Buffs Open Home Stand Against Russell Bronc Five
Garden City High School hosts Russell in a West Central Kansas League basketball clash as the Buffs debut their new look after a 59-36 season opener win over Liberal. Archie and Tony Gooden led with 16 points each while Eugene Valentine paced Russell with 18 points.
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Garden City High
Curt Shipley
Liberal High
Russell
Garden
Liberal
GCHL
Archie
Tony Gooden
Buffs
Redskins
Biggie
Talexram
Gooden Brothers
Tony
Busters to Tour Three States on Road Trip
Garden City Junior College basketball departs for a four day three game tour through Colorado Nebraska and Wyoming with 11 players coach Dale Meadors and staff. They open tonight in Sterling Colorado against Northeastern Colorado JC then play Scottsbluff Nebraska Casper Wyoming before returning. The squad 2 1 on the season features Ron Woodruff Randy Case Neville Neath Deanne Mitch Chuck John O Connell Pascal Pollard Tony Powell Sam Porter Bill King Emil Krug and Don Smith.
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Garden City Junior College
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Dale Meadors
Homer Salter
Richard (Doe) Sandoval
Broacbusters
Sterling
Colo
Colorado JC
Dodge City Jsc
GCJC
Scottsbluff
Neb
Busters
Casper
Wyo
Dodge
Meadows
Ron Woodruff
Chicago
Randy Case
Scon
Deanne
Soph
Effingham
Mitch Chuck
John O'Connell
Colorado Springs
Pascal Pollard
Tony Powell
Sam Porter
Bill King
Emil Krug
Don Smith
Centralla
Cameron A&m
Lawton
Okla
Arizona JC
Ingalls Opens Season With 62 55 Win Over Windthorst
Ingalls High topped Windthorst 62 to 55 in a nonconference opener. Arch ie Van Sickle led Ingalls with 24 points and 21 rebounds, while Dennis Penner added 14 and Jim Bergen 13. Windthorst’s Strecker had 19 points, Ackerman 16, and Dennis Hornung 15. Preliminary Windthorst defeated Bull Pups 49-45 in the B team game. Next: Ingalls hosts Dodge City St Mary and then Pierceville in nonleague tilts.
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Windthorst
Bulldogs
Winthorst
Bulge
Archie van Sickle
Dennis Penner
Jim Bergen
Strecker
Ackerman
Dennis Hornung
Dave Hornung
Larry Bond
Bull- Pups
Dodge City St. Mary
Pierceville
Larry Hawk
Oklahoma State
Abilene Christian
Gary Hassman
Cowboys
Jim King
Gene Johnson
Gary Garrison
St. Louis
Ohio State
Billikens
Oklahoma
Seattle
Colorado
Denver
Minnesota
Drake
Niagara
Tulsa
North Dakota
Bradley
National Football League Adds Two Big Plums in Draft Deals
The National Football League signed two top first round picks in its battle with the AFL. Dick Butkus, a 245 pound Illinois linebacker, joined Chicago, and Craig Morton, California quarterback, signed with the Dallas Cowboys. Each deal reportedly around $200,000.
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Associated Press
National Football League
American Football League
AFL
Dick Butkus
Craig Morton
NFL
Butkus
Chicago
Morton
Callifornia
Dallas Cowboys
Final Action On 102 Divorces In Wichita
Sedgwick County judges completed action on 102 divorce decrees dating back to 1958 where costs had not been paid. Seventy four cases had costs paid and decrees filed, while the rest could not be contacted. Future divorces will not be effective until decrees are filed and costs paid.
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Wichita
Sedgwick
Joann Dunn
Howard C. Kline
Good Housekeeping
Kline
Detroit May Be Serious In Bid For Ice Lead
Detroit, led by veteran Norm Ullman in his 10th NHL season, beat Boston 4-2 to extend the Red Wings’ lead to three points and their unbeaten string to five. Montreal crushed Toronto 4-2 to pull even with the Leafs for second place at 33 points.
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Associated Press
Detroit Red Wings
Ullman
Wings
Boston
Detroit
Montreal
Toronto
Canadiens
Lopes and Franz pace Kansas past New Mexico
KU edges New Mexico 59-40 behind 14 points from Franz and Lopes after a second half rally. Missouri, Oklahoma State, and St Louis win. Kansas coach Ted Owens debuts amid wintry crowd.
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Lopes
Franz Pace
Nusser and Graber Sweep Week in Bowling Standings
Nusser of Smith Land Co. rolled a high game of 234 and Graber of Culligan Soft Water led with a 598 series as the league reached week 15 at Garden Bowl. Culligan and J. M. McDonald’s posted top totals while multiple teams posted wins and high marks across the evening.
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Vna Smith Land Co
The
Athletic League
Harlan Graber
Culligan Soft Water
Culligan Softater
J. M. McDonald’s
Revenoeers
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Northwestern
Ideal Grocery
Guy's Foods
Garden City Co-op
Davies Cafe
Ingalls
J. M. McDonald's
Famingo
Carol Martin
Crazy Cats
Gutter Dusters
Hi- Los
Charlotte Yardley
Kerry Implement
Tumbleweed League
Owens
Service
Kerr Implement
Bethel Bethany Set Lights on Central Kansas Meet Title
Bethel will face Bethany for the Central Kansas basketball tournament championship Saturday at Moundridge, while McPherson meets Tabor for third place after Bethel edged McPherson 73 71 in overtime and Bethany defeated Tabor 74 65. Kansas Wesleyan beat College of Emporia 78 75. Fort Hays, Warrensburg, Cape Girardeau State, and Drury won as well.
