Cimarron Highs Boys Roll to 80 56 Win Over Fowler
Cimarron High School boys and girls both improved to 2-0 on the season with Friday night wins over Fowler for the boys defeating Fowler 80 to 56. The Cimarron boys exploded for 32 points in the third period, continuing a pattern seen in last Tuesday's 33 point third period against Syracuse.
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Iroquois Girls and Cimarron Boys Face Off in Tight Contest
George Fowler led Cimarron with 23 points as the Bluejays posted an 80 56 win over the Goldbugs. Tracy Hamilton 18 and Steve Burns 11 supported. Cimarron shot 42 percent from the floor and 57 from the line while holding an 46 28 rebounding edge and committing 11 turnovers to 19. Liz Schartz led the girl Jays with 14 points along with Lacy 12 Wiens 10 and Schartz 11. Jays hit all 11 free throws, while Fowler was kept to no free throws.
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Hornets topple Leopards in Friday night clash
Dighton High School Hornets defeated LaCrosse Leopards 58 to 45 with senior scorers leading. David Jasper tallied 28 points for the Hornets, Gary Howard added 18, both in double figures. LaCrosse’s Thornton and Basgall reached 12 and 10 respectively.
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Dighton Girls Open Season with Big Victory Over LaCrosse
In the season opener Dighton’s girls dominated LaCrosse 39 to 26 as Jennifer House led with nine points. Teammates Teri Stanley and Shiela Conine added eight each, while LaCrosse’s scoring was led by Basgall and Thornton. Dighton’s boys also won, moving to 1-0 ahead of Tuesday’s road game against Grinnell while LaCrosse fell to 0-2.
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Garden City Recreation offers men's volleyball league
Garden City Recreation Commission begins a men's volleyball league starting in January. Interested teams must sign up by Friday December 19, paying $65 per team with an official roster. Rosters and signup forms are available at the Civic Center, phone 276 2362 for more information.
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Indians upset Sublette in Haskell County shootout
The Satanta Indians stunned Sublette 64-50 in a prep basketball clash to move to 1-1 after week one. Billy Day led Satanta with 16 points while Randy Tatro and Mike Wright added 15 and 11. Sublette’s Allen Thompson had 22 for the Larks who finished 1-1. Sublette won the girls game 42-32 as Jorja Trimpa led with 12.
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Deerfield keeps perfect start with 75 41 win over Copeland
Deerfield High School boys rout Copeland 75 41 to stay unbeaten in 1980 81 Kansas prep basketball. Mike Cruz leads Deerfield with 15 points, five others in double figures. Randy Josserand tops Copeland with 19 points and 12 rebounds. Girls win 42 25 behind Unruh 14 and Sponsel 11 as Deerfield hosts Houston next Tuesday.
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Beavers Beat Hoxie 60 43 In League Showdown
Scott City Beavers, led by Kent Geist and Gil Lewis, defeated Hoxie 60 to 43 in Northwest Kansas League play. Geist and Schlagech both scored 20, with Schlagech fouling out. Scott City improves to 2-0 and hosts Atwood next Tuesday.
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Hoxie, Scott City Scoring Totals From Street Meet
Hoxie and Scott City posted scoring by players with Hoxie hitting 19 percent shooting and 40 percent free throws while Scott City reached 47 percent on free throws. Hoxie players Kireivar 16 and Schlagech 20 led scoring. Scott City’s Geist 20 and Lewis 12 topped their side. Girls results show Stephens 8 and Weis 7 for Hoxie and Stark 10 and Doornbos 5 for Scott City with final totals 39 and 25 points respectively.
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Ski Trip to Keystone Feb 6 to 8
Mission will sponsor a Ski Trip to Keystone on February 6 7 and 8. The $105 per person fee covers two nights lodging at Orofino Condominiums three days of skiing and ski equipment rental. Participants must provide their own food and transport. A $50 deposit is due by December 30. Maximum 34 participants. For more information call Civic Center at 276-2362.
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Polish Olympian Stella Walsh killed in Cleveland shooting
Polish born Olympic track star Stella Walsh, 69, was fatally shot in Cleveland. No suspects or motive have been found. Walsh won gold in the 100 meters in 1932 and silver in 1936, remaining active in sports at the time.
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