Buffaloes Hold Off Redskins In Defensive Battle
Garden City High's Buffaloes edge Liberal's Redskins 38 to 23 in a tight defensive game. Key players include Mayo and Krug with 12 and 10 points respectively, while Rush led Liberal with 12. Garden pulls ahead late to clinch the three game sweep against Liberal and prepares for 1989 00 league opener at Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mayo
Buffs
Keith Franzen
Mayo
Garden
Iead
Tom Gardiner
Krug
Franzen
Rush
Cox
Liberal
Russell
Broncos
Tigers Triumph as Shallow Water Defeats Pierceville 58 to 34
In the 1963-64 WAVL opener, Shallow Water Tigers ousted Pierceville 58 34. Orrin Zink led Pierceville with 14 points, Everett Miller added 10, while Louis Cronin scored 17 for Pierceville. The Tigers built early leads, Pierceville shot poorly from the line, and Pierceville’s girls team lost 35 19 to Shallow Water Tigerettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierceville
Shallow Wa‘er
Tigers
Indians
Tiger
Shallow Water
Orrin Zink
Everett Miller
Louis Cronin
Tigerettes
Phillips
Deloris James
Garden City B Downs Liberal B in 37-24 Victory
Garden City High's B team defeated Liberal's B squad 37-24 on Tuesday night. Steve Salter led Garden with 16 points, including eight field goals, while Liberal's Kelrey O'Brien scored nine. Garden built an eight point first quarter lead and expanded with 38 points in the third period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City High
Liberal
Curt Shipley
Rangers
Steve Salter
Salter
Kelrey O'Brien
Ranger
Melvin Rupp
John Hamman
Wayne Montney
Tom Sheehy
Larry Pierce
Charles Reed
Tony Gooden
Mike O'Kane
Frank Williamson
Phil Smith
Martin Hoover
Steve Wood
Garden
Garden Sophs Defeat Liberal in Defensive Victory
Garden City High sophomores outshot Liberal 40 to 22 on Tuesday night, holding Liberal to three field goals in the open half and five for the game. Roy Humphrey led Garden with 12 points, while Liberal’s Ronald McKarg had 10. Garden improved to a second straight win, with next game slated for Tuesday at Dodge City.
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Jim Concannon
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Liberal
Redskins
Garden
Dave Craft
Spophs
Jim Coale
Buffs
Roy Humphrey
Dave Keller
Lloyd DeRemus
Ray Heinemann
Steve Smith
Larry Spikes
Dick Kitch
Ronald McKarg
Liberals
Rod King
Chris Perkins
Charles Ringer
Sophs
Dodge City
Garden City sports slate and 1968 fixtures
Wrestling hosts Oakley Figinsmen in a dual meet at the new high school gym. Football fans can view Saturday’s Missouri over Kansan U. game at 7:30 PM in the junior college lounge, public welcome, sponsored by the Quarterback Club. Bowling leagues listed at Garden Bowl include Yankee and Clasele for men and Dust Bowlers for women, plus Coffee League for women at 9:15 AM and Athletic and Tumbleweed Leagues for men and women, all at Garden Bowl.
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Garden City
Garden Bowl
Copeland Vikings Fall to St Marys in Season Opener
Copeland High's Vikings opened the 1963-64 basketball season in Dodge City with a 63-57 loss to St. Mary's of Dodge. Coach Eddie Cramer's team travels to Bloom Friday for a Santa Fe Trail League game. St. Mary’s won the B-team preliminary 31-30.
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Dodge City
Copeland
Vikings
Eddie Cramer
St. Mary's
Dodge
Bloom
St. Mary
Cimarron Bluejays open season with Sublette win
Cimarron Bluejays defends Iroquois League title by beating Sublette 53 to 36 in a non conference opener. Wes Koehn led Cimarron with 17 points while Larry Addison added 16 and 14 rebounds. Sublette finished 33 percent from the floor. Wright topped Sublette with 10 points. Next up, Cimarron hosts Fowler and Sublette hosts Kinsley in non conference games Friday.
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Cimarron
Bluejays
Jays
Sublette
Jack Horn
Kendall High
Larks
Wes Koehn
Larry Addison
Church Butzite
Wright
Addison
Butzine
Ellis
Doug Sears
Fowler
Troquois
Kinsley
Ulysses Tigers open season with 62 54 win over Leoti
Ulysses beat Leoti 62 to 54 in a non-conference basketball opener. Bob Blohm led Ulysses with 19 points, Haley Hall 18, Lloyd Howard 12, Steve Fox 10. Terry Woodbury led Leoti with 16, Bill Templar 15, Randy Case 12. Leoti won the B team 54-44.
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Ulysses
Leoti
Tigers
Bob Blohm
Hadley Hall
Lloyd Howard
Steve Fox
Terry Woodbury
Bill Templar
Randy Case
Jay Lee Carlisle
Steve Joyce
Tiger
Western Kansas Education Assn
Ulysses — Fox
Akag
Howard
King
Hall
Bishm
Dighton Defeats Scott City In Close Western Kansas Clash
Dighton's Hornets surged in the final period to upset Scott City Beavers 54-51 in a non-conference clash. Sami Porter led Dighton with 18 points, Barry Egbert added 13, and Scott's Gary Eggleston had 12. A preliminary Dighton win followed 54-51 in overtime. Scott won the freshman game 46-40. Next up, Scott at Ness City and Dighton at Jetmore.
