Shearmire and Philbrick Lead Ken Play Night
Ray Shearmire of Gano Horace Grain and Ronnie Philbrick of Scott City Air Service posted top marks as Wheatbelt League games wrapped week 15 at Garden Bowl. Gano Horace claimed best team game 1 002 and top team series 2 783 while Scott City Air Service leveled results 3 1 over Michaelson Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shearmire
Gano- Horace Grain
Garden Bowl
Wheatbelt
Ronnie Philbrick
Scott City Air Service
Gano- Horace
Gano-Horace
Dillon
Elliott Printers
Rickman Body Shop
Swift
State Highway Dept
Earl's 66
Michaelson Construction
Eastside Iron and Metal
Smith Land
Beverly Wasinger
Downing’s
Sunflower Women’s League
Earl's 66 Service
Gene Austin
Ideal Foodstore
Hapes Truck Line
Downing's
Laughlin Electric
Horn
Cage
Buffalo Mills
Red
Cities
West
Ed Porter Lumber Co
Mulligan’s Cafe
Jays Sweep Past Fowler in Non-conference Battle
Cimarron Bluejays defeated Fowler 63-40 in a non-conference boys basketball game. Wes Koehn led with 28 points and 17 rebounds, while Larry Addison added nine points in limited action. Fowler struggled from the line, converting 10 of 24 free throws as Cimarron improved to 2-0 and prepares to host Ashland Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
Bluejays
Fowler
Jays
Wes Koehn
Koehn
Non-League Victory for Lakin Over Holcomb in HPC Clash
Lakin Broncs overwhelmed Holcomb 48 to 35 in a non league meeting fueling a rematch in Lakin on Jan 24. Brad Welch led Lakin with 16 points and 12 rebounds as the Broncs shot 50 percent from the field and held Holcomb to 26 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomb
Lakin
Broncos
High Plains
HPC
Kearny County
Longhorns
Broncs
Hol
Deerfield Edges Coolidge In Late WAVL Thriller
Deerfield fell 53 51 to Coolidge in a final minute WAVL basketball thriller. Gary Novack tied it at 51 51 with 45 seconds left before Pat Barrett scored the winner for Coolidge with two seconds remaining. Brown 22 and Holdren 21 led Deerfield while Novark 19 and Scheuerman 12 paced Deerfield. Coolidge shot 35 percent to Deerfield 38 percent, and both teams relied on a small rotation past midgame. Deerfield now 0 2 hosts Rolla. Coolidge 1 1 at Manter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Deerfield
Gary Novack
Dale Holdren
Pat Barrett
Witners
Ken Brown
Holdren
Gary Novak
Scheuerman
Johnny Cox
Don Hatcher
Weekend High Plains sports slate schedule roundup
Garden City Junior College travels to Northeastern Colorado JC in Sterling while Holcomb visits Satanta and Garden City High hosts Colby. Dodge City hosts eighth ninth grade double header at Nish School Gym. All-American Red Heads meet Kearney County Jaycees at Lakin at 7:30 p.m. MST. Benefit baseball program game. Amateur boxing card at Ben Grimsley Gym begins 8:30 p.m. with 10 bouts or more. Garden City, Liberal, and Dodge City bowlers compete at Garden Bowl and Plaza Bowl in Dodge City as state BPAA tourney actions unfold. Continuous weekly bowling events and alibi tournaments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Junior College
Northeastern Colorado JC
Sterling
Holcomp
Satanta
Wyaen
Garden City High
Colby
Garden City Junior High
Dodge City
Nish
Red Heads
Kearsy County Jaycees
Lakin
Ben Grimsley Gym
Garden City
Liberal
Garden Bowl
Bowling Proprietors Assn. of America
Plaza Bowl
Kansas
Warren Hotel
Civic Center
Housewives
Bt. Mary
Bt. Mary's
Satan
Buffs and Birds Up for Sale by State Agencies
Buffalo from state herds are for sale this fall to balance forage. Most animals sit in the refuge south of Garden City, aged as long yearlings and priced at 150 dollars each. Peafowls from the Meade game farm cost 10 dollars each or 7.50 for two or more. Interested buyers should contact the Kansas State Forestry Fish and Game Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Game Division
Kansas State Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Garden City
Meade
Boxing Card Highlighting Local Amateurs at Grimsley Gym
Amateur boxing takes center stage at Ben Grimsley Gym tonight with at least ten fights starting at 8:30 p.m. featuring boxers from Garden City Liberal and Dodge City. Profits benefit the local amateur program run by Art Wilson. Harold Wilson of Dodge City, a 135 pounder and 1959 National Golden Gloves semi finalist in Chicago, is among the top fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Grimsley Gym
Garden City
Liberal
Dodge City
Art Wilson
Garden City Jaycees
Harold Wilson
Chicago
Larks Defeat Kinsley in Nonleague Clash 50 to 35
Sublette used a 21 point third period to pull away after a tied 16-16 halftime. Larry Wall and Haskell Wright each scored 19 for Sublette, while Kenny Gaines led Kinsley with 14 points and 9 rebounds. Sublette improves to 1-1 and travels to Holcomb next Friday in a non-league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
Kinsley
Coyotes
Larks
Larry
Pete) Wall
Haskell Wright
Sublett
Hall
Lloyd McLain
Kenny Gaines
G-T
Phillips
Randall Stapleton
Holcomb
Weta Wo High Plains
Street Sweeper column announces auctions and staff changes
The column notes auctions planned in San Luis Valley and New Mexico, introduces Mrs. Don Blake in the office, invites visitors for Real Estate Insurance and Auction help, and mentions Alaska reciprocity issues prompting a Denver examination for the author and Jesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis
Green
Valley
New Mexico
Don Blake
Colorado Real Estate Commission
Kansas
Jesse
Denver
Blake
Dean
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Philbrick
Cemabaron
Davin
Bears
Burgine
Leatherwood Ddieon
Tomken
Newsom
Wehkam
Whitesell
Topals
Dabbs
Boydeb
Young
Ogi Middleswert
Chance
Hill
Rock
Dowell
Cimarron Fowler
Stanford
Darrell Sutherland
Philadelphia Phi
Comb
Ken Dearly
Sublette High
Lance Nichols
Cliff Burrows
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Brad Welch
Dave Vincent
Longhorn
Wayne Thompson
John Katz
Buster Adams
Jack Johnson
Marvin Cox
Johnson
Nolcome — Thompson
Baler
Katz
Adama
Barnest
Brown
Ene Moestag
Tolala
Woolcomb
T W
Ag i
Berry
Prancia
Seheuerman
G. Novark
Brubeck
Kue- Bee Ote
T. Cox
Coolidge—Brown
Helfrich
Barrett
Tfoldren
Hatcher
Deerfeld
Sports Slate
Garden City Telegram
Ve — Watt
Metts McLain
Wright
Messerly
Gil
Powell
Orth Pay
Winter
Telegram
Conrardy Plumbing
Jease
Lan
Jack McVicker
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