Casper Jucos rout Garden City in 83 71 nonconference win
Casper Junior College Thunderbirds upset Garden City Juco 83 to 71 in Casper Wyoming. The victory improves Casper to 2 4 on the season while Garden City drops to 3 3 on their road trip through Colorado Nebraska and Wyoming.
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Casper
Wyo
Casper Junior College Thunderbirds
Garden City Juco
Garden
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Broacbusters
Lamar
Colo
Powell
Buffalo Cagers Eye Third Win At Dodge Tonight
Garden City High seeks to extend its 1964 65 win streak with a trip to Dodge City for a West Central Kansas league test. Buffs coach Curt Shipley fields near equal starters, while Dodge relies on seniors and limited height. The game features a long rivalry and includes B team and sophomore games between the two schools.
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Garden City High
Curt Shipley
Buffs
Dodge City
Garden
Dodge
Liberal
WCKL
Russell
Marvin Marsh
Red Demon
Hugoton
GCHL
Scott City
Hays
Rec League Tilts Slated for December Schedule
Rec League announced first two nights of play with three games per evening starting Thursday December 17 at Ben Grimsley Gym and later Garfield Gym. Schedule includes Dicks Dalry Sublette Hamilton County Jaycees Kendall Scott City Hummer Radio Burtis Motors on Thursday and National Guard Aking Furniture Santa Fe Motors Best Seed Co Holcomb Garden City Jaycoal on Saturday with times 7 8 15 and 9 30 p.m.
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Herman Beringer
Ben Grimsley
Garfield Gym
Sponers
Beringer
Des
Dicks Dalry
Sublette
Hamilton County Jaycees
Kendall
Scott City
Hummer Radio and TV
Burtis Motors
National Guard
Aking Furniture
Santa Fe Motors of
Deerfield
Best Seed Co
Holcomb
Garden City Jay
College Scores By The Associated Press
Villanova 61 Princeton 60 Coast Guard 12 North Carolina 2 Kentucky 87 Tennessee 66 Georgia Tech 52 Clemson 90 The Citadel 75 LSU 83 Texas 75 Alabama 76 Florida State 73 Mississippi 88 Centenary 7 Midwest Michigan 71 Missouri 61 Indiana 87 Oklahoma 89 Bradley 76 Murray State 61 Kansas State 61 Nebraska 74 South Dakota 0 Ohio State 71 Houston 69 Arizona 1 Texas Tech 15 Oklahoma City 81 North Texas State 0 New Mexico 72 Long Beach 53 West Arlington 71 Far West Oregon 61 Washington 94 Wyoming 66 Montana 66 San Jose State 77 Idaho 67
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Associated Press
Villanova
Princeton
Coast Guard
N. Caroling
Mcentucky
Tennessee
Tech
Clemson
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Citadel
LSU
Texas
Alabama
Fla. St
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Michigan
Missouri
Indiana
Oklahoma
Bradley
Murray
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South Dakota
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Houston
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Texas Tech
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New Mex
Long Beach
Tou W. Arlington St
Far West
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Montana
San Jose St
Idaho
Elliott Dickey Leads Park Inn Bowling Charge
Elliott Dickey of Park Inn sparked a hot night at Garden Bowl with a high game of 254 and a top series of 638 in the American League. Park Inn also posted the best team game 1,135 and top team series 3,063 as results show Welders Supply beating Veterans of Foreign Wars 2,821 to 2,990 while multiple leagues report high individual scores and team totals across several matches.
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Elliott Dickey
Park Inn
Garden Bowl
Welders Supply
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West
Apeo Service
Tummer Radio-Tv
Merrill Implement
Southwest Carpet and Tile
Burtis Motors
Eugene Knoll
Pete
K-T
Sportsman League
Fred Hafliger
Moorman
Eagles Club
Optimist
Oswalt Industries
Optimist Club
ADM
Pepsi-Cola
Spor’s
E&e
Eddie's Radio
Dairy Queen
Herman Body Shop
Pete’s
Charlotte Yardley
Ankrom Motors
Housewives League
Wolverines Hold No 1 in AP Basketball Poll
Michigan dominates the AP regular season poll with 387 points and 32 first-place votes. Wichita climbs to second, Vanderbilt third, and St. Louis fourth as upsets shake the rankings after opening week play.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Michigan
Wolverines
Wichita
Davidson
Syracuse
Kansas State
UCLA
Illinois
Fhrst
Vanderbilt
St. Louis
San Francisco
Minnesota
Duke
Kentucky
St. John's
N.Y
Bradley
Kansas
Louisville
Missouri
Annual Alibi Key Tourney heads into home stretch
The eighth annual Alibi Bowling Tournament at Garden Bowl heads toward Sunday finish after 86 bowlers joined the field. Leaders emerge across six divisions with Don Peterson of Lakin leading men's singles at 700 and Betty Day of Dodge City atop women's singles at 589. Teams from Kansas towns and Colo. entrants compete in a four-game format with three counted.
