Busters Seek Second Cage Win At Home
Garden City JC hosts South Plains JC at Ben Grimsley Gym tonight in a 7 45 p m tipoff. Coach Roark repeats the starting five from the Sayre win as the Busters chase a 2nd win of the 1961-62 season. South Plains brings a 3 0 mark and size at guard and forward with Butts at center.
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Garden City Junior College
Garden
South Plains Jaco
Levelland
Tex
Ben Grimsley Gymnasium
Texans
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South Plains
Pratt
McMurry College
Abilene
Odessa
Busters
Rugged McCook
Neb
James Collins
Noel Carter
Donald Ivie
Cecil Marshall
Bill Butts
Butts
Dodge
South Plains JC
Lubbock
West Texas
Shallow Water Beats Beeler 42-31 In Nonconference Clash
Shallow Water Tigers led by Harold Burnett beat Beeler Broncos 42 to 31 in a nonconference game. Tom Yager scored 12, Jim Yager 9, Larry Billings 7 as Beeler was hampered by 24 team fouls. Beeler’s Kenneth Martin had 13 points. game featured 42 fouls and a next tilt at Manter. Beeler 29-25 girls score noted for Beeler over Shallow Water.
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Beeler Broncos
Harold Burnett
Pierceville
Tom Yager
Jim Yager
Larry Billings
Kenneth Martin
R. Chitton
Manter Wildcats
Manter
Holcomb
Arkansas Valley
Becler
Tigerettes
Janis Sculley
Whitmore
Leoti Indians Beat Sharon Springs In Non-conference Battle
Leoti Indians raced to a 53-28 victory over Sharon Springs led by Nick Huddleston with 17 points. Doug Nagel added 13 and Larry Tripp 12 as Leoti held the edge each period 12-7 24-13 40-24. Sharon Springs was led by Willie Hurtle with 9 points in the non-conference win setting up a WKBA opener against La Crosse.
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LaCross Leopards
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Randy Case
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LCOTS
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I Lindberg
Kendall Cats top Russell Springs 57 to 34 in non league tilt
Kendall Cats improved to 2-0 with a 57 34 victory over Russell Springs in a non league basketball tilt. Terry Lindner led Kendall with 23 points, John Helm added 12, while Russell Springs was led by F Jordan with 16. The Kendall girls won 50 5 in the preliminary game with Dee Summers scoring 14 as Kendall opened the season.
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Jack Horn
Terry Lindner
Lakin High
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Deerfield
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M. Rugge
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Slate
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Buck
Rishel OO
Totala
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McKinley
Rabiner
Bruseell
Th—s
Vikings Roll In 67-55 Non-Conference Victory
Copeland's Vikings defeated St. Mary High Crusaders 67 to 55 in a Tuesday non league basketball game. Jody Ascencio led with 17 points, Jon Tyler 16, Denton Unruh 14, and Mark Martinez 13 as Copeland stretched a halftime deficit into a nine point lead by the end of three quarters. St Mary top scorer Tom Lirs had 16 points for the Crusaders.
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Eddie Cramer
Vikes
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Jon Tyler
Denton Unruh
Mark Martinez
Coteland Martinez
Unruh
Ascendo
Marine
Patterson
Tim Tyler
Larks Power Too Much for Indians
Sublette Larks rolled to a 64 38 non league win over Montezuma Indians as Gerald Wedel led Sublette with 19 points and Montezuma's Larry Spice scored 26. Sublette shot 42 percent to Montezuma's 22, with margins 16 10, 36 16, 51 27. Next, Sublette visits Johnson HPC. Montezuma at Ensign SPTL.
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Montezuma Indians
Ken Dearley
High Plains
Satanta
Montezuma
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Indians
Englewood
Gerald Wedel
Jerry Fletcher
Monte
Larry Spice
Kansas
Feld
Johnson
Ensign
Rodney Watt
Gary Koehn
St Louis Keglers Capture National Bowling Title
Don Carter Glove of St Louis swept both games to win the national match game championship of the Bowling Proprietors Association of America in Kansas City. The Carters defeated Stroh's of Detroit 80-79 in the second game after taking the opener 1,099 to 998 and 1,042-1,010 in the final tally for a $2,000 prize.
