Juco Drops Third: Garden City falls to Amarillo Badgers
Losers in their third straight game, Garden City Junior College is edged 57 to 50 by Amarillo JC Badgers in Amarillo. Wayne Crooper led Busters with 9 points. Dewey Amos and Don Merz added 8 each as Amaroillo outshot 40 percent to 28 and outrebounded 33-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texa
Garden City Junior College
Dale Roark Broacbusters
Amarillo JC Badgers
Garden
Texans
Wayne Crooper
Garden City Frosh
Dewey Amos
Don Merz
Vic Hays
Bob Heath
Taylor
Morz
Busters
Tishomingo
Lawton
Roark
Kansans
Amos
Badgers
Dick Vanden
Bill Bolk
Richard Barker
Herb Johnson
Willie Johnson
Cimarron Falls To Greensburg In Debut League Game
Greensburg shot smoothly to a 59-38 victory over Cimarron in the Bluejays Croquois League opener. The deciding second and fourth periods produced 17 points each, as Cimarron struggles from the field after a bright opening. Merlin Scott led Cimarron with 9 points while Freeman and Woods paced Greensburg with 10 and 9 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
Freeman
Woods
Rich Woodward
Cimarron
Merlin Scott
Busters Open Road Trip Against Trinidad Trojans
Garden City JC Busters begin a three game series with Trinidad JC Trojans in Trinidad Colorado tonight marking the opener of the season’s road tour. Coach Gene Anderson leads Trinidad who went 9-11 last year and finished third in the Brive JC Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Jaco
Tonigh
Trinidad, Coo
JC Trojans
Busters
Trinidad
Brive JC
Lamar JC
Otero JC
la Junta
Pueblo JC
Northeastern JC
Sterling
Colo
Fort Lewis A&m
Durango
Cole
Mesa JC
Grand Junction
Trojans
Gene Anderson
Anderson
Pueblo
Mesa
Garden
Triniidad
Feams
Torjan
Sites Picked for District and Regional Basketball Meets
Kansas schools name five southwest cities Ulysses Scott City Cimarron Satanta and Moscow as district or regional sites for 1960-61 basketball playoffs. Moscow hosts Class A district. Satanta hosts Class B district. Ulysses hosts Class A district. Cimarron hosts Class B regional. regional venues include Montezuma and Offerle with AA regional at Great Bend. State finals dates Feb 38 through March 4 with four sites unchanged from last season. Kansas has 592 basketball schools 35 AA 1A 212 A 214 BB.
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Kansas
Ulysses
Scott City
Cimarron
Satanta
Moscow
Kansas State High School Activities Assn
Deerfield
Pierceville
Minneola
Beavers
Hoxie
Spearville
Rozel
Lewis
Lakin
Montezuma
Mullinville
Offerle
Garden City
Dodge
Liberal
Great Bend
Downing Hays
University of Wichita
Hutchinson Sports Arena
Emporia Civic Auditorium
Dodge City Civic Auditorium
Ambrose Fross High Game Highlights Mixed League Week
Ambrose Fross bowled a high 195 for Garden Bowl as the Mixed League finished week 16. Dale Dickerson led the men with a 523 series for C R Anthony, while Leona Dickerson topped women with 167 in a 485 series for Lelia Stinemers Splitters. Dairy King beat Alley Rats 4-0. Splitters beat Rickman Body Shop 3-1. C R Anthony topped Gutter Dusters 3-1. Oswalt Industries and Long-Bell Lumber split 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswalt Industries
Dairy King
Alley Rats
Splitters
Rickman Body Shop
C.R. Anthony
Scot
Cly Aly Séreyew
Goodyene Shoe Shop
Cana Horace Grain
OK 66
Sereview
Swift Ice Crean
Smith Sand Co
Barton and Crlal
Century Refinery
Ae JO
Welders
Dodge City JC Wins Third Straight in Dedication Night
Dodge City Junior College Conquistadors clinched their third win of the 1960 61 season by defeating Northwestern College of Alva Oklahoma 53 to 51. Elmer Walker sank the decisive field goal as the crowd celebrated Protection’s new $300000 gym during a double header. The Panthers beat Ashland 56 to 53 in the Iroquois League. Next game is at Ams Mo Tex JC Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City Junior College
Conquistadors
Northwestern College of Alva
Okla
Elmer Walker
Charles Brehm
Dodge Jaco Cage
Canas
Protection
Panthers
Ashland
Dodge JC
Bethany Lutheran
Mankato
Ams- Mo
Tex
Deerfield Wins Second Outing Tops Ingalls
Deerfield Spartans edge Ingalls Bulldogs 51 to 46 in non conference basketball. Scott Downing scores 18 for Deerfield with 7 field goals and 4 free throws, Richard DeLaRona adds 10. Bob Mills leads Ingalls with 11 points in the late game after a 36-32 Ingalls win in the B contest.
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Deerfield
Ingalls
Spartans
Ingalls Bulldogs
Bloom
Kendall
Bulldogs
Don Brown
Charity Lane
Scott Downing
Richard DeLaRona
Spartan
Roger Loewen
Bill Maxwell
Bob Mills
Berry
Kgld-Ty
Rag Mops
Umg
Tomatkte Drilling
Istg
Ania
Callingwond Farms
Patternon Jawelrs
ABM
Kerr Implement
Krebs Construction
South City Air Service
Tom’ Well Service
Warren
R. v. Crist Ranch
Santa Fe Metter and Breen
Luaier Oarietics
Ed Porter Lumber Co
VesDor Cafe
The
Lada
Novria Drug
Fanny Bureau
Downing's
Widellty State Bank
Gersher OU Chy
Athletic League
Walla Iga
Antye
Deerfield Lions
Gop
Wes
Alsap Land Co
Fills Texaco
Wile Nair
McDonald
Theol Fond Stores
Thy
Area Teams to Play Tuesday in Second Action
Telegram area teams face a heavy Tuesday schedule as Sublette opens at Montezuma and several regional rivalries follow. Sublette debuts coach Ken Dearley against Montezuma, while Frank Griffiths leads Montezuma. Other games include Ingalls at Mercenville and Lakin at Holcomb with conference pairings marked.
