Garden City Busters Rout Coloradans in Home Opener
Garden City Junior College's Busters rout Lamar Colorado Springs 193 to 68 to start the 1973-74 home season. Garden City shot 49 percent, led 18-14 after the first quarter, and built a 40 point lead by the final period while 525 fans watched. Key players included Cotton with 19 points, Wells with 16, and Mudd with 18 as Lamar struggled to 39 percent shooting.
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Garden City Junior College
Wight
Browcbusters
Garden
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Busters
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Garden City
Duane Chaswell
Colby Jaco
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Antilopes
Gorden
Frank Cotton
Tony Mudd
Larry Wells
Steve Ewing
Tovers
Channel
Russ Boone
Mudd
Cotton
Channell
Rosilen
Firosh
Youngstown
Ohio
Boone
Wells
Garden City Fresh
Sae
Jerome Allen
Fresh
Cleveland
Bob Powell
Randy Krug
Freshminty
Colorado Springs
Richard Green
Omaha
Neb
King of Lamar
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Buff Matmen Take Sixth in St Francis Invite
Garden City High wrestling finished sixth of eight at the St Francis Invitational. Buffs wrestled 82 matches, going 15-17 with four pins and one default. Individual results included Gomez second at 132 and Douglass also second at 132, plus fourths for Kleysteuber and Henry and other close bouts as the team prepares for a West Central Kansas League dual with Liberal High Tuesday.
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Junilon
Carl Biglew
Johnson
Rasmussen
Anderson
Bigler
Hale
Scott Erwine
Calby
Matt Barr
Neville
Barr
Dean Kleysteuber
Younger
Cheyennie ‘Wells
Reents
Kleystealer
McAtee
Reuber
Duel of Goodland
Mark Hendrickson
Marnhart
Baker
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Hendrickson
Milchell
Stewart
Aldbert Gomes
Hiller
Witham
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Schmetder
Gomez
Mark Henry
van Horm
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Keller
Iss
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Bragiel
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Tim Powell
Art
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Steve Harmon
Sknodel
Holaworth
Harmon
Peck
Mavs
Vernon Butt
Nickel
Zuege
Four bowl decisions loom for Big Eight teams
Kansas City AP reports only four pieces of unfinished business linger in the Big Eight. Bowl games await for Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri while Oklahoma sits in the rating waiting phase as league champion but ineligible for postseason play. The Sooners face postseason restrictions.
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Kansas City
Big Fight
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Nebraska
Missouri
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Sooners
Pro Football Standings and Bowl Prospects Summary
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Summers Twirls Top Game 232 In Bowling League
Multiple bowling leagues report high scores with Cecil Summers 232 in a top game and Ed Pennebaker 594 series. Other leaders include Jenny Birkle Builders 3 013 team series and Evelyn Epp 501 in Coffee League. The piece also mentions football plays and college bowls.
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Athletic Bowling League
Cecil Summers
Ed Pennebaker
Northern Natural Gas
Jenny Birkle
Coffee Bowling League
Lecta Kagiller
Evelyn Epp
Channel Chasers
Cottonwood Bowling League
Jounn Borthwick
H&e Well Service
Mf&adowlark
Wildeman
Ang Jacob
Mesa Electric
Pro Basketball Scores From Detroit To Portland In 1973 Set
Pro basketball scores across Monday December 3 1973 show Detroit edging Phoenix 121 109 Portland 134 115 and Golden State 120 113 ahead of Kansas City Omaha. Seattle edged Capital 98 96 while Howson topped Cleveland 130 104 and Detroit beat Los Angeles 114 108. ABA East and West divisions list standings and weekend results with New York Kingston Kentucky Virginia etc. Next day games include Portland at New York Seattle at Chicago and Detroit at Golden State.
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Los Angeles
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Associated Press
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Buffalo
Philadelphia
Capital
Sir Atlant Sa
Houston
Cleveland
Milwaukek
Chicago
Kc-Omahia
Gelder St
Garden Cagers Face Ulysses In Second 73-74 Game
Garden City High travels to Ulysses for a non conference contest as the Buffaloes seek their second win of the season. Varsity B team and freshmen play at 6 30 p.m. Ulysses, ranked No 10 in Class 3A, hosts Garden City after both teams opened with losses.
