Texans Throttle Busters 80-64 in non-conference clash
Borger Texas Garden City Junior College fell 80-64 to Frank Phillips JC of Borger in an interstate game. Garden, now 2-4 in its last six, relied on a short lineup as their tallest regular is under 6-2. Horger started a 6-4 6-3 6-8 6-3 6-0 rotation for Garden City.
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Borger
Tex
Garden City Junior College
Broacbusters
Frank Phillips
Berger
Garden
Texans
Horger
Emil Krug
Bob Krug
Richard Knight
Bob Brown
Heil
Shelton
Burns
Brown
Whaley
Emil Krong
Lee Hahs
Garden City
Jaco
The
Busters
Lamar
Colo
Top Bowling Night in Sportsman Loop Action
Louie Zirkle Jr led with a 242 game and Clinton Bulkley added a 560 series as Spor's 66 paced Garden Bowl in week 15 of 1965-66. Results feature multiple matches including Optimist Club over Gestenslager Drilling and Lynde Shamrock in the American League. Garden City JC and Frank Phillips JC notes follow with final tallies and player stats.
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Louie Zirkle Jr
Spor
Garden Bowl
Sportsman League
Clinton Bulkley
Optimist
Gestenslager
Oswalt Industries
Eagles Club
Spor’s
Dairy Queen
E&e
Garden National Bank
Moorman
A&w Root Beer
Schreiber Motors
Pepsi-Cola
A&a
Herman’s Body Shop
Behit
Felbein
Les Logan
Lynde Shamrock
Louie Zirkel Sr
Park Inn
Southwest
Burtis Motors
Merrill
Lynde Shamrock Service
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Thelma Kuehn
B&b
Prairie Belles League
Juniors Split Twin Bill In Cage Season Opener
Garden City Junior High opened the 1965 66 basketball season by splitting a twin bill with arch rival Dodge City. In the ninth grade Dodge won 33 21 while Garden took the eighth grade 27 12. Baum led Dodge with 11 points and Talley topped Garden with 9. Garden hosts Lakin Wednesday with ninth grade at 4 45 p m.
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Garden City Junior High
Dodge City
Dodge
Garden
Baum
Fralich
Keck
Ron Talley
Glen Brungardt
Baby Buffs
David Stephens
Davis DeRemus
Bill Holman
Don Powell
Lakin
Merle Altman
Liberal South
Satanta Defeats Halcomb 71-54 In Rough Conference Clash
Satanta Indians beat Halcomb 71 to 54 in a foul filled non conference game. Satanta led 18-7 39-21 and 56-35 as Perry Ross poured in 28 points, Ken Bowen 23, Kerry Bowen 12. Holcomb shot 36 percent and was burdened by 30 fouls while Satanta hit 55 percent from the floor and 23 of 35 free throws.
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Satanta
Indians
Halcomb
High Plains
Seasor
Fowler
Holcomb
Lakin
Perry Ross
Ken Bowen
Kerry Bowen
Longhorn
Terry Spangier
Bill Baier
Alan Rupp
Larry Davis
Stan Bowen
Syracuse
Hugoton
Satants
Rose
Bowen
Davis
Harlow
Tatra
Rattles
Cullison
Maturey
Bradley
Toro Sex McNutt
Eddie Jackson
Gary Gray
Jerry Lee Wells
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Loyola
Florida State
Tampa
Creighton
South Dakota
Ohio U
Northern
Ilinois
Morehead
Canisius
Western Kentucky
Campbellsville
North Carolina
Ohio State
Soph Larry Miller
Clemente Crowned NL Batting Champ
Roberto Clemente the Pittsburgh outfielder has been officially crowned the National League batting champion for the second straight year and third time in his 13-year big league career. The official averages released Sunday show Clemente batted .312 in 1965, finishing 11 points ahead of Hank Aaron in Milwaukee. Willie Mays of San Francisco, the league MVP, was third with a .317 mark.
