Buffs Beat Russell In Key WCKL Clash On Road
Garden City Buffs overpower Russell 57 to 48 in a hard fought WCKL contest. Stark Nelson led Garden with 21 points, while Russell’s Harold Courtois topped their scores with 13 as Garden capitalized on a strong second quarter to take a 42-24 halftime lead and hold on for the victory. The win follows Garden’s 51-36 win over non league opponents and sets up a rematch with Dodge City High.
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Russell
Salina Sacred Heart
Garden
Buffs
Tiberal
WCKL
Dodge City High
Chuck Dunn
Stark Nelson
Junior
Pace Garden
Nelson
Buffis
Eghead
Garten
Neal Farmer
Hal Dumler
Steve Keller
Dunn
Marvin Wilson
Kavin Sterling
Danny Geier
Harold Courtois
Dumler
Greg Boxberger
Garden City
Shearmite Sterling
Geler
Ing
W Usole
Keller
Bergkamp
Tyler
Felder
Courtois
Nuss
Hoo
Snyder
Pidge
Oy Boxberge
Pormaer
Buewell
Scott City Rhymes Tribune In 65 62 Shootout Thriller
In Scott City, Scott City High edged Tribune 65 to 62 in a tight Western Kansas education Assn cage clash. Gerald Koehn led Scott City with 18 points, John Beaton added 14, and Terry Plymell 10 as Scott City contends for the 1969-70 WKEA crown with Ness City and Scott. Tribune’s Brad Schneider scored 20, Chick Nutt 19, in a ferocious non league tilt. Scott City dominated early, Tribune rallied late, and Scott City held on despite 28 fouls to 20.成果
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Scott City
Scott City High
Tribune
Western Kansas Education
Ness City
Scott
WKEA
Dighton
Johnson
Harold Burnett
Beavers
Gerald Koehn
John Beaton
Terry Pollmiatt
JackYabbits
Brad Schneider
Chick Nutt
Skip Numrich
Scott Schneider
Bunnies
Scoti
Syracuse
Reserves and Sophs Split in Garden City Games
Garden City High split two preliminary basketball games with Russell Friday night. In the sophomore game Russell won 64 to 49 at the junior high gym while Garden took the B team clash 56 to 41 at the high school gym. Rob Buff reserves led by Russ Boone with 16 points and Klema 17 paced Russell sophomores. Garden’s Jerry Birkle had 19 points.
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Garden City High
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Garden
Buff
Don Winger
Liberal B
Clark Edwards
Liberal
Sophs
Russ Boone
Mike Jorden
Stan
Lakin Fails in Non-Loop Test
Lakin Johnson High Trojans beat Lakin 55 41 in a non league Friday night game. Lakin trailed 20 12 at halftime and 45 23 after three quarters before an 18 point final stanza. Johnson led 24 14 in field goals and made 7 of 17 free throws. Lakin 13 of 24. Lakin’s Chris Perez had 16 points, Randy Fisher 12. Nelson led Lakin with 18. Lakin hosts Ulysses next. Johnson visits Rods. B team and freshman results noted.
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Lakin
Johnson High
Trojans
Arkis Morris
Stanton Countians
Trojan
Johnson
Tribune
Leotl
Jon Nelson
Jerry Morris
Chris Perez
Randy Fisher
High Plains
Tom Tucker
Ron Loeppke
Baby Broncs
Ulysses
Fiaher
Mir
Nelson
Martin
Floyd
Mibys
Morrie
Tucker Tes
Ponck Gee Acer
B. Johnson
Coyotes Cup Ulysses Win
Kinsley Coyotes defeated Ulysses 62 to 44 in a Southwest Kansas League baseball opener. James Grubbs led Kinsley with 23 points. Gerald Gleason and Larry Young added 14 and 18 respectively. Hank Beil scored 17 for Ulysses while Roger Kepley had 12. Next for Ulysses is a non league game at Hooker, Oklahoma.
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Kinsley High
Coyotes
Ulysses
Dale Colé
Kinsley
Greensburg
Tigers
James Grubbs
Gerald Gleason
Larry Young
Hank Beil
Roger Kepley
Okla
The
Lakin
Liberal
Spartans Sack Non Loop Win Over Ford Deerfield
Ford-Deerfield High defeated non league rival Ford 59 to 43 on Friday night as Deerfield led the whole game. Scorers included David Meyers with 16 and Jim Horton with 14 for the Spartans, while Chuck Newton led Ford with 12 and Rodney Wilcoxen added 10. Deerfield made 26 field goals to Ford's 18 and both teams hit seven free throws. Preliminary by Deerfield subs ended 41-36. Next games: Deerfield has an open date Tuesday. Spartans host non league Healy Friday.
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Deerfield High
Deerfield
Spartans
David Meyers
Jim Horton
Chuck Newton
Rodney Wilcoxen
Healy
Grauberger
Graham
Hernandez
Vilacer
Moreland
Griffin
Horton
Johnson
Harria
Miller
Denton Berry
Novack
Mike Berry
Jackson
Dewton
Olive
Zlos
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Riegel
Portine Fuel
Wilco
Beda Beroa MT
High School Scores Across Kansas Leagues
West Central Kansas results include Garden City 57 over Russell 48 and Hays 57 over Pratt 47. Other scores report Great Bend 45 over Larned 38, Dodge City 55 over Liberal 49, Sublette 68 over Holcomb 48, and Johnson 55 over Lakin 41. In additional actions, Trurns include Scots 84 over Dighton 67 and Greenburg 76 over Cimarron 74.
