Huskers Brown Among All America Football Selections
AP lists 1963 All-America football team with stars like Roger Staubach Jimmy Sidle and Bob Brown. Staubach set Heisman pace and led Navy in yardage while Butkus Parks Lacey Appleton Sidle Lothridge join a backfield selection amid notes on players' seasons and roles.
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NEW York
Roger Staubach
Damon Bame
Associated Press
Staubach
Army
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Springer
Bame
Southern California
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Bob Lacey
North Carolina
Scott Appleton
Austin
Texas
Minnesota
Carl Biller
Ference
Dick Butkus
Illnois
Sidle
Butkus
Michigan
Navy
Wild
Southern Methodist
Lothridge
Southeastern Regional Board
George Mira
Mira
Baylor
Don Trull
Duke
Jay Wilkinson
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Lewis
Garden City Quarterback Named Juco All American
Jerry Reagan of Garden City Junior College earned first unit NJCAA All America honors as quarterback. The issue notes regional selections, other first team players, and potential scholarships to Colorado State University for Reagan and several GCJC teammates.
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Garden City
Jerry Reagan
Garden City Junior College
Juco
Eridder
National Junior College Athletic Assn
Reagan
Bob Witeinski
Ellsworth JC
Town Falls
James Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Jaco
Don Mathews
Chowan College
Pete Schloss
Thornton JC
Harvey
Chicago
Southside High School
Elmira
N.Y
University of Buffalo
GCJC
Worner Salter
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Broacbuster
Salter
Chuck Jones
Wilbur Ritch
Tom Frazier
Hutchinson
Dick Leach
Paul Ott
Arkansas
Bernard Blanchard
Coffeyville
Tom Wood
Ark City
Juco Cagers Travel to Play Northeastern Colorado JC
Garden City junior college cagers head for Sterling Colorado to meet Northeastern Colorado JC in an interstate non league game. The Busters are 2 2, Northeastern 4 4 and both will clash again Feb 29 in Garden City. The team faces five consecutive out of state contests before that rematch.
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Lane Hurley
Lees-McRae JC
Manner Elk
N.C
California
Oklahoma
Texas
NJCAA
Garden City Junior College
Colorado
Broacbusters
Northeastern Colorado JC
Sterling
Garden
Busters
Nebraska
McCook
Neb
Northeastern
Coloradans
Scottabluff
Lamar
Colo
Northwestern Community College of
Powell
Wyo
Scottsbluff
Crawford joins Hastings as first string guard
Lennie Crawford, ex Garden City Junior College star, becomes Hastings first stringer in Nebraska. The 6-5 guard averaged near 25 points and strong rebounding last season. Hastings hosts Fort Hays State Saturday in the first meeting since 1960. Hastings opened with a 77-52 win over Southwestern College. Jay Wilkinson of Duke ran 64 68 and 72 yards this season against Virginia Clemson and Wake Forest.
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Lennie Crawford
Garden City Junior College
Hastings
Neb
Crawford
Fort Hays State
Southwestern College
Winfield
Jay Wilkinson
Duke
Virginia
Clemson
Wake Forest
Alibi Meet heads into third round at Garden Bowl
Bowlers from 11 western Kansas communities compete in the seventh annual Alibi Tournament at Garden Bowl. Events run Saturday 6 pm and Sunday 12 and 3 pm with a four games, counting only the best three. Leaders include Wayne Bushell Dodge City in men’s singles at 653 and Kathy Evans Ulysses in women’s all events.
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Kansas
Garden Bowl
Ingalls
Ulysses
Colby
Ness City
Meade
Dodge City
Sublette
Liberal
Seon
Garden City
Cimarron
Wayne Bushell
Ed Greenlee
Larry Brooks
Scott City
Brooks
Kathy Evans
Mickey Evans
Junior Cagers To Play Dodge City Saturday Night
Garden City Junior Highs eighth and ninth grade teams host Dodge City in a twin bill at the high school gym. Eighths open at 6 30 p m with Merle Allman guiding Garnand Burns Rau Hienty Teetzen or Cleveland for forwards. Ninths feature Dale Marino starting Collier Wells Robinson with Mann Geier. Dodge teams topped Harrison and Sublette in recent games.