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Cincinnati
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Carolina
Puerto Rico
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Colorado Captures Third Straight Win
Colorado, after losing Pat Frink to a knee injury, won their third straight by beating Northwestern 70-55 in Boulder. Bob Bauers scored 26 against Tulsa, with 20 more the previous game, helping the Buffaloes maintain an 8-3 Big Eight mark. Iowa State’s Bob Ziegler led with 29 points in a 56-52 loss to New Mexico, keeping the league near break-even. Nebraska and Kansas prepare for home games as the conference slate continues.
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Sex Walseth
Pat Frink
Buffaloes
Walseth
Boulder
Northwestern
Texas Tech
Tulsa
Bob Bauers
Joe Swank
Bauers
Iowa State
New Mexico
Ames
Bob Ziegler
Nebraska
Kansas
Oregon State
New Mexico State
Wichita
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Huskers
Wiscosin
Walt Wesley
Mike Dabich
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Southern Illinois
Randy Matson
John Beasley
Texas A&m
Southwest
Garden City High hosts Oakley in wrestling opener
Garden City High School hosts Oakley High in a home wrestling dual tonight with six exhibition matches at 6 30 p m and varsity bouts to follow. Also on the schedule are city recreation commission and YMCA meetings, bowling leagues at Garden Bowl, and junior college wrestling action at Garden City High gym against Lamar Colo JC at 7 30 p m.
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Garden City High
Buffs
Oakley High
City Recreation Commission
Abe Hubert
Warren Hotel
Garden City
YMCA
Garden City Co-op Center
Garden Bowl
Garden City Junior College
Broadcusters
Lamar
Colo
Lamarigs
Antelopea Faye
Garden City Juni
Lakin
Gamecocks Shock High Flying Duke
South Carolina stunned third ranked Duke 73-71 as Frank McGuire’s team opened with a 3-0 mark. Frank Stand ard’s late field goal capped a second-half comeback. students cut down nets in celebration after the upset.
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Gamecocks
Duke
Associated Press
South Carolina
Frank McGuire
McGuire
Blue Devils
Frank Standard
Michigan
Little Ball State
Bradley
New Mexico State
Cazzie Russell
Ila
Staubach Signs Dallas Optional Contract
The ex Navy quarterback Roger Staubach signed an NFL optional contract with Dallas on Monday. He cannot play for the Cowboys until at least four years, as he remains in naval service until June 1969. Tex Schramm said the agreement does not obligate him to leave the Navy, and Dallas wants him to play if he leaves. Staubach, a 1963 draftee, is currently at the Naval Academy and will report to the Naval Supply School in Athens, Georgia.
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Associated Press
Roger
Stubach
Navy
Dallas
Staubach
Annapolis
Cowboys
Naval Service
Tex Schramm
Kansas City
Naval Academy
Naval Supply School
Athens
Salter Becomes Fort Hays State Basketball Team Member
Steve Salter of Garden City joins Fort Hays State varsity basketball at 6-4 185 pounds. Tigers coach Chuck Brehm, former Dodge City coach Jaco. Salter lettered in football and basketball at Garden City High last year and made the all West Central Kansas League in basketball. He is the son of Garden City Jaco football coach and Mrs Homer Salter.
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Salter
FHS
Steve Salter
Garden City
Fort Hays
Tigers
Chuck Brehm
Dodge City Jaco
Garden City High
Garden City Jaco
Homer Salter
Kansas Freshmen Top Tigers 81-75 in Columbia
Kansas freshmen basketball held a 15 point first half lead and beat Missouri freshmen 81-75 in Columbia. Don Ross scored 25 points and JoJo White 23 for Kansas while John Duff led Missouri with 20 points and Booker Brown and Mick Couch had 14 each. Kansas shot 41 percent from the field to Missouri's 40 percent.
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Columbia, Mo
Kansas
Missouri
Don Ross
JoJo White
John Duff
Booker Brown
Mick Couch
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Quote attributed to Ruskin on stewardship of the earth urging responsible use for future generations and warning against unnecessary penalties or depriving heirs of benefits.
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Ruskin
Butt Matmen To Open Home Card Tonight
Garden City High hosts Oakley in a home dual meet opener with seven exhibition bouts at 6 30 p m followed by 12 varsity matches. Garden’s lineup features Plankenhorn Smith Slough Waldorf Reeve Brookover Ball and others. Oakley lists top wrestlers Wieland and Samuelson as threats.
