Garden City Buffs Rally Past Russell In West Central Clash
Garden City High School’s Buffaloes defeated Russell 60 56 in a feverish West Central Kansas League opener. Garden trailed most of the night but sparked by Marvin Wilson and Stark Nelson late, surged ahead to seal the win as Russell misfired on crucial late free throws and turnovers.
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GREER
Garden City High
Curt Shipley
Buffaloes
Russell
Brones
Buffs
Hays St. Joseph
Liberal
Sacred Heart High
Salina
Mark Nelson
Marvin Wilson
Seph Stark Selson
Stark Nelson
Broncs
Buff
Dumler
Talley
Steve Lobdell
Buffs Split Preliminary Tilts With Russell
Garden City High divided two preliminary basketball games with Russell, winning the B-team contest 49-31 and losing the sophomore game 50-39. The B-team, coached by Don Winger, sits at 1-2. sophomores coached by Clark Edwards dropped their opener at Liberal 38-36. Both squads meet again Tuesday in a Dodge City triple header.
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Russell
Buffaloes
Don Winger
Garden
Hays St. Joseph
Liberal
Clark Edwards
Buff Soph
St. Joe
Dodge City High
Garden City Beats Russell 4-Point Basketball Thriller
Garden City defeated Russell 4 points as field goal accuracy favored Garden City 39 percent to Russell 33 percent overall. Key players included Bayer with 17 points and eight rebounds, Stark Nelson 9 points, and Lindy Thompson leading Russell with 17 points and 12 rebounds. Garden out-rebounded 20-33 and had six turnovers to Russell’s 12. Next game at Dodge City follows.
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Russell
Lindy Thompson
Boone
Thompson
Garden City
Buffaloes
Bussell
Broncs
Ron Talley
Stark Nelson
Russell Sank
Greg _ Boxberger
Hal Dumter
Mike Bayer
Marvin Wilson
Bayer
Lee Valentine
Hawked
Garcen
Asaists
Jeff
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St. Jon
Liberal
Fouts
Duckets
Talley
Dodge City
Dodge
Red Demons
Trojans Rally Past Lakin 51-39 In High Plains Clash
Johnson High Trojans beat Lakin 51-39 in a non league matchup. Johnson led 11-3 22-11 35-24 at halftime, shot 29 percent to Lakin 24 percent, and held an 11-13 turnover edge. Freshman and junior results noted with multiple scorers and box totals.
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Secord
Johnson High
Bob Ogletree
Lakin
High Plains
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Leon
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Fernie
Charles Meyer
Fernie « Espinosa
Tommy Tucker
Monte Mauls Vikings 51 37 in non conference win
Montezuma High crushed Copeland 57-37 in a Friday night non conference game. Monte led 10-9 and 22-17 at breaks and opened the second half with a scoring surge. Montezuma shot 62 percent in the second half while Copeland struggled at the line. Preliminary: Montezuma also won the B team 54-24.
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Tribune Edges Scott City In Tight 39 36 Victory
Tribune High's Jackrabbits narrowly defeated Scott City 39 to 36 in a defensive game. Tribune led 16-6 at first, 20-16 at half, and 22-6 in rebounds despite 22 turnovers to Scott's nine. Nutt led Tribune with 15 points, Schniederhawked 10 rebounds, and Harris had 9. Scott's Unrein scored 12 with 6 free throws. Next, Tribune visits Syracuse while Scott hosts Scott next Friday.
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Pat Carter
Mel Nuss
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Carter
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Mike Pellant
Russell
Stan Cropp
Neil Farmer
Leon Wells
David Mahan
Mike Bender
Cropp
Mahan
Greg Shearmire
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Scott City
Western Kansas Education Assa
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Dighton
Johnson
Rabbits
Chuck Nutt
Brad Schnieder
Clark Harris
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Scholtfeld
Ethweider
Nutt
Brunswiz
Daniels
Bcott City — Stoppel
Blickenstaff
Unrein
Binns
Kogter
West
O’neal
Leoti Indians Rally Past Dighton 65-36 in Kansas clash
Leoti High’s Indians overwhelmed Dighton 65-36 in a Western Kansas Education Assn game. Rex Whalen led with 23 points, Wilbur added 19, Campos 8, while Dighton struggled from the field and fouled 22 times. Dighton won the preliminary BI game 55-52. Next, Leoti plays Scott City, and Dighton visits Ransom.
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Western Kansas Education Assn
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Leofi
Mark Scott
Scott City
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Hornets
Rex Whalen
Leon
Wilbur
Roxy Campos
Herman
Brent Dutoit
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Ante
Ransom Tuesay
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Barr
Oldham
Major Whalen
Algiene
Whitter Tals
McCracken Makes Mackin? No, McCracken Rolls Over Shallow Water
McCracken High School Mustangs defeated Shallow Water 90 to 52 in a non conference game. Four Mustangs reached double figures led by Doug Whitis and Rich Higgins with 18 points each. Koehn paced Shallow Water with 22 points as Wheeler added 13 and Beaton 10. Shallow Water drops to 2-6-4-10 on the season while McCracken improves to 1-1. Preliminary B-team also won 85-26.
