Russell Eyes Second Victory in High School Cage Clash
Veteran coach Amos Mortis leads the Russell Broncos against Garden City Buffs at Ben Grimsley Gym tonight in a West Central Kansas League opener. The Broncos, 6-5 standout Joe Eugene Valentine and 18 players strong, seek a second straight win after a 67-61 victory over McPherson. Garden, under Dave Craft, fields juniors and seniors led by Bryce Roderick and Mike Collins as they chase their first WCKL win against Russell.
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Russell Broncos
Ben Grimsley Gym
Bronc
Joph Eugene Valentine
Morris
Kiwanis
Russell
Mike Cann
Freddie Mohl
John Simmons
Mike Anderson
Cann
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Mohl
Anderson
Bill Rome
Rome
Broncs
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Crew
Soph
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Brone
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Garden City High
Dave Craft
Buffs
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Garden
Dodge City
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Mike Collins
Bryce Roderick
Bie King
Gale Jones
AIT
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Terry Cleveland
Paul Walker
Scotty Davis
Letterman
Randy Bowling
Bob Hubert
Hubert
Emil Krug
Melvin Rupp
Seph
Ernie Garcia
WCKL
Champ Russell
Garden City High Buffs
Bill King
Collins
King
Jones
Cleveland
Walker
Annual Alibi Keg Meet heads into third round at Garden Bowl
The fifth annual Alibi Bowling Tourney runs five weekends at Garden Bowl with 48 men and 24 doubles pairs. Lists of leaders include Liston Eaton of Scott City, leading singles with 712 three-game total, and Liberal’s Carl Baker at 687. Doubles leaders are Gene Harper and Dec Beedles of Liberal with 1319, Scott Cillang pair close behind. Event spans five weekends, with finals Dec 23, prize awards for doubles and all events, and a high game of 255 by Baker in singles.
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la Crosse
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Scott City
Liston Eaton
Carl Baker
Gene Harper
Dec Beedles
Harper
Scott Cillang
George Hardarik
Gilbert Knipp
Baker
Juco Teams Clash In Ben Grimsley Gym
Scottsbluff Nebraska junior college, claiming its strongest squad, visits Ben Grimsley Gym to face Garden City Juco in a non league interstate showdown. The reserves meet Kendall Town Team at 6:30 p.m. in the preliminary. Scottsbluff’s 6-8 center Leroy South anchors the team.
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Cougars
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Juco
Kendall Town
Lamaar
Nebraskans
McCook
Nebra
Giant
Leroy
San Antonio
Tex
Billikens to Seek Revenge in Top Valley Clash
The Saint Louis Billikens, underdog against Kansas State, aim to rebound after an 84-59 loss to Ohio State amid student protests. Purdue visits Tulsa and Wichita, Cincinnati's Bearcats host George Washington, while Bradley, Abilene Christian, and West Texas Musketeers play at multiple sites as Valley teams chase early season momentum.
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Associated Press
John Benington
St. Louis
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Big Ten
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Boilermakers
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St Bonaventure 80 Villa Madonna 56 basketball result
East region action sees St Bonaventure defeat Villa Madonna 80 to 56. Mississippi State tops Louisiana Tech 80 61. Georgia Tech over SMU 73 58. Florida 80 Florida State 59. Georgia 85 over South Carolina 72. Notre Dame 101 over St Francis Pa 70. Pitt 66 over Kent State 58. Illinois 99 over Wash St Louis 55. New Mexico 9 Texas Tech 66. Tex A&I 8 Corpus Christi 67. Utah 995 Los Angeles State 66. San Jose 52. San Francisco 43 in OT. Juco Tournament first round results and semifinals tonight.
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Ewbank and Landry to Coach Senior Bowl Teams
MOBILE Ala AP Both of last years head coaches return as mentors of the North and South in the 14th annual Senior Bowl in Mobile January 5 Weeb Ewbank of the Baltimore Colts will head the Southerners for the fourth time and Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys will lead the Yanks
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Tresh Named AL Rookie of the Year for Yankees
Tom Tresh of the New York Yankees won the American League Rookie of the Year Award. He received 13 of 20 votes from the Baseball Writers Association. Tresh played 111 games at shortstop and 48 in left field, hit .286 with 94 runs and 93 RBIs, and belted 20 home runs. He is the son of former catcher Mike Tresh.