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Garden City High
Bob Wilson
Buffaloes
Garden
Oakley High
Ronnie Plankenhorn
Roger Smith
Gary Slough
Oakley
David Wieland
Harley Samuelson
Leon Tresner
Jim Maxfield
Max Wasinger
Ron Wilson
Larry Oeding
Bob Williams
Rod Crotinger
Stewart Nelson
Ron Mills
John Lightner
Bill Taldo
Larry Richardson
Mary Scott Tops Play With 245 Game in League Night
Mary Scott of Scott City Honda posted a 245 game in the Jayhawker Mixed League at Garden Bowl, her 1st 225+ effort this season. Charlotte Yardley and Polly Kerr lead with 247s, while Barbara Haflinger and Maxine Bates have 246s. Scott also had a 579 series, ninth 575+ in sanctioned play. Charles Maerz led the men with a 209 single and 589 series. Dairy King of Lakin anchored team results as Mixers of Lakin led with 2,365.
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Mary Scott
Scott City Honda
Jayhawker
Charlotte Yardley
Polly Kerr
Barbara Haflinger
Maxine Bates
Mary
Jo Roots
Charles Maerz
Ray's Garage
Lakin
Wen
Dairy King of Lakin
Mixers of
S&e
Ray’s Garage
McCre-Kleeman
Chargers Threaten to Sack Team Statistics
NEW YORK AP San Diego threatens to claim all team statistics in the American Football League if tied by another team. The Chargers lead the league with 354.5 yards per game in total offense and are first in passing at 222.5 yards. They rank second in rushing at 132 yards, with Kansas City at 140.7. Sid Gillman’s squad also tops defense, allowing 230.4 yards per game, and leads pass and rushing defense with 145.6 and 82.3 yards respectively.
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New York
San Diego
Chargers
Kansas City
Sid Gillman
Sooner Grid Coach Quits in Coaching Shuffle
By BOB GRE Associated Press sports writer, Gomer Jones resigns at Oklahoma after a 3-7 season, amid rapid firings and hirings across major college programs. Dave Hart takes Pitt job. Town Blackman eyed Dartmouth. other open posts noted including Duke, Tulane and Navy connections. Hart signs three year deal. Wilkinson-era speculation persists amid a wave of post-season coaching moves.
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Bob Gre
Associated Press
Gomer Jones
Oklahoma
Dave Hart
Pitt
Jones
Hart
Navy
Dartmouth
Bob Blackman
John Michelosen
Tulane
Tommy O’boyle
Louisiana State
Micheloten
Carver
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Sooners
Ingalls Routs St Mary In Nonconference Hoop Test
Ingalls High downed Dodge City St Mary 79 to 59 in a nonconference basketball game. Archie Van Sickle led Ingalls with 25 points as the Bulldogs shot 56 percent and converted 25 of 32 free throws. Don Dome topped St Mary with 18 points while Leander Lampe added 16.
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Dodge City
Ingalls High
Dodge City St. Mary
St. Mary
Copeland
Ingalls
Ransom
Bulldogs
Crusader Pult St. Mary
Archie van Sickle
Larry Bond
J. D. Neufeld
Bill Korf
van Sickle
Neufeld
Don Dome
Leander Lampe
Bob George
Mike McGinley
Dennis Maxwell
Ingalls — Neufeld
Penner
Kort
Bond
Meng
Maxwell
Cessna
O'Brate
Barnes
Wendel
Valley guards roll past New Mexico State in big win
Unbeaten eighth ranked Bradley clipped New Mexico State 89 to 73 in Peoria while Tulsa outclassed South Dakota State by eight in Missouri Valley action. Valley stands 16 and 1 against outside foes, with Drake at Minnesota and North Texas at Baylor set for tonight. Bradley’s Joe Allen leads MVC scoring at 21.7 with 16 in this game, Dale Abshire next at 21.0.
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Associated Press
Bradley
New Mexico State
Peoria
Tulsa
South Dakota State
Missouri
Valley
Dale Abshire
North Texas
Bob Netolicky
Drake
Ron West
Cincinnati
Louisville
Westley
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Sutgutasone
Jim. van Valkenburg
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U. S. Senate
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