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Shallow Water
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Doug Whitis
Rich Higgins
Lance Morgan
Donnie Schuckman
Koehn
Wheeler
Beaton
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Whitis
Iggzina
Tomlingon
Black
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Wetzel
Davenport
Myron Schuckman
Kendall Falls To Healy In Western Valley League Tilt
Kendall Beese scores 24 as Kendall drops 69 59 to Healy. Healy edges ahead 33 29 at half and 52 43 after three. Johnson 17 for Healy, Jennison 31, Mayhill 13 for Kendall, Mayhill and Pieratt lead Kendall girls win 50 40 earlier. Next up Kendall at Moscow then Shallow Water.
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John Mayhill
Mike Maine
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Johnson
Coolidge
Joyce Pieratt
M. Brown
Moscow
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Ingalls Falls to Lewis in Low Scoring Non Conference Game
Ingalls High Bulldogs lose 45 32 at home to Lewis Spartans in a cold shooting night. Brent Frack leads Ingalls with 10 points while Bruce Gatterman scores 11 for Lewis. Preliminary B team won 38 37. Next hosts Cimarron in non league clash.
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Mary
Spearville
Brent Frack
Greg Meng
Ken Penner
Bill LaVette
Bruce Gatterman
Spartans
Gray County
Cimarron
High School Scores Roundup of Local Games
Hays 62 Bratt 51 Garden City 60 Russell 66 Larned 42 Great Bend 33 Montezuma 57 Copeland 37 Johnson 51 Lakin McCracken 9 Shallow Water 52 Coldwater 56 Ashland 69 Healy 59 Dodge City St Mary 64 Hutch Central Christian 29 Leod 85 Dighton 36 Grinnell 70 Sharon Springs 42 Lewis 45 Ingalls 32 Cimarron 59 V Greebsburs 55 Deerfield 63 Fort Dodge 32 Utica 78 Sonedee 50 Mullinville 69 Huelgn Holcomb 48 Ulysses 58 Kinsler 39 Scott City southwestern Heights Meade
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Swearengen Leads Garden City Juco In scoring and rebounding
Randy Swearengen a 6-6 freshman post for Garden City Junior College tops the Busters in scoring with 63 points across five games and averages 12.6 per game while grabbing 49 rebounds. Alfred Campbell trails as the second leading scorer with 48 points and 11 rebounds in Borger and Big Spring battles.
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Berger
Alfred Campbell
Hoxie
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Garden City High
Tonkawa
Okla
Borger
Lloyd Jones
Phillipsburg
Campbell
North Platte Faces Winless Garden City Juco Tonight
North Platte Nebraska aims to break a 0-3 start in the 1988-69 pre-season Nebraska Juco Conference tourney. The Knights, hampered by flu and lineup shuffles under new coach Dick Kim, lost to Norfolk 85-72 and Scottsbluff 100-80, then 92-85 at home to Kearney State JV. Expected starter center Joseph Jim Jackson is 6-2 14, with Shedrick Bell scoring about 17 per game.
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Fairbury
Norfolk
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Dick Kim
Pittsburg
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Denver
Cole
Shedrick Bell
Bronx
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Roy Hunter
Omaha
Bill Pile
Harrisburg
Freddie Jones
Battle Creek
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Spartans Rally Past Bulldogs 63 32 in Nonconference Win
Deerfield High defeated Ford 63 to 32 to move to 1-1 under new coach Bob Reed. Marc Miller led with 13 points, Roy Graham added nine, while Deerfield limited Ford to 17 percent shooting and nine fouls. Burns led Ford with 11 points as Riegal and Steel added nine and eight. Preliminary B team won 40-34. Next, Deerfield hosts Shallow Water Tuesday.
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Spartans
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Copeland
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Roy Graham
Terry Butler
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Pat Griffin
Ulysses Grabs Loop Decision
Ulysses High beat Kingsley 58-51 in a Southwest Kansas League basketball opener led by Lynn Hall with 16 points. Ulysses trailed early but surged in the third quarter 19-9 to pull away, with Ward and Hall adding key scores while Kingsley’s Gleason and Young topped their side. B-team also won 51-42. next games at Hooker and Lakin are non league.
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Ulysses High
Kinsley
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Dale Cole
Inter- Mission
Coyotey
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Bob Ward
John Hall
Joe Gleason
Young
Hooker
Okla
Lakin
Holcomb Wins Wild 3 Overtimes Over Sublette 48 47
In a non league battle Holcomb High beat Sublette 48 47 after three overtimes. Key moments include Hayes free throws late in the third extra frame and James Blackburn’s 1 1 free throws with five seconds left in the third OT. Sublette led early and tallied 68 free throws total as six players fouled out.
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Holcomb
James Blackburn
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Darrell Hahn
Hayes
Mike Romeo
Melvin Webb
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