Hartman Predicts Big Eight Surprise For Kansas State
Kansas State coach Jack Hartman enters his second year optimistic about a revived lineup. Five starters return including Mitchell Hall and Zender with Beard and Kruger as guards. The Wildcats aim for a higher finish, leveraging speed, depth, and experience as they split early games in the BYU Time Zone Tournament.
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Mizzou Alone Is Unbeaten in Big Eight
Missouri remains the only unbeaten Big Eight team, ready to face Montana State in Columbia. The Tigers beat Arkansas 74-73 as John Brown scored 26 while Kansas faded after a Kentucky loss. Kansas State beat College of the Pacific 80-75, and Oklahoma, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, and Colorado also lost or played tough games as the circuit grid rotated.
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Steve Keller Named to State's Best Football Team
Steve Keller, Garden City High senior end, earned first-team all-state honors on the Wichita Eagle-Beacon all-state football team for 1971. The list honors Kansas’ top high school players across classes, reflecting the paper's selection of the cream of the state's talent.
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Garden City prep and college sports schedule results
Garden City teams head to Kansa s venues for a pair of dual meets at Colby and Liberal with varsity and junior high programs competing. Garden City Junior College visits Colby for a dual meet at 7 30 PM while junior high action features a Liberal double header at 3 15 PM. Memphis State coach Billy Murphy named MVC coach of the year after guiding the Tigers to the conference title and Pasadena Bowl berth. voting also nods to Corso Drake and Seaman among others.
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Louisville
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Wichita State
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Lamar
Dawsons Tribe Clash with Brodie Bunch Tonight
San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs meet in a key NFL tilt as John Brodie and Len Dawson, both veterans, lead their teams toward playoff position. San Francisco trails Los Angeles for the NFC berth while Kansas City vies with Oakland in the AFC West. Stram praises Dawson despite late-season struggles. both teams rely on experienced receiving corps and stout defenses as the game shapes the playoff race.
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Kansas Jayhawks Swim Relays Win Big Eight Title
In Columbia Massachusetts, the Kansas Jayhawks clinched the Big Eight relay title with 110 points after Oklahoma was disqualified in the 20 yard freestyle relay for premature start by Jim Cook. Kansas earned 14 points from the disqualification and led the meet.
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Buster Mat Crew Edges Lamar in Home Wrestling Meet
Garden City Junior College hosts Lamar in a 414 decision to open its home wrestling season. Forfeits cost GC 3 matches, but wins by Nelson, Chilgens, and Spewarth boosted the Busters with Spewarth posting the fastest pin in the late first period. Still undefeated GC wrestlers include Randolph, Childers, Slater, and Lam.
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Bethany Swedes Win Mineral Water Bowl Over Missouri Valley
Excelsior Springs Missouri AP Bethany College Swedes achieved their first postseason bowl appearance by defeating Missouri Valley 17 to 14 in the Mineral Water Bowl on Saturday.
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Hounds Team to Beat In Juco Eastern Loop
Gary Karr reports Fort Scott Greyhounds enter Jayhawk Juco Conference action as Eastern Division favorite after winning the Jayhawk Juco Classic 91 86 over Neosho County. MVP Ron Williams scored 37 in the final. Arkansas City star Rick Marsden named to watch. Barton County coach Nagy touts depth and pace as teams prepare for opening league games.
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Busy Basketball Night Tomorrow in Telegram Area
A busy Tuesday night features Telegram area high schools Garden City High Kendall Sublette and 13 others with games. Syracuse visits Tribune Ulysses goes to Lakin Copeland plays Moscow Inwails faces Deerfield Scots hosts Sharon Springs Dighton hosts Ramsom Scott City at Hugoton Johnson at Elkhart Santa ana at Hooker Holcomb hosts Cimarron Sears opens tonight till 8 30 Adv
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Underdog Dakota Beats Northwestern Oklahoma State in Boot Hill Bowl
In Dodge City Kansas Dakota State of Madison South Dakota outplayed Northwestern Oklahoma State to win the Boot Hill Bowl 23-20. Quarterback Daryl Fletcher passed for 80 yards to Darwin Robinson and rushed 35 yards for a TD. Ron Lee scored twice for Northwestern.
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Lakin Girls Capture HPC Basketball Crown at Johnson
Lakin, the third seed, won the inaugural High Plains Conference girls tournament in Johnson, defeating top seed Syracuse 32-31 in the final. Elkhart edged Satanta 38-36 for third place as fans packed the final night double-header.
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Buffaloes endure rough opening at Lamar Invitational
Garden City High finished fourth of four at the Lanvar Invitational in Lamar Colorado. Burlington dominated with 81 points while Lamar totaled 59 and Pueblo East 57 percent. Garden City had eight of 24 matches, with two pins and six decisions, and several runner up and third place finishes across weight classes.
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Ellison Breaks NFL Record With 247 Yards In Rams Win
Los Angeles back Willie Ellison ran 80 yards for a first quarter TD and totaled a record 247 yards on 26 carries as the Rams beat New Orleans 45-28. Travis Williams added a 105-yard kickoff return, while Roman Gabriel threw three TD passes. Other NFL results include San Diego, New England, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Atlanta, Houston, Washington, Denver, Green Bay, Baltimore wins and a Cowboys Jets blowout.
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