Buff Matmen Finish Fourth At Campus Invitiational
Garden City Buffs finish fourth with 43 points at the Campus High Invitational in Haysville as Corky Lee claims the 133-pound title. Second place finishes by Ron Baker heavyweight and Bruce Warner 138, plus multiple medalists, highlight a season-opening outing for Coach John Dickerson’s team.
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Garden City High
Haysville
Wichita
John Dicker
Buffs
Garden
Campus High
Arkansas City
Junction City
Clay Center
Wichita Kapaun
Liberal
Kinsley
Corky Lee
Ron Baker
Bruce Warner
Leland Tresner
David Lightner
Buffy
Warner
Ryan
Gary Beach
Miller
Beach
Tom Dale
Stoffel
Kapaun
Dale
Lightner
Payne
McCormick
Gary Greathouse
Green
Campus
Greathouse
Baker
Chase
Spartans Fall In Late Surge By Bulldogs
Ingalls Bulldogs upset Deerfield 71 48 in a non conference clash as Earl Vore's team erased a tight first half lead with a 23 point fourth period. Russell Lopez led Ingalls with 18 points while Marcus Meng Tony Lopez and Wayne Fickle added 11 apiece. Deerfield received 13 from McKedy and 10 from Combs Hernandez and Keltler.
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Ingalls
Earl Vore
Ingalls Bulldogs
Deerfield Spartans
Deerfield
Kendall
Vore
Bob Gaede
Frank Coulter
Bilge
Flay
Bulldogs
Russell Lopez
Marcus Meng
Tony Lopez
Wayne Fickle
Bill Maxwell
McKedy
Combs
Hernandez
Keltler
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Hertel Tops Alibi Lead In Garden Bowl Event
Don Hertel of Garden City takes the scratch all events lead with 4,244 pins after two weekends of the fifth annual Alibi Tournament at Garden Bowl. Singles leaders include Hertel, Euband, Philbrick, Crowther, and Morris, with handicaps. Doubles leaders feature Libe Liberal teams and Garden City pairs among top totals. Also note a global note: over 20 countries have borrowed God Save the Queen as their national anthem.
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Garden Bowl
Keglers
Don Hertel
Garden City
Charley Eskelund
James Euband
Ellinwood
Ronald Philbrick
Ronald Crowther
Durham
G. Morris
Liberal
Fritz Schreibvogel
Bill DeCamp
Elmer Papp
Ellinwood City
Ramon Jones
Kenny Wright
Herb Braun
Harry Riffe
Jim Zubeck
Wendell Forsse
Willard Johnston
Jerome Petz
Thomas Hare
Raymond Lillie
Arnold Kaiser
Elkhart
Nelson Gearhart
Carl Schield
God Save
Mike Johnson Earns First-Team All-State Honors
Mike Johnson star halfback of Garden City Highs 1961 team was named to the first unit of the 24th annual all-state high school squad by Topeka Capital-Journal and WIBW-TV. He previously earned a first-team spot on the Wichita Beacon-Eagle list. Johnson was the lone Southwest Kansas pick on the Topeka squad, with other regional players named to the second unit and third string.
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Mike Johnson
Garden City High
Topeka Capital-Journal
Wibw-Tvv
Wichita Beacon-Eagle
Kansas
Johnson
Topeka
Wichita
Buffs
Mike
Southwest Kansas
Butch Amerin
Plaing
Ernie Behnke
Larry Maupin
Dodge City
al Amerin
Plains
Vernon Smith
Garden City
Southwest
Ingalls
Copeland
Jody Ascencio
Vikes
Jon Tyler
Denton Unruh
Ted Nelson
Frosh Open At Sublette Garden City Tips Off
Garden City Junior High starts 1961-62 basketball season at Sublette tonight. Sublette ninths host Marine ninths at 7 p.m. An eighth-grade game may precede. About 53 tryouts, 35 remain. Marine to suit 14 players. Probable first unit forwards John Hamman Steve Salter. Guards Bob Krug Dean Biggs. Center Robert Mayo. Second unit Wayne Montney Harry Walker Ben Porter Melvin Rupp Tony Gooden. Traveling squad Mike Blackett Gust Nelson Joel Finke Mickey Joseph.
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Garden City Junior High
Sublette
Dale
Marine
Arange
John Hamman
Steve Salter
Bob Krug
Dean Biggs
Robert Mayo
Wayne Montney
Harry Walker
Ben Porter
Melvin Rupp
Tony Gooden
Mike Blackett
Gust Nelson
Joel Finke
Mickey Joseph
Sirkel Rolls High Games in Garden Bowl Mixed League
Louie Zirkel of Tatro Plumbing bowled 211 in a top men’s game and 556 series while Nora Blackwood of Oswalt Industries led women with 202 and 522 in Garden Bowl’s Mixed League 13th week. Tatro Plumbing posted 698 team game and 1,966 team series, beating Old Corral 3-1.
