Garden City JC falls to St Joseph Griffons in Missouri
Garden City Junior College's Busters lost 53-48 to St Joseph Junior College Griffons on a Monday night road trip. Garden led by nine in the first half and outrebounded 32-19 but cooled to 29 percent shooting after halftime while St Joseph boosted to 63 percent in the second half. Beadle Crawford scored 12 field goals for Garden and paced the visitors with 18 points in the first half. Reynolds led the Griffons with 14 points and 7 rebounds as St Joseph built a late edge and held on for the five point win with 12 of 16 free throws.
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Missouri
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Dale Meadors
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Ganlen
Missourians
Beadle Crawford
Griffon Ballhawks
Bob Alcorn
Crawford
Ted Robinson
Don Scott
Kent Martin
Seph
Tim Reynolds
Eddie Powell
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Larry Ward
Bob Sutherland
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Martin
Robinson
Jody Agscencio
Mike Edwards
Louis Horton
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Brothers Cup Bowling Honors At Garden Bowl Night
Brothers Eskelund and Dick Eskelund led Santa Fe Motors with high game 236 and high series 614 as week 15 of the American League action unfolded at Garden Bowl. Team results featured Garden Bowl over Burtis Motors 4-0 and Santa Fe Motors beating Merrill Implement 4-0 with scores around 2,600s. Other leagues noted Ray Vannaman’s 226 game for Northern Natural Gas and Tom’s Well Service toppling Chappel Construction 3-1.
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Security Oil
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Morea
Behlen
Rickman Body Shop
Kansas-Nebraska Naturlal
Farr Construction
Helmerich and Payne
Ankrom Motors
Texans Win game in Kansas on tour stop
Howard County Junior College Texans beat Arkansas City JC 85 81 on their five game Kansas swing. The tour squad won four of five with a 68 69 loss to Coffeyville and also defeated Chanute Garden City and Hutchinson. Howard County improves to 6 1 on the season and is listed as a national contender. A separate note mentions Batter Up a three year old filly owned by Wheatley Stable. Should be a concise local sports item.
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Rome
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Jim Nebergall
Wichita A
Garden City Junior High enters 121-player hoops scene
Garden Citys three junior high basketball squads total 121 players with 29 ninth graders 42 eighth graders and 50 seventh graders. Ninth graders open with a Monday A and B double header versus Sublette and all three teams plan a 6 p.m. triple header in Dodge City Saturday. Coach Dale Marino leads the ninth grade with Tom Sheehy Dennis Kraus Charles Reed and guards Dave Keller Steve Smith. Merle Altman coaches seventh graders with Royce Cleveland Danny Friesen Kenny Jamison Daune Rawhut Danny Garnand leading a 17-man top unit.
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Garden City
Dodge City
Dale Marino
Ben Grimskey
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Tom Sheehy
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Charles Reed
Dave Keller
Steve Smith
Archie Gooden
Stephen Need
Lloyd DeRemus
Roy Humphrey
Larry Pierce
Ray Heinemann
Bill Taldo
Ted Gardiner
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Powell
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Gary Mahan
Atlbert Wells
Doug Robinson
John Collier
Don Geier
Steve Nelson
Tommy Saffell
Gene Finke
Gary Wilson
Vic Joyce
Ted Robertson
Jerry Holmes
Johnny Blackett
Merle Altman
Eam
Georgia Matthews Gym
Royce Cleveland
Danny Friesen
Kenny Jamison
Daune Rawhut
Danny Garnand
Greg Birkle
Paul Stallsworth
Steve Frazier
Gary Becker
Albert Arnold
Dale Plunkerbek
Doug Waynescott
Curtis Burns
Terry Woods
Melvin Ginest
Allman
Big Eight basketball results hit hard in Monday action
Kansas State and Kansas suffered losses as Colorado edged Wichita 79-69 in double OT. Kansas State trailed at halftime before a rally faltered against Minnesota 73-62. Missouri beat Montana 86-66 but lost sophomore star Dennis Browne to a season-ending knee injury. Kansas dropped an overtime heartbreaker to Arkansas 64-52 after Tommy Boyer tied game late with a 20-foot jumper.