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Don Carter
St. Louis
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Carters
Stroh’s
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Stroh
Free Throws Give Deerfield Victory Over Moscow
Deerfield Spartans edge Moscow Wildcats 39 37 as McKedy hits two free throws with one second left. Kettler scores 20 for Deerfield, Miller 19 for Moscow. Deerfield led early, Moscow surged late, but free throws decided the outcome. next games set against Col lidge and Englewood.
Scott City edges Dighton 49 44 in non conference thriller
Scott City Beavers rally to beat Dighton Hornets 49 to 44 in a WKBA non conference showdown. Bob Plum led Scott City with 13 points, Frank Geist added 12, while Dighton’s Joe Wilkens scored 22 and D. Thomas 14. The game featured a 27 all halftime, a 37 37 entering the final period, and a 12 7 Scott City edge in the last stanza. The teams meet again in Dighton Thursday in a league test.
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Bob Plum
Frank Geist
Joe Wilkens
D. Thomas
Oakley Plainsmen
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Beaver
Gardiner Keglers Cup Top Honors
Gardiner Dairy bowling squad captured top honors in Gardiner Bowl action as the National League wrapped week 15. Roy Nolder led with a 214 high game and 578 high series while Gardiner Dairy posted both best team game 968 and best team series 2 653. Other results: Fansler Tires over Home-Fry Equipment 3-1, Wheatland Electric over Northern Natural Gas 3-1, Garden City Telegram over Nolan Motor Co 4-0, Gardiner Dairy over R&S Sinclair 3-1, Jones Builders over A&A Body Shop 3-1, Farm Bureau over Alsop Land Co 3-1.
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Farm Bureau
Alsop Land Co
Syracuse Nails Holly in HPC Opener 64-52
Syracuse Bulldogs defeat Holly Colorado 64-52 in a rough season opener. Gerry Roy led with 15 points, Dennis Carter 13, Gary Jantz 12, Ranny Tomson 11 as four players hit double figures. Donohoe led Holly with 17, Valdes 15, as Syracuse built leads 18-12 after first quarter and 38-25 at halftime.
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Dennis Carter
Gary
Jantz
Ranny Tomson
Robert Donohoe
Lenny Valdez
Cauthon
Roy
Heim
Tomson
Janta
Carter
Bey
Asda Farr
Totala
Hawks Rest in Fourth, Packers Tie Basket vs Hawks
The St. Louis Hawks fall to fourth in the Western Division after a 101-99 loss to the Chicago Packers. Sihugo Green, a former Hawk, hit the deciding bucket with four seconds left in Madison Square Garden. Philadelphia edged New York 122-105, while Elgin Baylor fueled Los Angeles to a 125-120 win over Syracuse as the Lakers strengthened their division lead behind Wilt Chamberlain's 39 points and 22 rebounds.
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New
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Ore
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Cincinnati
Ingalls Bulldogs too strong for Pierceville Indians 64 44
Ingalls Bulldogs sprinted to a 14 point halftime lead and pulled away late to beat Pierceville 64 to 44 in a non league battle. Marcus Meng Roger Loewen and Billy Maxwell led with 12 points each while Louis Horton paced Pierceville with 24. Ingalls improved to 2-0 and next travel to Kis met for a Santa Fe Trail League test.
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Roger Loewen
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Russell Lopez
Wayne Pickle
Pierceville
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Deerfield
Santa Fe Trail League
Kismet
Offerle
Swartz Sets Pace In AL Cage Race
Dan Swartz of Los Angeles leads the American Football League scoring race with a 22.2 point average through 19 games. Hal Lear slips to second with 21.5, Connie Hawkins is third at 21.3, while Swartz tops free throws at 157 of 171. Hawkins leads rebounds with 249 and Staverman holds best shooting at .508.
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Dan Swartz
Los Angeles
Swartz
Hal Lear
Lear
Connie Hawkins
Pittsburgh
Hawkins
Kansas City
Larry Staverman
Plains High topples Ford in non-conference clash
Plains High defeated the Ford Bulldogs 54 to 35 on Tuesday night led by Butch Amerin with 25 points. Spohr scored 15 for Ford as Plains captured the early preliminary 38 to 22. In other news, Peter Thomson of Australia won the New Zealand Open for the seventh time defeating Kel Nagle by nine shots.
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Butch Amerin
Spohr
Ford
Peter Thomson
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