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Garden Bowl
Ulysses
Kinsley
Scott City
Dighton
Hill City
Scoti
Lakin
Ingalls
Syracuse
Dodge City
Sis Don Peterson
Kathy Evans
Cora Huntington
Judy Dean
Mickey Evans
Marie Thomeczek
Mary Renick
Cimarron
Clara Pinkston
Helen Smith
Seoti
Betty Day
Letty Dietz
Ness City
Susie Guffey
Alice Joseflak
Doris Smith
Scon
Betty Hewes
Dorothy Maxwell
Thelma Negley
Eloise Carter
Hazel Flowers
Martyn Brady
Tony Oliva First Rookie to Take Title
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins becomes the first rookie to win a big league batting title with .323 in 1964. Brooks Robinson of Baltimore is the runner-up in batting, while Robinson also leads RBIs with 118. Oliva was named AL Rookie of the Year and led in hits and other categories.
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Boston AP
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Twins
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Oliva
Robinson
Palmer's Flop Shakes Golf World After Canada Cup Loss
Arnold Palmer failed to close in the Canada Cup final round, firing a 78 after strong 65 66 performances, while Jack Nicklaus surged to win his second straight individual crown. Palmer downplays age and nerves, insisting the loss is just a bad day and vowing to rebound as a new year approaches.
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Honoluly
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Havana
St.” Palmer
Nicklaus
United States
Jack
Arnis
Arnie Sill
Redhot
Arnold
Nick
Charger
Garden City High Week Opens With Wins And Wrestling Start
Coach Curt Shipley called the opening week of the 1946 basketball season for Garden City High a pretty good week after wins over Liberal and Russell and a looming WCKL clash at Dodge City. He noted strong bench play, early foul trouble, and uncertainty over starters. Coach Bob Wilson reported Garden City High wrestling opening with a loss to Colby, praising Colby’s tough lower weights and previewing Oakley next. Holiday Classic junior college tourney finished financially successful with higher ticket and concession sales than 1945.
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Curt Shipley
Garden City High
Warren Hotel
GCHL
Buffs
Russell
Dodge City
Shipley
Dodge
Bob Wilson
Butts
Colby
Oakley
Cappelletti Bets Own Scoring Record in AFL
New York AP Cappelletti Boston top pass catcher and kicker scores 155 points to surpass his 147 mark set in 1961. He tallied a touchdown on a long pass, a 12 yard field goal and four conversions in the Patriots 31 24 win over Kansas City. Gilchrist and Snell vie for rushing lead with two games left. Gilchrist 862 yards, Snell 791, both at 4.4 per rush.
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NEW York
Gine Cappelletti
Boston
Pride
Patriots
Babe Parilli
Kansas City
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
Matt Snell
Gilchrist
Snell
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Melvin Rupp
Robert Mayo
Tony Gooden
Robert Krug
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Roy Humphrey
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Lloyd DeRemus
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Butch Koight
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Dick Funk
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Jack Kuiper
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Jersey Joe Wallcott
Floyd Patterson
Charlie Powell
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Norria Drug
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Ray Hudson
KIAL
Bob Landon
Dearfield
Floyd Pippitt
Ambrose Shorty Fross
Two Buttes
Kenny Marshall
Bill Boone
Francis Carter
Harvey Lahman
WaKeeney
Gary Dunlap
Basil McCue
Leon Brady
Willard Jantz
Jim Beesley
Kenny Becker
Cecil Lawrence
Hollis Petit
Benny Hall
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Gerald Schmidt
Dave Barrett
Dick Cheatum
Ray Rohlman
Wood Cott
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C. W. Flowers
Bob Gough
George Hardarick
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Hollis Pettz
John Novack
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