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Sublette Tops Freshmen 32-26 in opener at Ben Grimley Gym
Sublette Junior High opened the 1982-63 season with a 32-26 ninth grade victory over Garden City as Van Sickle led Sublette with 17 points and Stapleton added 9. Garden City trailed 5-4, 15-10, and 21-15 after each period, narrowing late in the third but failing to catch up. Garden’s Reed scored 12 for the visitors. Sublette’s Kenny Davis led the Baby Buffs in the earlier game with six points.
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Stapleton
Charles Reed
Dennis Kratts
Steve Smith
Baby Buffs
Mike Ward
Kenny Davis
Duana Schmidt
Garden City
Humphrey
Pierce
Staltt
Williams
Keller
Reed
Gooden
Krang
Need
Sheehy
DeRemus
Lightner
Stoppel
Aindaly
Stevens
van Stell
Seymour
Metts
Billa
Trojans Named National Champ 1962 AP Poll Victory
The unbeaten Southern California Trojans were voted the 1962 national collegiate football champions by the Associated Press. They finished with 509 points after a 25-0 win over Notre Dame, the first West Coast team to win since 1930, leading Wisconsin by 428.
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Arkansas
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Stanford
Reserves Face Great Bend In Garden City Wrestling
Garden City High's reserve wrestling team meets Great Bend High at Ben Grimsley Gym today at 4 15 p m to help pay for a new mat. The visiting Black Panthers will be inexperienced, and Garden City's lineup includes players from freshman to senior classes. The four meet schedule opens with this event and includes a January 19 meet at Great Bend, with home and home matches against Ulysses High next month.
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Ben Grimsley Gymnasium
Black Panthers
Great Bend
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Garden
Red Crotinger
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Joe Kendall
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Terry Stoppel
Gary Beach
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Jerry Christensen
Don Largent
Dave Heinemann
Heinemann
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Terrell
Buffs
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Trophy Awarded to Garden Cifian Morris Jones
Morris Jones of Garden City received the Horris Memorial Trophy at the Sports Car Club of Southwest Kansas annual meeting in Liberal. The award honors outstanding service to the club and the sport. New directors elected for one year: Charles Ward, Bob Lockas, J C Austin, Pat Jones, David Finke, Fred Young, J G Trindle, Gordon Day, Dwwayne Patterson, James Pierce, Paul Hammentree. Wayne Ross named bulletin editor as the club plans a 1963 schedule across Liberal, Dodge City, and Garden City. Note: OCR may contain typos in names and places.
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Horris Memorial
Sports Car Club of Southwest
Kansas
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Bob Harris
Charles Ward
Bob Lockas
Liberal
J. C. Austin
Pat Jones
David Finke
Fred Young
J. G. Trindle
Gordon Day
Dodge City
Dwwayne Patterson
Satanta
James Pierce
Boyd
Okla
Paul Hammentree
Keyes
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Bulletin
CU Drops WU In Overtimes
Drake surprised Indiana at Bloomington and the Missouri Valley Conference split four interconference games. Billy Hahn scored 23 as Cincinnati routed Virginia 91-42, Ron Bonham led with 30, Wichita State pushed Colorado to two overtimes with Dave Stallworth scoring 32, and Ohio State beat St. Louis 84-50 as Gary Bradds scored 32.
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Drake
Indiana
Bloomington
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Bulkdngs
Hoosiers
Billy Hahn
Hahn
Virginia
Ron Bonham
Bearcats
Wichita
Colorado
Dave Stallworth
Ohio State
St. Louis
Gary Bradds
Buckeye
Jerry Lucas
Larned High Picked for WCKL Title
Larned High's Indians are favored to win the West Central Kansas League cage title, aiming for a three straight WCKL crown. Russell is a top returner, with Garden City, Dodge City, and others rounding out the seven-team field as league play opens at Garden City.
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Larned
WCKL
Russell
Broncos
Garden City
Great Bend
Hays
Pratt
Dodge
Garden
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