Colby College Beats Garden City 94 61 on Road
Colby Junior College handed Garden City a 94 to 61 loss as Wiley and Doesty led Colby with 24 and 25 points. Garden State guard Hemmert added 11 as the Busters fall to 1-8 while Colby improves. Garden coach Channell remains optimistic despite tough schedule.
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Knight Lets Guard Down Hoosiers Fall To Kentucky
Indiana coach Knight hoped to stop Kentucky inside but the Wildcats guards Shidler and Johnson combined for 40 points. Rick Robey and Mike Phillips were held to six by Indiana as Kentucky built a large halftime edge and won 66-51. Kent Benson led Indiana with 21. Elsewhere Michigan routed Vanderbilt and Marquette, North Carolina, Louisville, and Southern Illinois won as well.
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College Scores Reported By The Associated Press
A compilation of college basketball results lists Brandeis over Trinity 87 68 Dominican 88 over Yeshiva 65 Holy Cross 123 over Buffalo 89 Rutgers 97 over Lehigh 83 Seton Hall 104 over Canisius 76 Swarthmore 67 Ursinus 52 Villanova 69 American U 60 SOUTH Alcorn St 113 over Paul Quinn 58 Appalachian 71 over Davidson 53 Austin Peay 1 over Old Dominion 6 OT Dayton 76 over E Kentucky 69 Louisiana St 100 over Samford 89 Louisville 8 Michigan 97 over Vanderbilt 75 Mississippi 78 over South Dakota St 70 Mississippi St 76 over SW Louisiana 72 NW Louisiana 70 over Centenary Virginia St 105. MIDWEST Butler it Chicago Loyola 62 over Cent Michigan 90 Wittenders 6 Detroit 13 Oakland U 45 Mining St 7H Nollinois 76 over Iowa W. Bradley 77 Kansas 70 over Oral Roberts 69 Kentucky 68 over Indiana 5 Marquette 74 over W Michigan 53 Minnesota 96 over N Michigan 50 North Carolina 81 over Michigan St 58 San Jose St over Bull St 56 Dakota 47 S Dakota Tech S Winnis m8 NE Oklahoma St Wisconsin 68 DePaul 66 SOUTHWEST Long Beach St 64 over S Method ist 67 N Texas 7 Kansas St 3 Okla St 8 over W Texas St 76 Texas 6 FAR WEST Colorado 8 over Jacksonville 72 Idaho 8 Australia Nationals 1 New Mexico St 68 over Texas-El Paso 5 Oregon St 76 over Weber St 79 San Francisco 100 Houston over Stanford 8 Nevada-Reno 02
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Hawks Win Thrash Oral Roberts to Stay Unbeaten
Kansas State loses first game in four as Oral Roberts guard Anthony Roberts scores 35 in a 79-69 Kansas win at Lawrence. Kansas State drops 87-83 at Denton to North Texas State after leading by 15. Oklahoma State edges West Texas State 81-76, Colorado past Jacksonville 89-72.
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Raiders Rally Past Bengals in 35 20 Win
Ken Stabler threw four touchdowns and 228 rushing yards from backs powered the Raiders to a 35 20 victory over Cincinnati at Oakland Coliseum. Stabler completed 16 of 20 for 217 yards as Oakland clinched home field. Cincinnati quarterback Ken Anderson threw 281 yards with three picks.
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Iowa State left out of bowls despite high offense
At a Big Eight coaches meeting, Iowa State coach Earle Bruce blasted bowl selections saying a great offense guarantees nothing. Bruce noted ISU’s 8-3 season with the No 2 offense, 439 yards per game, yet no bowl invitation. Nebraska’s late win sent Nebraska to Bluebonnet, not ISU.
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Pittsburg State dominates District 10 NAIA all star picks
Pittsburg State places four players on the All-District 10 NAIA team as coaches select the squad representing Kansas conferences and independents. Ron Daerr of Friends earns coach of the year honors.
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Eric Herman
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Steve Finesilver
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Dale Russell
Bethel
Jack Taylor
Ottawa
Garden City Girls Dominate Great Bend In Season Opener
Garden City High School girls basketball opened with a 57 17 victory over Great Bend. Sharon Doll led with 15 points, Leslie Dodd 12, and Dodd also topped rebounds. Garden City shot 29 percent while Great Bend hit 5 percent as Garden out rebounded 49 21. Great Bend free throws kept them in the game, 13 27 for 48 percent to Garden City 11 15 for 78 percent. jayvees also won 25 21. next up the Holcomb jayvees and Sublette varsity this Friday.
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