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Dodge City
Garden City Junior High
Garden's
Merle Allman
Cardinal
Harrison Junior High
Dodge
Allman
Danny Garnand
Curtis Burns
Duane Rau Hut
Rex Hienty
Paul Teetzen
Royce Cleveland
Sublette
Harrison
Dale Marino
John Collier
Albert Wells
Doug Robinson
Mike Mann
Don Geier
Buffalo Matmen to Colby Seek Season's Second Win
Garden City High wrestlers travel to Colby for the second dual meet of the 1963-64 season. Exhibition bouts start at 7:00 p.m. CST with varsity matches to follow as Buffaloes aim to improve after a recent win and close contest with Colby last year.
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Buffalo Matmen
Colby
Garden City High
Colby Eagles
Cohen
Bob Wilson
Wilson
Hoxie
Buffaloes
Oakley
Buffs
Terry Stoppell
Jin, Terrell
Ron Brooks
Richard Lee
Final town league meeting set for Monday night
Final organizational session for a town team recreational basketball league is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. in the Civic Center. Recreation director Herman Beringer says this is the last chance to enter teams before the season schedule is drawn. Representatives are urged to attend and officials are needed for games. At least 10 teams are expected, including Deerfield Co op Pierceville Kendall Holcomb and Lakin Jaycees. Garden City teams include Fuller Brush Dicks Dairy Earl 66 Service Garden City Jaycees and a Telegram and KIAL employee squad. Bobby Richardson led the Yankees with 15 steals last season, two caught.
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Northeastern
Pratt JC
Roy Edwards
Sterling
Plainsmen
Colorado
Nebraska
New York
Charley Sims
Manual High
Denver
Dell Japp
Ed Lecman
Sedgwick
Colo
Phil Cronk
Sidney
Neb
Bruce Gentry
Sterling High
Garden
Broacbusters
Bill Morgan
Frosh
Canton
Ohio
John O'Connell
Colorado Springs
Dick Smith
Detroit, Mich
Willie Shine
Soph
Niagara Falls
Kent Martin
Holcomb
Ruco
Independence
Lagan
Civic Center
Herman Beringer
Beringer
Deerfield Co-op
Pierceville
Kendall
Lakin Jaycees
Garden City
Fuller Brush
Dicks’ Dairy
Earl’s 66 Service
Garden City Jaycees
Telegram
KIAL
Ken Hoop
Gary Hines
Steve McCoy
Rome
Valentine
McPherson
Theve
Russell
Liberal
Buffs
Craft
Broncos
Barnes and Dyer Glide In Bowling Standings Honors
Ed Barnes of Western Plane sales and Al Dyer of DeCamp Safety Lanes led high in div idual and series during week 14 of the Athletic League. Multiple teams posted top games and series, with Smith Sand Co. and Kearny County Bank recording best team marks, and Kerr Implement and Patterson Jewelry achieving notable scores as leagues wrap another round of play.
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Ed Barnes
Garden Bowl
Athletic League
al Dyer
Smith Sand Co
Kearny County Bank
J. M. McDonald's
DeCamp Safety Lane
Charleston Co-op
Knoll
Davies Cafe
Ingalls
Ideal Foodstore
Garden City Co-op
Garden City Telegram
Gallahads
Untouchables
Ingalls Co-op
Charlotte Yardley
Kerr Implement
Production Credit Assn
Patterson Jewelry
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Welders Supply
Spencer's
Western Motors
Ankrom Salvage
Flamingo
Fairmart
Fidelity State Bank
Circle-E Ranch
Patsterson Jewelry
Dak Queen
Bessie Krebs
Gutter Dusters
Hi-Los
Esas
Garden City Meh at Russell opens West Central Kansas league
In a packed sports slate Garden City Meh travels to Russell for the West Central Kansas league opener Joy Buffs. The schedule lists Deerfield at Coolidge Plevenville at Kendall and many more area matchups including Garden City Junior College at Northeastern Colorado JC in Sterling and a benefit game for a summer baseball program.