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Tony Kubek
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
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Lhe
Tom
San Francisco
Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Yankees
RBI
Roger Maris
Bobby Richardson
Bevan Swirls Sizzling 251 in League Bowl Action
In the 1962-63 season week, Jerry Bevan of Mobile Electronics rolled a 257 game and 591 series at Garden Bowl, highlighting the Men's division while others set season highs. Knoll Furniture led team games at 986, and Smith Sand Co. topped team series with 2,726 as results from multiple league matches are reported.
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Mobile Electronics
Athletic League
Bill Hull
Joe Collins
Mary Cross
Knoll Furniture
Sooner record sharpens as Sooners dominate SMU
Oklahoma breaks a school record with 96 points in a 96-83 win at SMU. The Big Eight matchup slate features Missouri and Arkansas clashing, Iowa State at Indiana, Kansas at Michigan State, and Nebraska hosting Air Force as conference teams duel across the intersec tions with a 10-13 start record.
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Associated Press
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Bob Vanatta
Oklahoma
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Sooners
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New York
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Joe Lapchick
Texas
Garden City Junior High to meet Dodge City clubs in triple-header
Garden City Junior High announces a Saturday triple-header at Dodge City with seventh, eighth, and ninth grade teams facing Dodge City clubs. Seventh graders start at 6 p.m. followed by eighth and ninth. Garden City ninths opened with a 32 28 loss to Sublette. Coaches Merle Altman Don Powell and Marine lead the squads.
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Garden
Sublette
Merle Altman
Royce Cleveland
Terry Percival
Danny Garnand
Kenny Becker
Duane Rauhut
Eigots
Don Powell
Hig
Gary Mahan
John Collier
Doug Robinson
Phil Rudd
George Carr
Marine
Tom Sheehy
Denny Kraus
Charles Reed
Dave Keller
Larry Pierce
Steve Smith
Lakin
Ulysses
Shrine squad revealed in West selections for 38th East West game
SAN FRANCISCO RP A balanced West squad for the 38th Shrine East West game to be played Dec 29 was announced by William H. Coffman. Coach Dan Devine will lead 24 players from 16 western schools with stars including Sonny Gibbs and Hugh Campbell. The group will train at Stanford and report on Dec 19.
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William H. Coffman
Dan Devine
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Mississippi River
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Sonny Gibbs
Hugh Campbell
Washington State
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Rice
Marvin Fleming
Utah
Conrad Hitchler
Steve Barnet
Oregon
Ron Snidow
Dave Costa
Lionel Aldridge
Utah State
Tom Hertz
Robert Burk
Baylor
Raymond Schoerke
SMU
Ray Mansfield
Washington
Jim Maples
Lasater and Dickenson Win Bowling Honors
Dale Dickenson and Clift Lasater led bowling honors as teams posted high scores at Garden Bowl and in the Yankee League. Dickenson posted a 606 series, Lasater a 244 game, with R.L. Crist Ranch and KGLD-TV achieving top team marks. Results include KGLD-TV 1,693 over Palmer Jewelry 1,510 and Rickman Body Shop 1,622 over Red's City Service 1,494, plus other league outcomes. Eddie Lynch a 284 game for Colorado Interstate Gas No. 2, with Clarence Burgess anchoring a 607 series for Rickman Body Shop, as Dust Bowlers and Farm Bureau squads earned top honors in their respective weeks.
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R.L. Crist Ranch
Clausie Senate
Dale Dickenson
Kgity Squad
R. L. Crist Ranch
Kgld-Tv
Palmer Jewelry
Rickman Body Shop
Red
Brett
R.L
Henkle
Eddie Lynch
Colorado Interstate Gas No. 2
Clarence Burgess
Rickman
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Eagles Lodge
IGA
Garden City Co-op
Conoco
CIG
Fisher
Farm Bureau
Dust Bowlers Women’s League
Freda Waller Wins First Annual Optimist Tree Tourney
Freda Waller topped the Garden Bowl event with a 662 pin total. She led Patterson Jewelers in the Tumbleweed League and won 540 scratch plus 122 handicap. Jim Zubeck second with 648 and Bob Mathews third with 626 in a one division, 120 bowler field.
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Garden Bowl
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Patterson Jewelers
Tumbleweed
Jim Zubeck
Henkle
Bob Mathews
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