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Ulysses
Tigers
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Garden
Thomas More Prep School
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Kansas
Brian Craig
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Mark Runge
Mark Schreiber
Gary Fry
Greg Bedker
Jerry Kirchoff
Tim Pierce
Frank Wigner
Dale Ladner
Jody Garrison
Les Tuttle
Donnie Morris
Mark Murphy
Juniors Lose Three in Dodge City Triple-Header
Abe Hubert Junior High teams were swept by Dodge City with seventh grade 26 12 eighth grade 42 25? and ninth grade 58 56. Garden ninths opened season while Dodge’s Eugene Payne hit a late lead changing fielder. Buffalo leaders include Darren Woodson 15 points Kirk Burrows 12. Garden eighth graders Pat Craig 10 points tied rebounds Randy Polk four. Next games include Liberal South and Liberal West doubleheaders with 3 30 p.m. starts. Seventh graders Mike Hess led scoring with five. Bryan Huelskamp added 10 rebounds.
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Dodge
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Darren Woodson
Buffs
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Tom Burrell
Jeff Acena
Woodson
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Liberal South
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Randy Polk
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Hays Kennedy Junior High
Consensus all state picks list high school players
Topeka Kansas AP reports twenty seniors named to the 1973 consensus all state team from Shawnee Mission South undefeated 54 champions and other state champions. The list includes backs and linemen from Shawnee Mission South Osawatomie Great Bend Moundridge Derby Wichita North and more with notable players such as Jensen Emerson and others.
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Shawnie Mission South
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Topeka Daily Capital
Wichita Haghe
Kansas City Shar
Derick Jengen
Osawatomiie
Strake
Serisiy
James Emerson
Emerson
Demrick Jensen
Osakatomie
Steve Little
Shawnee Mission South
Dave Reynolds
el Dorado
Boad Wagner
Nemisha Vailey
Tom Dinkel
Shawnee Heights
Bill Campfield
Derby
Adam Neufeld
Moundridge
Tom Andaukiewicz Wand
Lloyd Dorsey
Shawnee
Mission South
Briam Kaufman
Jon Kroneberger
Sallima South
Frank Oshorm
West Elk
Mark Boyer
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Tom Price
Gary Spani
Manhuantan
Don
College Football Scores From Saturday Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports numerous college games with notable scores led by East Boston College 42 Holy Cross Navy 51 Army 0 and Florida 49 over Florida State 0. The Big Eight Invitational Swimming Relays saw Kansas Jayhawks dominate with a record 129 points, edging the field for a seventh straight year.
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Associated Press
Boston College
Holy Cross
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Wan
Tough Cage Tests Tonight for KU KSU
Kansas State Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and Nebraska clash in a busy night aiming for a second straight win. The Wildcats meet SMU while Kansas hosts Kentucky, Colorado faces Arizona, Oklahoma plays Jacksonville, and Nebraska meets Minnesota as top teams navigate testing early-season schedules.
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Jacksonville
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Iowa State
Wiestern Tilinois
Missouri
SMU
Oklahoma State
Tulsa
Larry Williams
Vikings Trounced by Bengals In Stinging 27 Nil Loss
Minnesota was shut out for the first time this season as Cincinnati dominated 27 0. Carl Eller blasted the officiating and NFL fines while Elis and Parrish starred for the Bengals. Ken Anderson went 12 of 17 for 105 yards and a touchdown, while the victory kept Cincinnati in the AFC Central chase.
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Associated Press
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Hssex Johnston
Lagwar Parrish
Ken Anderson
Bengals
Lclewell
Steelers
Miami
Browns
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Bulla
Jean Fugelit
Broncos
Record-breaking chase colors NFL week with late game heroics
A roundup of NFL results features lighter moments as Jim Brown’s single season record nears, Jurgensen directing Washington with two final drives, and strong showings from Dallas, Oakland, New England, and Green Bay. Notable showings include Staubach’s TD passes, Villapiano’s 52-yard pick return, Plunkett’s scoring, and the 49ers’ 28 point first half lead.
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Loveland
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Greg Pruitt
Mike Phipps
Milt Morin
Jim Brown
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al Matthews
Jim Carter
Jenny Tagge
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