UCLA Tops AP Poll as South Carolina Debuts at No 10
UCLA leads the AP basketball rankings with 399 points and 35 first place votes, while Michigan trails with 341 and six first places. South Carolina enters the poll at No 10, McGuire’s Gamecocks return to prominence after 14 years in the field with St. John’s and North Carolina history, as St. Joseph’s claims third and a single first place vote. Michigan defeats Tennessee, Bowling Green, and Ball State in early games.
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Frank
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Michigan
Wolverines
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Ohio State
Iinois
Tennessee
Bowling Green
Ball State
Vanderbilt
Minnesota
Duke
Kansas
Providence
Bradley
Satanta Rally Misses Mark in Non League Loss
Satanta High staged a late rally but fell 70 64 to Hugoton in a non league boys basketball game. Hugoton led 24 17 at first, 48 32 at halftime, and 58 47 after three quarters, Satanta narrowing the gap late but un able to catch the visitors. Perry Ross and Ken Bowen led Satanta with 17 points each and four Satanta players reached double figures. Hugoton balanced scoring with Betsworth 18, Barrows 14, Patton 11, Greenway 10, Mills 10. Satanta drops to 1 2 overall. B team won 56 51.
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Satanta High
Indians
Hugoton
Amt
Satantans
Perry Ross
Ken Bowen
Sherrill Davis
Richard Harlow
Betsworth
Barrows
Patton
Greenway
Mills
Davis
Stan Bowne
Kendall Powers Past Moscow In season opener win
Kendall High defeated Moscow 58 to 39 in a non conference basketball test opening both teams' seasons. Kendall led from start to finish with a 16-2 second period run and 28 point advantage in rebounds highlighted by Buck 22 points and Tope 14. Moscow shot 24 percent to Kendall’s 41 percent, and Kendall had 21 fouls to Moscow 9.
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Moscow
Bobcats
Ken Palmer
Bob Buck
Danny Tope
Buck
Tope
Ronnie Finlay
Eugene Reynolds
Brollier
Kenny Teeter
Tilford
Vicki Lohman
Rolla Pirates win second straight victory over Heights
Rolla High’s Pirates defeated Southwestern Heights of Plains 59 to 48 in a non league opener. Steve Banker led with 14 points and 12 field goals, while Ronnie DeGarmo added 18. Rolla also won the B team 54 to 42 and next visit Booker, Oklahoma, for another non league game.
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Rolla High
Pirates
Plains
Ensign
Steve Banker
Pirate
Ronnie DeGarmo
Chris Perkins
McCarty
Winfrey
Booker
Okls
Teat. Os
Coolidge Beats Manter 55-50 In WAVL Clash
Senior Pat Barrett led Coolidge with 19 points while Dale Holdren and Hatcher added 14 each guiding the Blue Devils past Manter 55-50 in a Western Arkansas Valley League game. Manter scored 22 of his team’s points in a close showdown as Coolidge edged clear late.
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Coolidge
Pat Barrett
Dale Holdren
Hatcher
Blue Devils
Barrett
Trexy Lusk
John Tuggle
Eldon Nichols
Linnie Bearce
Plainsmen edge Buffs 28 18 in Oakley dual meet
Oakley defeats Garden City 28 18 at home in a boys wrestling dual. Oakley wins six of 12 matches with three pins and three decisions while Garden takes three decisions and one pin. Exhibition results include five Oakley wins and two pins for Garden in a 450-fan turnout.
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Oakley High
Plainsmen
Garden City
Rgom
Buffs
Garden City High
Garden
Hays St. Joseph
Colby
Dodge City
Oakley
Leon Tresner
Jeff Wilson
Tresner
Ralph Krause
Jim Maxfield
Vic Campbell
Max Wasinger
Campbell
Wasinger
Harley Samuelson
Ron Wilson
Samuelson
Larry Oeding
Mel Wagner
Oeding
Wagner
Bob Williams
Pat Dickman
Williams
Warren Park
Dee
Rod Crotinger
Park
Harold Gray
Bill Taldo
Taldo
Gray
Larry Richardson
Gary Munk
Richardson
Roy Funk
Roger Smith
Larks from Behind To Trip Cimarron
Cimarron Sublette High overcame a late game deficit to win 46-43 in a non-conference boys basketball thriller. Sublette trailed at times but outscored Cimarron in the fourth, with Timken and Metts key for Cimarron and Brown leading Sublette scoring.
Iola Team Wins Key Crown Here
Country Lanes of Iola won the championship at Garden Bowl this weekend hosting the third annual state women’s team tourney sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors Assn. of America. The Iola team totaled 6119 pins over six games, with 22 teams competing and 110 bowlers. Malibu Inn of Wichita finished second with 6079 pins, followed by Kirt's Highway Service of Sabetha, Bluestem Bowl of Emporia, Meadow Gold of Eureka, and Hopefuls of Wichita in the top six.
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Sabetha
Bluestem Bowl
Emporia
Meadow Gold
Heaths 232 Tops Key Play In Bowling Week
Claude Heath of the National Guard rolled 232 for high game as the 1965-66 15th week closed. Malcolm Bertram led with 586 in Community Church, which also took best team game 1,035 and top series 2,937. Other results include Ideal Foodstore over Massey-Ferguson and Santa Fe Motors weekly wins.
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Melvin Haas
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Prairie Mixed League
Louise Burk
Shirley Brenning
Speery Construction
Tatro Plumbing
Farr Construction
Heine Construction
Zirkel- Herman
High School Scores Roundup From State Matches
Edges and overtime thrillers fill the Telegram Want Ads page as multiple high school teams post results across districts. Notable scores include Emporia 52 over Augusta 49, Pittsburg 69 over Parsons 59, Hutchinson 62 to Newton 59 in triple overtime, Circle 92 over Clearwater 78, and Lindsborg 77 to Minneapolis 68.
