Buffs Open Cage Play With Ragged Win Over Hugoton
Garden City Buffs opened their basketball season with a 51 to 34 victory over Hugoton before a sparse Grimsley gym crowd. Garden City trailed 9 to 6 early but led 24 to 14 at halftime and widened the gap to 95 to 22 after three quarters. Dave Hale led scoring with 13 points, Harold Brungardt added 9, and Tom Bergkamp had 8 in the first half. Reserves won 60 to 28 over Hugoton in the preliminary.
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Ramblin Ree banquet planned for juco football stars
Henry Hall announced at the Quarterbacks meeting that the annual banquet recognizing juco football players and coaches is set for 7 p.m. Monday in the school cafeteria. Tickets are from club members, seating 150 plus the squad, coaches and wives, with hopes of a top sports figure guest for Garden’s state champions.
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San Francisco Tops AP Spot In Basketball Poll
The Associated Press places San Francisco first in the preseason poll with 1,023 points and 63 first place votes. Kentucky trails with 847, North Carolina State 550, and others including Ohio State, Utah, Alabama, Dayton, Illinois, Duquesne and Brigham Young in the top 10 as Iowa, Indiana and more begin battles for rankings.
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College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
A string of men's college basketball results lists Vanderbilt 71 over Ohio State 67 and Kansas 91 over Northwestern 70 among others. Texas A&M 71 beat Drake 89. Oklahoma 65 over Baylor 55. Colorado 68 and Oregon 49. Jembalone City 34 against Texas Christian Memphis State 84. Pratt 68 over Janiel College Amarillo 60.
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Lawrence Man Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
Lawrence businessman Wi Roy C Terrill aged 65 pleaded guilty in U S District Court to evading federal income taxes. Judge Arthur J Mellett deferred sentencing to Jan 9 to allow a pre sentence investigation completion.
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Wildcats Open Season Against Tall Texas Tech Team
Kansas State opens the 1935-56 season at Ahearn Fieldhouse against Texas Tech, first meeting between the programs. Tech, averaging just under 6-5, features 6-8 Gene Carpenter and scorers Cy Wayne Blackshear and Jim Reed, while K-State counters with Dick Stone Larry Fischer Jack Parr and guards Fritz Schneider and Pachin Vicens. Parr and the Wildcats seek size and experience to balance the Raider height and depth.
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Death of baseball great Honus Wagner shocks nation
Pittsburgh mourns as Honus Wagner, legendary Pirates shortstop and all time great, dies in sleep at 81 near Forbes Field. Across a 21 season career he hit .329, with multiple major league records including most games and at bats, 3,430 hits, 2,431 hits in one base, 648 doubles, 250 triples, 17 straight .300 seasons, eight NL batting titles, and six World Series steals.
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Late Kearney Rally Triumphs Over Fort Hays State
Kearney College rallied to defeat Fort Hays State 69-67 after trailing 40-32 at halftime. The Huskers narrowed the gap with 20 points in the final 19 minutes to pull out the victory.
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Kentucky Not Only Top Club In the South
Kentucky faces challengers from Alabama and Vanderbilt as SEC hoops dominance is tested. Vanderbilt crushed Ohio State 76 to 67 in Columbus led by Al Rochelle's 23 points while Ohio State's Robin Freeman poured in 40. Other college scores include Duquesne over Carnegie Tech 61-25, Missouri beating Texas Tech 92-60, Florida 85-66 over Wofford, Notre Dame 70-66 by Wisconsin, and Oklahoma City 84-56 against TCU with Dick O Neal adding 25.
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Saxton Climbs In Ring Rating In Boxing Updates
Ring magazine elevated Johnny Saxton Duilio Loi and Fred Galiana to top rankings in their divisions. Saxton becomes No 1 contender at 147 pounds, replacing Tony DeMarco. Loi named leading challenger for Wallace Smith. Jimmy Carter demoted. Galiana jumps to first among 126-pound challengers to Sandy Saddler. Heavyweight notes list top contenders behind Rocky Marciano. hockey pucks weight noted as 5½ to 6 ounces.
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Big 7 Clubs In Easy Wins
Big Seven teams Missouri Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma won nonconference games while Nebraska Iowa State and Kansas State were idle Kansas beat Northwestern 91 70 in Lawrence led by Gene Easton 19 points and Norman Stewart 35 for Missouri who beat Texas Tech 92 60 in Columbia Doyle Par rack debuted at Oklahoma with a 65 55 win over Baylor Joe King and Jerry Mallett each had 19 for their teams Colorado beat Oregon 68 49 with Bill Peterson scoring 11 for the Buffaloes
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Juco Tourney Opens With Eight Teams Tonight
An eight team junior college basketball invitational will open in St Joseph Missouri tonight. First round pairings include Ft Leavenworth Flyers versus Kansas City Kansas Centralia Illinois versus Trenton St Joseph versus Fairbury Nebraska and Hannibal LaGrange versus Highland.
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