Garden City Busters edge Panhandle JV 82 80 on late Albright layup
Garden City Junior College edged Panhandle State College junior varsity 82 80 as Dana Albright scored the winning layup with four seconds left after Panhandle tied it 80 80 on a Rusty Grice three point play. Albright led Garden City with 18 points as the Busters improved to 2 3.
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Okeson
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Novack
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Totabs
Panhandler JV
Cook
Burnett
Three Buffs on Eagle 4 A All State Teams
Garden City places three on Wichita Eagle Class AAAA all state football teams. Steve Keller ends and David Foltz back on first unit, Russ Boone second unit quarterback. all seniors. Ward High wins state title 37 0 over Garden City. no Ward players on first or second teams. Val Rusik earns honorable mention.
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Wichita Eagle
Steve Keller
David Foltz
Russ Boone
Buffs
Val Rusik
Kansas
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Garden
Arkansas City
Liberal
Manhattan
el Dorado
Pittsburg
Elijah Davis
Junction City
Rex Garner
Fred Flanigan
Greg Thomas
Salina Central
George Voegell
Wichita
Bishop Carroll
Oliver Jones
Charlie Moore
Miege
Bill Macon
David Livingston
E Dorado
Bucks
Local college and high school sports slate featured Saturday action
A busy Saturday slate includes Wrestling at City Junior College hosting Lamar Colorado at 7 p.m. Garden City High varsity opens its season with national competition and several Colorado teams participate. Basketball doubles and triple headers highlight junior high and high school schedules across Garden City Liberal and Pueblo areas with multiple tipoffs in the 3:30 to 8:00 p.m. window.
Boot Hill Bowl Tonight Features Northwest Oklahoma Clash
In Dodge City Kansas Northwest Oklahoma of Alva meets Dakota State in the Boot Hill Bowl. Northwest Oklahoma carries a 7-3 season mark while Dakota State sits at 8-0-? Darryl Fletcher anchors the Dakota State passing attack as Ron Lee leads the Oklahoma ground game. Northwest Oklahoma holds a 17 pound advantage on both sides of the line.
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Dodge City
Kan
Northwest Oklahoma
Alva S. C
Tere
Dakota State
Darryl Fletcher
Ron Lee
Oklahomans
Deerfield Routs Copeland In Santa Fe Trail League Showdown
Deerfield High defeated Copeland 63 to 43 in a Santa Fe Trail League basketball game. Deerfield led throughout, shooting 47 percent to Copeland’s 30, and outrebounded 39 to 19 led by Jim Horton with 17 boards and 22 points. Copeland’s Roger Shramner had 11 points, Randy Ardery and Larry Unruh added nine each. Next games pit Copeland at Moscow and Deerfield against Ingalls.
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Deerfield High
Spartans
Vikings
Deerfield
Jim Horton
Randy Ardery
Horton
Don Francis
David Jackson
Roger Shramner
Larry Unruh
Richard Leet
Tony Hill
Dick Rupp
Rick Ardery
Moscow
Ingalls
Shrauner
Clancy
Josserand
Mick Birney
Johahn
Martinez
Scott Birney
Decreta
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Satanta Indians Defeat Elkhart 49 29 in High Plains clash
Satanta High cagers posted a 49 29 victory over Elkhart in a High Plains Conference game. Satanta led 21 14 at halftime, pulled away in the third as Steve Sams added four driving layups. Ron Lucas scored 14, Phil Parker 11 for Satanta. Elkhart’s Elder and Coen led with eight and six points respectively. Preliminary: Satanta won the B team 40 34. Elkhart won the freshman game 39 35. Next, Satanta at Hooker then Lakin in conference play.
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Elkhart
Meade
Hooker
Okla
Estate
Steve Sams
Elishart
Sams
Ron Lucas
Phil Parker
Bob Elder
Robert Coen
Wildcats
Kerry Slaymaker
Thesis Lakin
High School Scores From West Central Kansas Leagues
West Central Kansas high school results across leagues include Kingman 83 over Larned 66 in High Plains play. Hart 49 over Dennison 39, Scott City 67 over Eran 61, Dighton 62 over Kinsley, Pawnee 7A Weh City 6, LaCrosse 61 over Jetmore 60, SW Heights 69 over Hugoton 56, Ulysses 52 over Hooker Oklahoma 48. Santa Fe Trail results Deerfield 68 over Copeland 48, Kendall 56 over Moscow 60, Ingells 58 over Rolla 51, Ensign 51 over Martinville 50, Iroquois Greensburg 64 over Cimarron, Coldwater 64 over Ashland 26, Minnebla 47 over Protection 41.
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Kingman
Larned
Hatte
Hart
Western Ken Education Assn
Scott City
Eran
Dighton
Kinsley Pawnee
Hotehits
Weh City
LaCrosse
Jetmore
SW Heights
Hugoton
Ulysses
Hooker
Okla
Santa Fe Trail League
Deerfield
Copeland
Kendall
Moscow
Ingells
Rolla
Ensign
Martinville
Greensburg Cimarron
Coldwater Bay
Ashland
Minnebla
Protection
Bowling league leaders and standout performances
Bill Boles topped the THURSDAY Athletic League with a 215 high game and 563 series. Jerry Birkle Builders posted the best team game 833 and team series 2389. Marty Savolt led the Cottonwood League with 206 high game and 530 series. Lee's Texaco posted 955 team game and 2688 team series. Joann Borthwick had 201 high game while Katie Price achieved 559 in series. Navral Office Supply topped team game with 940. Western Motors claimed the high team series at 2628. Bessie Krebs led Coffee League with 195 high game and Charlotte Yardley had 534 in the series. Pretenders had 745 as team game and Gutter Dusters led with 2122 in team series.