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Augusta
Hays
Ellis
Pittsburg
Parsons
Chanute
Altamont
College High
Girard
Erie
Galena
Pratt
Greensburg
Scott City
Dighton
Caney
Cedar Vale
Hoxie
Goodland
Marion
Valley Center
Norton
Oakley
Smith Center
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Hutchinson
Newton
Mulvane
Derby
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Chapman
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Peabody
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Sacred Heart
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Columbus
Maur Hill
Bonner Springs
Fort Hays State rolls to fourth straight with 103 78 win
Fort Hays State overwhelmed Kearney State 103 to 78 at Bald 18 Tuesday night for its fourth straight victory as Pittsburg State claimed an 82 71 win over Springfield State. Ottawa and Friends rose atop the Kansas Conference standings with conference openers, while Morningside upset Omaha.
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Nebraska
Baker
Bald
Pittsburg State
CIC
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Missouri
Friends
Ottawa
McPherson
Kansas
Sterling
Wichita
Bethany
Garden City sports slate highlights Dec 1965
Garden City Junior College hosts Lamar, Colo, JC in first official wrestling action. Garden City High hosts Lakin in ninth grade basketball double-header. Bowling leagues at Garden Bowl feature Sunflower League for women and Wheatbelt League for men. Also St. Mary at Lakin in girls and boys double-headers and slot-car racing at Model Raceways.
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Garden City Junior College
Lamar
Colo
Antelopes
Garden City Junior High
Lakin
Garden Howl Tonteht
Model
Main
Garden City
Liberal South
Garden City St. Mary
Garden Bowl
Meadowlark
Cottonwood
Tiberal
Garden City High
Russell
Buffaloes
JTC
GCIC
Sunflower League
Wheatbelt League
Juco to Open Mat Campaign at Garden City
Garden City Junior College wrestles Lamar College in the first meet of GCJC’s inaugural wrestling schedule. The Bronco Busters host in the high school gym at 7:30 p.m. Lamar is the defending national junior college team champion with the Antelopes a recent multiple national winner. Probable Garden City entries include Stephen son at 120, Terry 137, Tresner 145, Hale 152, Ball 160, Biggs 177, Gross 191, and McGraw heavyweight Doyle McGraw.
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Broncobusters
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Colo
Antelopes
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Jack Scammahorn
Garden City
Don Stephenson
Ronnie Terry
Leland Tresner
Carl Hale
Dean Ball
Dean Biggs
Don Gross
Doyle McGraw
Holcomb tops in high game and 601 series in Garden Bowl play
Marilyn Holcomb rolled a 208 best game and a 601 top series in the Housewives League at Garden Bowl. She plays for Pioneer Seed, as Ankrom Motors led team game with 753 and Pioneer Seed posted 2 183 in team series. Other results include Tomco Genetic Seed over Kay's Beautyrama 2-1 and An krom Motors 3-1 over Denver Retail Liquor.
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Aciion
Housewives League
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Associated Press
Kansas
New Mexico State
Marilyn
Jo Roots
Roots Construction Squad
Tomco Genetic
Kay
Beautyrama
Friend
Security Oil
Tribune High School boys top Johnson 71 to 54 in non conference
Tribune, ranked top in Western Kansas Education Assn., defeated Johnson 71 54 before 800 fans. Steve Schneider led Tribune with 21 points and 20 rebounds, Rich Grubb 15, Mike Hageman 12. Johnson’s Duran 14 and Horton 9 paced the visitors. Tribune improved to 2 0 overall, Johnson to 1 1, with upcoming games at Scott City and Lakin.
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Tribune
Western Kansas Education Assn
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Jerry Duran
Wayne Barber
Harry Horton
Barber
Wendell Tucker
Leon Jones
Randy Rhody
Lakin
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Farmer
Vikings Fall to Dodge City Sophomores in Non-Conf Game
Copeland High’s Vikings let a 17 point lead slip as Dodge City High sophomores rallied to win 62 to 51. Bruce Unruh led Copeland with 16 points while Mike Keck tallied 24 for the visitors. The game featured 28 Dodge City fouls and a decisive fourth quarter run by the Sophs to seal the victory. Next Copeland game is non league at Spearville followed by Ensign at home.
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Dodge City High
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Dodge City
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Mike Keck
Kent
Hardaway
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Spearville
Ensign
Southern Methodist Beats Oklahoma 97 to 78
SMU defeated Oklahoma 97 to 78 in a college basketball game. Nebraska fell 75 to Oregon State 63. Ottawa 55 edged Bethany 55 7 . McPherson 78 topped Baker 70. Hays State 103 beat Kearney State 82 and Springfield State 7.
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Baker
Hays State
Kearney
Gla State
Springfield
State
Ford Bulldogs rout Montezuma in non-conference win
Ford High's Bulldogs led from the start to defeat Montezuma 46-27 in a non-conference boys basketball clash. Dave Bradley poured in 25 points for Ford, while Montezuma's Alan Voth topped the Indians with 9 points as Ford also won the B-team 56-42.
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Monte
Indians
Cimarron
Mullinville
Ford
Dave Bradley
Kent Schoonover
Alan Voth
Phil Spice
Kenny Line
Beavers top Dighton 54 46 in WKEA clash
Scott City Beavers took control in the second period to beat Dighton 54-46 in a Western Kansas Education Association matchup. Danny Daubert led Scott City with 17 points, Stan Gruver 15, while Larry Smith had 17 for Dighton and Don Herman 12. Scott City B team won 45-32. next games set against Tribune and Scott Friday in WKEA play.
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Beavers
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Don Herman
Gary Morrison
Mike Kitch
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