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Louie Zirkel
Tatro Plumbing
Garden Bowl
Nora Blackwood
Oswalt Industries
Old Corral
Dairy King
Sublette ‘Hotel and Coffee Shop
Rupp Radiator
C. R. Anthony
Alley Rats
Vikings Top Santa Fe Trail All Stars
ENGLEWOOD Five of nine players named to the 1961 all conference football squad of the Santa Fe Trail League came from Copeland High. Copeland led with five first team picks as Ingalls tied for three, while Englewood failed to play football big fall due to enrollment. Honorable mentions went to Osbourn Ensign Tyler Copeland Spice Ingalls League Montezuma Marine Mentzer Ensign.
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Englewood
Copeland High
Bill Smith
Englewood High
SFTL
Copeland
Windthorst
Vikes
Englewool
Ensign
Foreman
Copeland Ingalls
Dennis Osbourn
Jim Tyler
Larry Spice
Montezuma
Tony Lopez
Ingalls
Dan League
Allen Marine
Rick Mentzer
Kismet
Moscow
Bloom
Browns Win Annual Brown White Intrasquad Game
Garden City high school fans saw the 1961-62 Buff cagers in the Brown White intrasquad at Ben nae Gym. The Browns won 40-23 led by Rich Masoner with 12 points while Lanny Pauley top White with 6. A sophomore exhibition followed, Browns reserves winning 32-30 as Terry Cleveland scored 19. Frankie Carbo, ex underworld boxing figure, received 25 years in prison and a $10,000 fine in Los Angeles for conspiracy to muscle in on Don Jordan’s earnings.
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Browns
Rich Masoner
Gale Jones
James Wheatley
Scotty Davis
Kenny Mangan
Lanny Pauley
David Davis
Mike Hardy
Brown
Terry Cleveland
Kent Carmichael
Gene Garcia
Los Angeles
Frankie Carbo
Underworld
Carbo
Don Jordan
Full Basketball Slate Leads Local Games Across Regions
Garden City High hosts South Plains JC while Garden City Juca welcomes McCook JC. Deerfield visits Moscow, Pierceville at Ingalls, and Mon- Sat schedules feature Dodge City at Newton, Liberal at Dodge City, and Hugoton against Hooker. League action marked by x indicates conference games across the High Plains and West Central Kansas leagues.
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Ingalls
Bulldogs
Pierceville
Kismet
Offerle
Deerfield
Moscow
Coolidge
Garden City High
Rustgell
Garden City Juca
South Plains
Levelland
Tex
Wed
McCook
Garden City Junior High
Dodge City
Kendall
Busger Springs
Ingalls Shallow
Watey
Beeler
Ale
xElkhart
Syracuse
xHolcomb
Lakin
xSublette
Johnson
Rolla
Satanta T
Bloom
Hanston - Copeland
Dodge City St
Mary
Sat
Tilysses
Hooker
Okla
Cimarron
Coldwater
Meade
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Kirk
Crotinger
Tresner
Werner
Randa
Gary Mueller
Bauer
Mueller
Terry Billinger
Grant
Billinger
Leroy Leighty
Kramer
Lee
Peterson
Eagles
Colby High
Spartans
Gays Lopez
Lopez
Meng
Debrfield — Kettler
DeKeyser
Brenning
Berry
Ingells
Deesfield
Hertel
Venteley
Ulysses
Jim Bunney
Marshall Miller
Don Reimer
Gerald Rebel
Ness City
Shirley Hartley
Im Bowman
Jim Dougherty
Harry Burns
Delane’ Eccleston
Jetmore
Gary Fletcher
Tom Hamilton
Pratt
Darren Lampe
Dodge Cit St. Mary
Doyle McGraw
Eldon Webb
Partt
Cletus Linke
Great Bend
Don Christensen
Ken Young
Lary Mauch
Paul Beck
Don Stoecklein
Julius Forpahl
Dighton
Bobby Hittle
Hugoton
Darrell Gowens
Joe Miller
Ernest Zimmerman
Hays
Jim Rome
Russell
Roger Blackwell
Bill Jenkins
Sirkel
Coats
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Crosby Square
Wichstern
J. O. James
N. Main
Vikings
Santa Fe Trail All Stars
Bennae Gym
Garden City Totogum
Takbar
Om Barom
Ms Vinshosat
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Alli Altos
Llectric
Torree
Deluse
Mer
Flint
Matel
Ablemane
Larry Kuiesen
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