Holcomb Tops Lakin In Narrow Nonleague Win
Holcomb built a strong final period to defeat Lakin 62 to 45 in a non-conference boys basketball clash. Holcomb's Dick Baier led with 19, Allen Stegman 14 and Wayne Thompson 13, while Lakin's Fred Ainschutz had 12 and Don Dahl 9. The game opened Lakin’s season, with Holcomb improving to 2-0.
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Holcomb
Longhorns
Lakin Broncs
High Plains
Leo Eck
Rugged Satanta
Lakin
Cliff Burrows
Lakin High
Fred Ainschutz
Don Dahl
Dick Baier
Holcom
Allen Stegman
Wayne Thompson
Gary
Bobcats dominate Indians 72 to 9 in league clash
Kendall's Bobcats overwhelmed Pierceville 72-9 as Pierceville fielded a small squad of seven players. Kendall led 31-0 in the final period, with Kendall scoring 31 field goals and 10 of 20 free throws. Danny Buck led Kendall with 13 points, Danny Fury 12, Tope and Bontrager 10 each, Cronin top Pierceville with five. Preliminary Kendall girls beat Pierceville 30-22 led by Jury's 16.
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Pierceville
Xendall
Bobcats
Earl Humphries
Burl Dowell
Kendall
Jack Horn
Danny Buck
Danny Fury
John “Tope
Darrell Bontrager
Louis Cronin
Piercevite
Marvin James
Roger. Stillwell
Darlene Jury
Karen Ven
John
Kendall — Bontrager
B. Buck
Brown
Jury
Mauna
Helms
Buck
Slate A
Reynoldia
Tope
Totalad
St. Marys to Host Lakin in Mon. Basketball Double-Header
St Marys School welcomes Lakin for a Monday night basketball double-header at St Marys Center. Seventh grade tips at 7 30 p m CST, followed by the eighth grade. Lakin won both earlier meetings at Lakin on November 27 with tight margins.
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St. Mary’s School
St. Mary's Center
Lakin
St. Mary
Rolla Pirates swarm Satanta in non league tilt
Rolla Pirates, independent after leaving the High Plains Conference, defeated Satanta 54 to 37. Randy Bane led Rolla with 16 points, Dave Stout 14, Bobby Niles 13 as Satanta struggled with 25 fouls and five fewer starters. Satanta’s Mike Blair topped them with 14 points.
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Satanta
Rolla
Pirates
Neill C. Hays
Randy Bane
Dave Stout
Bobby Niles
Mike Blair
Voeckerling
Wayne Claasen
Holcomb
Hugoton
Keyes
Okla
Rolla — Bane
Willtan S50
Stout
Niles
Banker
Hornets Grab Second Win In One-Sided Dighton Rally
Dighton High School Hornets opened WKEA League play with a 63 to 28 victory over Jetmore Longhorns. Harry Thomas led Dighton with 24 points, Porter and Hemel added 14 each, while Jetmore freshman Denny Jones had 4. Hornets led 36 to 8 at halftime as they hit 26 field goals to Jetmore’s 21.
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Dighton
Hornets
Scott City
Jerrord Longhorns
Harry Thomas
Sammy Porter
Rikki Hemel
Denny Jones
Jetmore
Garron Jardigan
Longhorns
Jetmmore
Leotl
Rozel
Quarterbacks to See KUMU Freshman Film
Two Garden City High School players from the 1961 winning team will attend a Monday film session for the Quarterback Club to view KU Missouri freshman game highlights. KU’s Mike Johnson and Rich Masoner, noted backfield performers, headline the KU fresh team in the featured film. The meeting starts at noon at the Warren Hotel.
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Garden City High
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
KU Fresh
Mike Johnson
Rich Masoner
Warren Hotel
Oregon State Cagers Miss Terry Baker in Seattle Loss
Oregon State Beavers lost 60-58 to Seattle as 7-foot Mel Counts scored 31 points but lacked support due to Terry Baker’s football duties. Counts led OSU, while Colorado and Marquette won easily and other teams rallied in college hoops action.
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Oregon State
Terry Baker
Seattle
Beavers
Amory
Charlie Wilamy
Baker
Villanova
Philadelphia
Counts
Colorado
Marquette
Butler
Tulsa
Creighton
Nick Workman
Seton Hall
NYU
Barry Kramer
Walt Hazzard
Ken Charlton
UCLA
Warriors
Texas Western
Dave Erickson
John Stone
College hoops action from Garden City slate highlights
Butler edged Michigan 70 69 as Billy Buntin was charged with goaltending on a late Williams shot. Tulsa defeated Purdue 73 65 while Creighton rallied 14 straight in a 52 34 win over St John s New York. Workman sits third in scoring and Utah s Billy McGill Holy Cross loom. NYU s eight man squad upset Georgetown 85 85 in an opening frame. USC beat Meiji in Hawaii 130 71 Oklahoma City topped BYU 79 71 Centenary beat TCU 64 61 Utah State downed Montana State 79 72 Boston Univ edged Rutgers 90 88 in OT.
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Butler
Michigan
Billy Buntin
Jerry Williams
James King
Tulsa
Purdue
Creighton
St. John’s
N.Y
Workman
Utah
Billy McGil
Holy Cross
Jack Foley
Loyola of Baltimore
Kramer
NYU
Happy Hairston
Clem Gaillard
Tom Boose
Don Blaha
Georgetown
Violets
Southern California
Meiji Univ
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Brigham Young
Centenary
TCU
Utah State
Montana State
Boston University
Rutgers
Lincoln High star George Saimes earns letters in four sports
Michigan State football captain George Saimes, from Lincoln High in Canton Ohio, earned four letters in track, two in basketball and two in football, highlighting his multi sport varsity career.
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Michigan
George Saimes
Lincoln High
Canton
Ohio
Columnist laments anonymity amid holiday notices and real estate plugs
A writer reflects on syndication hopes and recognition as Dodie Hope offers to place a Red Cross memo for Blyshmobile's December 19 visit. He laments fame eluding him, mentions Polio Sunday and Metrecal, and ends with a sales pitch for real estate services at 107 East Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Boulevard.
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Drew Pearson
Ann Landers
Pogo
Barry Goldwater
Dodie Hope
Red Cross
Blyshmobile
Monkey Island
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Boulevard
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Gene Brown
Satnta
Sublette
Johnson
Holcomb—Baier
Thompson
Stegman
Bennett
Katz
Burch
Kevin Helcomb
Piedceville
L. Cronin
M. Cronin
Haband
James
Stillwell
Stubbleftaid
Humphries
Totals
Wendaull
Plorecoville
St. Mary's Cagers
Lakin Hero
Rolla Pirates
HPC
Big Rolla
Bob Faurot
Satanta — Blair
Conover
Webar
J. Brownlea
Roberts
Klinea Leathers
Weekerling
M. Brownlee
Totala
Rolla Satants
Nutmore
Cole
Jones
Gustin
Grant
McKibben
Kelly
Timken
Mayfield
Church
Tarman
Totole
Selmore
Kumu
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Garden City Telegram
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