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Garden City
Russell
Hays High
Pratt
Great Bend
Larned
Dodge City
Liberal
Sublette
Holcomb
Johnson
Lakin
Walsh
Colo
Elkhart
Satanta
Syracuse
Alan
Scott City
Tribune
Scots
Dighton
Jetmore
LaCrosse
Pawnea Heights
Ness City
Larks Triumph 68 48 Over Holcomb In Sublette Game
Sublette Highs Larks earned their second win of the 1969-70 season by defeating Holcomb 68 to 48. Sublette led 19-6 at one point and shot 53 percent from the floor while Holcomb managed 36 percent. key scorers included Mike Malone 22 and Dale Mills 12 for Sublette, Daryl Hahn 16 for Holcomb.
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HPC
Syracuse
Sublette
Larks
Holcomb
Longhorns
Boyd Funk
John Hays
Mike Malone
Allen Stoppel
Dale Mills
Jim Dearley
Ingalls dominates Bucklin 86 60 as Frack scores 41
Ingalls High led 19 14 at first break and 62 42 after three quarters before defeating Bucklin 86 60. Brent Frack poured in 41 points, second highest by a Southwest Kansas high schooler this season, with Steve Doll adding 19 and Dennis Eichenauer 12. Bucklin’s Reed, McCarty and Randle reached double digits in a non conference opener. Next, Ingalls visits Utica Tuesday.
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Brent Frack
Ingalls High Bulldogs
Don Fowler
Bucklin Red Aces
Fowler
Bulldog
Ness City High
Cagers
Bulldogs
Brack
Kansas
Steven Doll
Dennis Eichenauver
Bucklin
David Reed
Frack
Hichenauer Godinentok
Bucklin Randle
Reed
Hensley
McCarty
Scheib
Scott pRaeie
Sucklim Issas
Skidmore scores 51 as Jays fall short in league tilt
Cimarron star Gary Skidmore poured in 51 points for the Bluejays, with 21 field goals and nine free throws, but Greensburg edged Cimarron 76 74 in Iroquois League play. Nearby, Brent Frack of Ingalls High tallied 41 and led the Bulldogs past Bucklin 86 60 in a non league game.
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Montezuma
Ingalls
Bucklin
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Mullinville
Ensign
Moscow
Kendall
Hooker
Okla
Rolla
Greensburg
Cimarron
Protection
Minneola
Southwestern Heights
Hugoton
Coldwater
Ashland
Meade
Fowler
Kinsley
Ulysses
Gary Skidmore
Bluejays
Gray County
Cager Wan
Brent Frack
Ingalls High
Bulldogs
Frack
Birkle Leads Late Week Bowling Action Across Leagues
Jerry Birkle rolled 237 for the high game and 592 for the top series for Western Motors at Gar den Howl as the Athletic League completed its 15th week of 1968-70. Alice Embree posted 200 high game and 514 top series for Cototnwood League. Martha Breit top scored with 194 and 482 for Meadowlark League. Nancy Derryberry led Coffee League with 181, while Kool Kittes posted best single game of 773 and Alley Debs anchored with 2 109 top team series.
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Jerry Birkle
Garden Howl
Athletic League
Western Motors
Stengel Oil
Alice Embree
Cototnwood
Smith Sand Co
Smith Sand
Martha Breit
Meadowlark League
Machine Supply
Western Motor Co
Nancy Derryberry
Coffee League
Southern Cal Jolts Colorado in season opener upset
Southern California Trojans upset 10th ranked Colorado 86-74 in Los Angeles to open the season. Freshmen Layton Crenshaw and Westphal teamed with veteran Don Crenshaw for 50 points. Layton led with 19, Crenshaw 18, Westphal 13 as USC pulled away with a 13-3 run in the second half. The Trojans next face Vanderbilt.
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Associated Press
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UCLA
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Alcindor
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Moe” Layton
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Tro
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Marshall
Santa Clara
Stanford
Duquesne
Jacrett Parham
Hill Zopt
Pittsburgh
Durham
Zopt
Miami
Lota
Pith
Ponte
Don Curenuma
Feeney Chiefs NL at 1968 Winter Meetings
The 1968 MLB winter meetings in San Francisco ended with Charles Feeney elected NL president and ongoing talks on league power restructuring. Substantial trades included Yankees to Oakland for Cater and Barton trade to San Diego, with Seattle sale conditions and a February deadline set for financial obligations.
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Charles “Chub” Feeney
National League
Seattle Pilots
San Francisco
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Kubn
Young Turks
Seattle
Fred Danz
Wheeler
Ers
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Southpanther
Downing
Frank Fernandez
Oakland
Danny Cater
Bob Barton
Bob Etheridge
Ron Herbel
San Diego
Frank Reberger
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University of Mississippi
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Coyotes Cup
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