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Garden City Meh
Russell
Joy Buffs
Cimarron Hosta Fower
Wiysnes
Wheatbelt League
Sunftower
Garden City Junior College
Northeastern Colorado JC
Sterling
Holsome
Satanta
Garden City Titgh
Cathy
Garden City Junior High
Hosta Dodge City
Nbs
Red Heads
Kearns County Jascees
Lakin
Ben Grimeley
Garden City
Dodge City
Garden Bowl
Garten Fac
Minual
Asen, of America
Bor
Plaza Bowl
Kansas
BPAA
Podge City
Garden City Hs Opens WCKL With Russell Showdown
Garden City High School basketball teams begin a 12 game West Central Kansas League schedule tonight at Russell. Buffs aim to translate defense into offense after a 1-4 start led by coach Dave Craft. Russell, 0-1 after a 51-49 loss to McPherson, seeks to defend last season’s WCKL title and season run.
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Jim Concannon
Garden City
Russell
Broncos
Dave Craft
Liberal
Scott City
McPherson
College Basketball Results From Around the Nation
Across regions teams posted scores including Georgia 87 over Clemson 8, Centenary 77 Texas Christian 72, La State 66 over Southern Methodist 62, Loyola New Orleans 72 over Southern Miss 69. Midwest games featured DePaul 78 over Idaho State 67 and Southern Dakota 91 over Sioux Falls 76. Southwest action had Texas A and M 81 or 58 Houston, Texas A&I 70 over Corpus Christi. Far West saw Cal Poly Pomona 95 over Occidental 60 and Cal Santa Barbara 68 over Long Beach 64. Tournament play included McPherson 79 over Bethany 78 in Moundridge and Burlington 104 over Hannibal-LaGrange 83 in Moberly.
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Georgia
Clemson
Centenary
State
Methodist
Loyola
New Orleans
Miss
Midwest
DePaul
Idaho State
Dakota
Sioux Falls
Kirksville
Quincey
Texas
A&m
Houston
Texas A&i
Corpus Christi
St. Mary's
Tex
Southwest Texas
FAR West Cal
Poly
Pomona
Occidental
U. Cal
Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Coll. of Idaho
Northwest Nazarene
Los Angeles Pacific
Life
Washburn
St. Benedicts
Kirksville State
Quincy
Kansas City National
Graceland
Moundridge
Kan
McPherson
Bethany
Tabor
Bethel
Junior College Chanute
McPherson Central
Dodge City Conquistadors Fall to Amarillo JC
Amarillo JC defeated Dodge City Junior College 18 points on Tuesday night, halting Dodge’s 3-0 start this season. In Garden City Holiday Classic play, Carl Head led Dodge with 10 points and MVP honors, while Reggie Greene and Bob Pipkin scored seven and nine respectively.
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Dodge City
Dodge City Junior College
Chuck Brehm
Conquistadors
Amarillo JC
Texas Court
Dodge
Amarillo
Garden City
Congs
Carl Head
Head
Reggie Greene
Bob Pipkin
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Parks
San Francisco 49Ers
Lacey
Appleton
Longhorns
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Badger
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Larry Macro
Sammy Simmons
University of Wichita
Colorado State
Mike Lutle
Aggies
Garden City Jaco
New Yorker
Juco Cagers
Alibi
Eagles
Newton
Lyle Neville
Eagle Grapplers
Topman
Fred Dean
Doyle McGraw
Doug Edmundson
Steve Halbleld
Danny Dunham
Leland Tresner
Larry Scott
John Lightner
Jim Terrell
David Lightner
Don Gr.“s
Dim Maxfield
Larry Oeding
Larry O''field
Pat “‘Armon
Joe Kendall
Fred Slough
Darryl Graves
Lynn Lightner
Don Largent
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Conrardy Plumbing
Elliott Importers
Davis Street
Goodland
Amos Morris
Bigman
Gene Valentine
Asophomore
Bill Rome
Broncs
Robert Mayo
Buddy van Dam
Mike Colling
Bob King
Postman
Bill King
THE
Moberly
Burlington
Iowa
Hannibal-LaGrange
Creston
Texas Club
Santa Claus
Ben Franklin
Alpha Tau
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