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Scott City
Dighton
Hornets
Scott City Beavers
Western Kansas Education Assn
Scott
Garden City
Tribune
Beavers
Sami Porter
Barry Egbert
Gary
Eggleston
Lawrence Berry
Dick Crist
Hornet
Jay Cook
Richard Pullman
Emerson Lawrence
Larry Smith
Moscow Stuns Deerfield 67 34 In Nonleague Opener
Moscow overwhelmed Deerfield 67 to 34 in a nonleague opener. Doyle Jennings led Moscow with 26 points, followed by Stoddard 15 and McKim 11. For Deerfield Jimmie Zubeck had 10 and Roger Scheuerman 9. Deerfield coach Lawrence Colson debuted.
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Moscow
Deerfield
Cecil Wichert
Wildcats
Cats
Elwas Doyle Jennings
Stoddant
McKim
D. Jennings
Reese
L. Jennings
K. Teter
Blakney
McGill
Miller
BE. Teter
Mowcow
Meier's 209 Tops Action in National League
Wendie Meier of Meier Sinclair posted high individual game 209 as National League wraps week 15 at Garden Bowl. Meier Sinclair also won 3-1 over Hume-Fry. Garden National Bank led 2,766 to 2,508 over Ideal Foodstore. Ray Shearmira had top men’s 560 series. Sears Roebuck led women with 1,859 team series and 674 team game.
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Wendie Meier
Meier Sinclair
National League
Loren Cockriel
Century Refinery
Garden National Bank
Meier
Gardiner Dairy
Jones Builders
Nolan Motor Co
Ray Shearmira
Bob's Mobil Service
Prairie Mixed League
Carol Kauffman
Sears- Roebuck
Maxine Bates
Minter Drilllng Co
Sears-Roebuck
Bob’s Mobil Service
Cook's
Minter Drilling
Garden City Laundry
Garden Belle Lumber
Royal Neighbors
High School Basketball Scores From Across Regions
Independence 50, Tola 18. Parsons 62, Pittsburg 57. Columbus 52, Fort Scott 43. Coffeyville 70, Chanute 4. Garden City 32, Liberal 22. McPherson 51, Russell 49. Pratt 49, Greensburg 47. Salina 53, Great Bend 43. Junction City 49, Chapman 38. Wichita West 46, El Dorado 9. Derby 61, Mulvane 52. Larned 49, Kinsley 38. Holcomb 57, Syracuse 32. Ulysses 62, Scots 54. Ness City 52, La Crosse 52. Hill City 69, Victoria 38. Hays 89, Ellis 63. Augusta 85, Dodge City 70. Dighton 54, Scott City 51. Washburn Rural 67, Turner 62. Sumner 51, Rosedale 44. Bucklin 46, Ensign 43. Rolla 67, Johnson 47.
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Associated Press
Independence
Tola
Parsons
Pittsburg
Columbus
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Chanute
Garden City
Liberal
McPherson
Russell
Pratt
Greensburg
Salina
Great Bend
Junction City
Chapman
Wichita West
el Dorado
Derby
Mulvane
Larned
Kinsley
Holcomb
Syracuse
Ulysses
Scots
Ness City
la Crosse
Hill City
Victoria
Hays
Ellis
Augusta
Dodge City
Dighton
Scott City
Washburn Rural
Turner
Sumner
Rosedale
Bucklin
Ensign
Rolla
Johnson
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Dean
Njoy
Happy Relief
Juco Grabs Second Win Beats Lamar In Tight Battle
Garden City Junior College pulled away in the final half to defeat Lamar JC 75 65 in a high scoring non conference game. Garden shot 56 percent to Lamar 50 percent, led by John O Connells 14 rebounds and key scorers Shine Horton and Williams boosting the Lopes. Lamar's Willie Shine led with 16 points. Williams and Clark added 19 apiece for Lamar while Garden City faces a rematch at Garden City on January 18.
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Cole
Garden City Junior College
Lamar JC
Tusday
Dale Meadors
Lamar
Gorden
John O'Connell
Willie Shine
Bill Morgan
Williams
Busters
Shine
Louis Horton
O'Connell
Dick Smith
Clark
Garden
Garden City
New Coach at St. Mary's Leads Knights Basketball
Ladisladio Hernandez, ex Deerfield coach, takes over St. Mary's Knights for seventh and eighth graders. Practice runs 3 to 5 or 6 p.m. on Mon Wed Fri at St. Mary's Center. Season opened at Lakin Junior High with losses. next game is a home return against Lakin at 7:30 p.m. next Tuesday.
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St. Mary’s School
The
Knights
Ladisladio Hernandez
Deerfield
John Wahlmeier
St. Mary's Center
Lakin Junior High
Lakin
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