ellen Siebert
Betty Hewes
Dorothy Maxwell
Hazel Lohman
Thelma Nagley
Calleen"Meng
Crosstown Dodge City JC Fields Intercollegiate Wrestling
Dodge City Junior College will field its first intercollegiate wrestling team this season under coach Ray Rodriguez, a Norton High School alum and Oklahoma City University graduate. No matches are scheduled yet. Kansas juco peers Garden City Pratt Colby and Arkansas City also sponsor teams, with regional squads in McCook Nebraska Sterling Colorado Trinidad Colorado and Tonkawa Oklahoma.
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Conquistador
Ray Rodriguez
Scott City
Norton High School
Rodriguez
Oklahoma City University
Emporia State
Kansas
Garden City
Pratt
Colby
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Sterling, Colo
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Colo
Tonkawa
Okla
Seymour Takes over Detroit Piston Post
The Detroit Pistons, fifth in the Eastern Division of the NBA, replaced coach Dennis Butcher with Paul Seymour, an assistant coach and former head coach at Syracuse, St. Louis, and Baltimore.
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Dennis Butcher
Paul Seymour
Syracuse
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