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Associated Press
Bethel
Bethany
Warrensburg
Cape Girardeau State
Union, Tenn
Orpe
Drury
Park
Springfield
Garden High Matmen Face Tough Colby Here Saturday
Garden City High hosts Colby High in a tense opening to the 1964 65 wrestling season with 55 wrestlers out. Colby features five returning lettermen led by 112 pound Jim Lampe and 154 pound Doug Metzler as top contenders. Garden counters with Larry Guthrie Larry Oedin Joe Kendall and Leland Tresner plus Larry Richardson in the heavyweight class as both teams shape up for a strong meet.
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Garden High
Carden City High
Bob Wilson
Colby High
Wilson
Colby
Kansas
Jim Lampe
Doug Metzler
Garden City
John Lightner
Lightner
Craig Hill
Dick Klinkenbeard
Fred Dean
Prirti
Soph Jim Maxfred
Garden
Soph Max Wasinger
Wasinger
Doug Edmundson
Soph
Larry Guthrie
Bill Waldorf
Larry Oedin
Mantel Bleu
Richard Lee
Larry Maxfield
Joe Kendall
Pat Harmon
Darryl Graves
Bob Williams
Red Crotinger
Williams
Freddie Slough
Stewart Nelson
Leland Tresner
Ron Mills
Ron Brooks
Leland McGraw
McGraw
Sam Hands
Tresner
Johnnie Lightner
Jeph Kerry Phillips
Dean Biggs
Junior Richard Lightner
Biggs
Soph Larry Richardson
Bill Taldo
Sayers Makes All America Backfield as 1964 Team Named
New York AP selects 22-man first team with Illinois linebacker Dick Butkus as lone defensive holdover. Sayers joins Huarte Timberlake and Anderson in backfield. Biletnikoff Elkins top receivers. Nobis Fisk and Kramer anchor line. Staubach and Sidle not repeat due to injuries. Rhome Morton Berry Schweikert make second team.
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New York
Johns Huarte
Bo Timberlake
Donny Anderson
Gale Sayers
Associated Press
Huarte
Notre Dame
Timberlake
Michigan
Dan Kearley
Alabama
John van Sicklen
Iowa State
Purdue
Harold Wells
Mississippi
Allen Brown
Roger Staubach
Navy
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Staubach
Sidle
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Craig Morton
California
Bob Berry
Oregon
Bob Schweikert
Virginia Tech
Tough Grid Tilt in South Tough Grid Tilt in South
Mississippi State and Mississippi clash in Oxford in a televised season finale. The traditional game aims to erase season disappointments for the winner, with injuries and bad luck shaping both teams. NBC coverage at 2 45 p.m. EST targets 35 000 fans, sharing top billing with LSU versus Florida Sugar Bowl buildup.
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Miss
Mississippi State
Mississippi
NBC
Louisiana State
Florida
Baton Rouge
LSU
Syracuse
Ray Graves
Tom Shannon
Steve Spurrier
Graves
Spurier
U S Golf Team Tied for Lead
Arnold Palmer led the United States in round two of the Canada Cup in Maui Hawaii with a six under 66 while Jack Nicklaus shot 72. Palmer and Nicklaus teamed to 138 total, tied for the lead with Gary Player and Denis Hutchinson of South Africa on 138. Argentina 140 Hawaii 141 Philippines 142 Brazil 18. Clay Stapleton is in his seventh year as Iowa State football coach.
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Maui
Hawaii
Arnold Palmer
United States
South Africa
Jack Nicklaus
Palmar
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Denis Hutchinson
Royal Kaanapaligo
Argentina
Philippines
Brazl
Belinsky Trade Rumor Heat Up In Winter Meetings
AP reports Los Angeles Angels likely will trade pitcher Bo Belinsky to the Philadelphia Phillies for two minor leaguers. Names floated include Costen Shockley and Rudy May. Also noted are league meetings approving a pro football style draft with no pro experience and expanding the commissioner's powers.
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Houston
Los Angeles Angels
Bo Helinsky
Philadelphia Phillies
Angels
Associated Press
Costen Shockley
Rudy May
Indianapolis
Kenesaw Mountains Landis
Belinsky
College Scores by Region Across the Nation
East region results show Fordham 96 over Loyola Chicago? 74 and Boston College 104 over Dartmouth 76. Maryland 83 over George Washington and Rhode Island 75. Brown 65. South region features Texas A M 83 over South Mississippi 74, Vanderbilt 78 over Rice 49, Mississippi 63 over Arkansas A&M 63, Florida State 78 over VMI 72, Georgia 64 over North Carolina 6? Georgia Tech 83 over SMU 75. Midwest results include Michigan State 82 over North Mid 76, St Louis University 79 over Ohio State 7, DePaul 80 over Christian Brothers 56, Kansas 59 over New Mexico 40. Far West Stanford 61, San Jose State Sb, Wyoming 34, Nebraska 63.
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Loyola
Boston
Col
Dartmouth
Maryland
George Wash
Rhode Island
Brown
South Texas
A&m
South Miss
Vanderbilt
Rice
Mississippi
Ark
Florida St
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Kanana
WCKL
Shipley
Archie Gooden
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Mayo
Dennis Kraus
Melvin Rupp
Dodge City High
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Tom Sheehy
Lloyd DeRemus
Dave Keller
Larry Spikes
Roy Humphrey
Steve Smith
Ingalls — van Sickle
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Kort
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