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Thursday Athletic League
Bill Boles
Jerry Birkley
Cottonwood League
Marty Savolt
Lee’s
Texaco
Meadowlark League
Joann Borthwick
Katie Price
Navral Office Supply
Western Motors
Coffee League
Bessie Krebs
Charlotte Yardley
Pretenders
Gutter Dusters
McWhirter’s 34 Leads Dighton Past Kinsley in H.S. Showdown
McWhirter scored 34 for Dighton High as the Hornets topped Kinsley 68 56 in a Western Kansas Educational Association contest. The 6 0 junior guard sank 13 field goals and 10 free throws, lifting Dighton to a 34 27 halftime lead and 53 38 after three quarters. Stan Bray and Danny Speer added 10 each for Dighton, while Roy Wetzal led Kinsley with 11. Next up, Dighton hosts non league Ransom Tuesday.
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Albright
Okeson
Grice
Panhandle
David Bradley
Busters
Garden
Ron Tolliver
Soph Guard
Republic
Clark
Bogue
Davis
Sublette
Larrell Cook
Pamthandle
Dighton
Bill McWhirter
Hornet
Kinsley
Western Kansas Education
McWhirter
Scott City
Hornets
Greensburg
Stan Bray
Soph Danny Speer
Roy Wetzal
M. W. Hasting
Tim McKeehan
Battle
Kurt Dutoit
Lakin Stomps Past Horns in Loop Test
Lakin High swept Holcomb 79 to 47 in a High Plains Conference game. Lakin shot 54 percent while Holcomb managed 26 percent, pulling ahead 22-5 after one period and 40-26 in rebounds. Scott Harvis led Holcomb freshness with 16, while Randy Linville added 11 for Lakin. Next holcomb hosts Cimarron. Lakin hosts Ulysses in non league.
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Lakin L
Akin High
Holcomb
Dennis Hernandez
Gary Spangler
Scott Harvis
Bobby Knoll
Holcomb Fresh
Scott City Beavers top Tribune 67 51 in western clash
Scott City Beavers outplayed Tribune 67 to 51 in a Western Kansas Education Assn game. Scott led 18-9 after one period, 36-25 at halftime, and 47-38 entering the final quarter, earning rebounds and free throws while Tribune struggled at the line. Notable scorers: Randy King 22 for Scott City and Stan Stewart 20 for Tribune. Next, Scott City visits Hugoton while Tribune hosts Syracuse.
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Longhorns
Lakin
3Roncs
Scott City
Scott City High
Beavers
Scott Citians
Tribune
Western Kansas Education Assn
Scott
Bill Linhart
Dighton
John
Winmens
Ingalls narrowly tops Rolla in Santa Fe test 58 51
Ingalls held off a Rolla comeback to win 58 51 in a Santa Fe Trail League basketball game. Key scorers: Steve Doll and Joe Kirmer led Ingalls with 24 and 11 points respectively, while Rolla’s Robin Hull and Ron Sullivan each scored 12. Preliminary: Ingalls also won the B team 55 29. Rolla took the girls 31 13. Next games set for Deerfield Tuesday with Deerfield hosting Rolla Friday.
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Rolla
Pirates
Robin Hull
Bulldogs
Steve Doll
Joe Kirmer
Kevin Irsik
Mike Dolla
Hull
Ron Sullivan
Randy Smith
Soph Kent Bressler
Alan Flowers
Deerfield
Ingalis
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Wells
Mike Dol
Sigley
Flowers
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Pees
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Sith
Hershey
Potas
Rolla Yas
Sublette Sinks Syracuse For Season's Second Win
Sublette High beat Syracuse 58 to 50 in a High Plains Conference game. Sublette pulled away late as Jay Holloway scored 10 points and Jim Phoenix 13 overall, while Syracuse faced foul trouble finishing with four players and 33 team fouls. Syracuse led by 4 after three quarters but could not hold.
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Sublette High
Richard Crawford
Larks
Syracuse
Dikeman
Bulldogs
Jay Holloway
Jim Phoenix
Kevin Fields
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Hold-on and Catch-up Theme Color NFL Week Preview
National Football League teams clash as the 49ers defend a slim lead over the Rams against the Chiefs in a high scoring Monday night showdown while Jets face Cowboys on Saturday. Other matchups include Saints at Rams and Browns versus Bengals as key divisional races loom.
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Blazers Rookie Center Set for Knee Surgery
Portland Blazers rookie Bill Smith, a 7 foot center, will undergo surgery today at St. Vincent's Hospital to repair torn ligaments in his left knee after suffering the injury in Tuesday's loss to Phoenix.
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Ore
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Bill Smith
Portland Trail Blazers
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