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Ingalls
Mercenville
Lakin
Holcomb
Meare
Cimarron
Scott City
Dightots
High Plains
Johnson
Rolla Lakin
Holcomb Plains
Ford
Sublette
Montezuma
Mon
Syracuse
Holly
Colo. Elkhart
Satanta
Stremel Named To Softball Job In Kansas
Hutchinson mayor Jerry Stremel is named next summer as Kansas state softball commissioner succeeding E B McGrew who resigned due to ill health Stremel has long served as Central District ASA commissioner Fred J Crosby national ASA president announced the appointment and that Stremel will join the national committee on redistricting softball regions The Kansas appointment will be formal at the ASA convention in Cleveland Ohio January 25 28
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Hutchinson
Jerry Stremel
Kansas
E. B. McGrew
Wichita
Stremel
Amateur Softball Assn
Sunflower State
Fred J. Crosby
Baltimore
The
ASA
McGrew
Crosby
National Committee On
Clevelad
Ohio
Bowling League Standings From Garden City Telegram
Bowling housewives standings show Alley Rats and Falling Stars leading, with Cream Putts and Gutter Tastis among top teams in the week’s American League lists. Multiple leagues across Garden City feature clubs like Knights of Columbus and Northern Natural Gas in dense, tabulated results.
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Housewife
Alley Rats
Falling Stars and Comets
Mos
Gutter Tastis
Wort Choppers
Tinoblers
Stanilinga
Driest Ranch
Brainteas and & Saipment
Uptiinlet Club
Ace and
Santa Fe Motor
Matey and Weatts
Q. Alrey Rats
Knights of Columbue
Duna
National Teac Slandihn
Joes Buildare
Woolworth
Mulhay Motors
Gardiner Oairs
Warley Davidson
Northern Natural Gas
Cantury Tefinery
Gifford-Hille Western
Nolan Motor To
Smith Land Co
Elliot Print
Huame-Fry
Garden City Telegram
Farm Bay Rean
Colby Dunks Ness City In Non League Tilt
Colby Eagles beat Ness City Bagles 57 to 47 in a non league game. Ness City trailed throughout the night and suffered a second straight defeat for coach Merle Nay. Ness City opened the series with a 68 to 43 loss at Jetmore and will host Lia Cross next Tuesday in a non league clash.
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Colby
Ness City
Eagles
WKBA
Plains Nudges Fowler In Non-League Play
Plains, of the High Plains Conference, beat Fowler 52 to 48 in a non-league contest. Duane Channell debuted as Plains coach after replacing Gerald Raines. Ray Borth led Plains with 17 points as the team rallied from 47-30 down late to key the win. Next they visit Ford on Tuesday in another non-league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Plains Plains
Fowler Goldbugs
Plains
High Plains
Troquois
Duane Channell
Gerald Raines
Ulysses
Goldbrugs
Ray Borth
Genie
Ford
Teal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Juco
Murray State
Cam Iron A&m
Trinidad JC Trojans
Lamar
JC Antelopes
Buster Eager
Greensburg
Bluejays
Croquois
Chuck Steele
Bhiejay
Dodge City
Steele
Blue
Jays
Meade
Ceimarnon
Nixon
Svolt
Downtain
Woing
Woodward
Piclle
Voth
Brown
Totala
Ron Brown
Rick Brown
Amarillo JC
Cimarron Vanden
Gretnshurs Bolt
H. Johnson
Johnson Barker
Lins McCowan
Garden JC Fe
Cooper
Merzi Hare Cramer
Fleath
Ben Grimsley
University of Iowa
Yankton
Colles
University of South Dakota
University of Colorado
Trinidad JC Post
High
Dick Haage
Soph
Bill Burke
Chicago
Ernie Biggers
Colorado City
Troy Head
Nacoedoches
Ed Johnson
Sophie
New York City
Johnson Way
Empire JC
Leoti
Downing Scoti
Ambrose Fross
All Mantey
Bob Gaede
Inga
pRartlete
Bateman
Meekes
Ste Maxwall
Eng
Sigsey
Lopez
Deerfield —Downing
Ploeger
Keppler
Kole
Beieeedon
Potgle
Hieleia
Larks
Montezuma Cor
Monte
Santa Fe
Ken Dearley
HPC
Robert Cornett
Hugoton High
Lark Cage
Frank Griffitts
Coolidge
Wiley, Cola
Ingalls Shallow Water
Healy
Mantey
Kendall Idle
Copeland
Ensign
Bucklin
Piercevill
Englewood
WKEA
Dighton
Jetmore
LaCrosse
Scott
Sharon Springs
Newton Great Bend
Salina Hays
Bis
Larned
Pratt
Russell Idle
Oh Kan
Hugoton
Guymon
Dodge City St. Mary
Liberal Idle
xCimarron
Meade Manter
Raanker
Colorado Interaalate
Gax
Colorado Inter
Pigher‘a ‘ Ay de Coloray Intenatats Gas
Téefort
Bly
Tingies
Koch
Zennarn
Fingland Wire
Wheatland Electric Coops
Erative
Chevrolet
Chavy
N. Maid
the Nolan Motor Company
Arden City
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