Garden City Cagers Rally For 89 72 Win Over Phillips
Garden City Community Junior College and Coach Duane Channel’s Busters beat Frank Phillips Junior College 89 to 72 in a non conference interstate game. Garden led most of the night with balanced scoring from Deeds Ostmeyer Nelson and Klein, while Sander Sanden led Phillips with 19 points. The win improves Garden to 4-3 on the season as they host Clarendon next.
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Garden City Community Junior College
Duane Channel
Broacbusters
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Phillips
Liberal Juce
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Neb
Garden City
North Platte
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Liberal
Colby
Clarendon
Inco
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Suco
Dave Neely
Scott City High
Beaver High
Bill Deeds
The
Steve Ostmeyer
Klein
Jace Cage
Deeds
Ostmeyer
Mark Nelson
Hunt Klein
Nelson
Randy Swearengen
Lynn Sanders
Plainview, Tex
Travis Brown
Roland Hamilton
Greg Sandlin
Bob Gonnerman
Postman
Texans
Swearengen
Gonnerman
Stenerud Powers Chiefs Into AFL Title Race
Stenerud booted five field goals including a 52 yarder as the Norwegian kicker led the Kansas City Chiefs to a 22-19 victory over Buffalo. He extended his streak to 16 consecutive field goals despite a two day stomach flu, keeping KC tied with Oakland for the division and a playoff home spot in two weeks.
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Oakland
Antbiotics
Jan Stenerud
Stenerud
Chiefs
Buffalo
Raiders
Lou Groza
Ford Signs A. J. Foyt To Build Engines
Ford Motor Co announces that legendary racer A. J. Foyt has signed to build all Ford Indianapolis type racing engines starting next year. The agreement underlines Ford’s plan to centralize engine production for its Indy programs with the renowned driver overseeing design and development efforts.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
A. J. Foyt
Undefeated Big Eight Teams in Action Tonight
The Big Eight begins another week with three unbeaten teams in action. Oklahoma State hosts MacMurray College as Oklahoma and Kansas State chase third straight wins. Wisconsin meets Kansas at Lawrence while Missouri, Minnesota, Duquesne, and Trinity, Tex. also play. Big Eight standings show Oklahoma State 3-0 and Nebraska 3-0 after opening week.
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Associated Press
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Oklahoma
Henry P. Iba
Oklahoma State Cowboys
MacMurray College of
Ilinois
Gallagher Hall
Stillwater
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Kansas State
Sooners
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Wisconsin
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Lawrence
Kan
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Missouri
Minnesota
Town State
Duquesne
Nebraska
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Colorado
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Kentucky
Iowa State
Drake
Missouri Ranks High in Scoring
Missouri's Orange Bowl bound Tigers enter Miami as the sixth highest scoring Big Eight team in history, with 362 points this season. Oklahoma leads the era with 466 and 1968 Kansas at 380, while Missouri also topped 30 points per game in 14 Big Eight seasons. Individual leaders include Steve Owens with 1,523 rushing yards and 23 touchdowns, and Lynn Dickey with 2,356 total offense plus 14 passing touchdowns.
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Missouri
Tigers
Miami
Penn ‘State
Oklahoma
Sooners
Kansas
Oklahoma Club
Mizzou
Nebraska
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K State
Cornhuskers
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Lynn Dickey
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Dickey
K-State
Mack Herron
Bob Cutburth
Oklahoma State
John Gates
OSU
Jon [Staggers
Palmer Wins Thomas Classic
Arnold Palmer charged from six strokes behind to shoot a seven under par 65 and win the Danny Thomas Diplomat Golf Classic, beating Gay Brewer as the crowd of about 10 000 roared. Palmer, returning to form after a year without a win, declared the victory means everything to him and proves his old dominant style remains.
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Palmer
Gay Brewer
Arnie
Buff Wrestlers Place Second in Lamar Meet
Garden City High School wrestling earned a second place among four teams at a Lamar Colorado invitational. The Buffs scored 55 points to finish behind Lamar with 74. Pueblo East and Burlington followed. Six Garden entries finished first or second across 12 weight classes, with two matches per wrestler. Next action is a West Central Kansas League dual at Dodge City.
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Garden City High
Lamar
Colo
Garden
East High
Pobelo
Burlington
Garden Matmen
Dodge City
Pueblo East
Danny George
Penny
Grigo
Mark Hooker
Stanely
Haskell
Baylor Grabs 11,000th Career Rebound in Loss to Pistons
Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles Lakers, sidelined briefly by a groin injury, notched his 11,000th career rebound early in the first period against the Detroit Pistons. He added his 164th rebound of the season in his 17th game, closing in on Dolph Shayes for fourth on the NBA all-time list.
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Elgin Baylor
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Laker
Detroit Pistons
Baylor
National Basketball Association
Dolph Shayes
Bremer Leads Highs as Jayhawker Mixed League Sizzles
Don Bremer rolled both high game 225 and high series 631 for the Jayhawker Mixed League at Garden Bowl Sunday night. He plays for Scott Farm Equipment. Hazel Peterson topped women's game with 191, Mickey Evans had best series 534 for Hopes Truck Line. Krebs Construction led team game 864, Crossland Brothers topped team series at 2400.
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Crossland Brothers
Sirkel Scores Big in Wheatbelt Action at Garden Bowl
Lonnie Zirkel rolled the high game of 235 and led Wheatbelt with a 570 series for A A Body Shop as Garden Belle Lumber claimed the top team series at 2 939. Bonnie Mitchell posted 204 for Navral Office Supply in Sunflower League week 15. Simpson Electric posted 938 team game and 2 705 team series.
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A&a
Garden Belle Lumber
Bonnie Mitchell
Sunflower League
Navral Office
Simpson Electric
Carline Schneer
Carol
Bouque
Icy Bentley
Earlybirds
Three Vees
Pro Football Scores and Standings Summary
NFL standings show Cleveland leading the Century Division with 9 wins and 2 losses. Dallas and New York lead their divisions in the Capitol and Coastal groups, while Green Bay and Baltimore share a strong showing in the Central and Atlantic clusters. Results include San Francisco beating Chicago 42 21 and Texas teams Dallas and Detroit posting key victories. AFL scores show New York leading the Eastern Division with 9 wins and 4 losses, Houston, Buffalo, and Boston trailing, while Oakland tops the Western Division with 11 wins and 1 loss. Multiple Saturday and Sunday games highlighted, including New York 34, Houston 26 and Kansas City 22, Buffalo 19.
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Wash
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Garden City hosts Clarendon and Liberal in junior college basketball
Garden City Junior College welcomes Clarendon Tex and Liberal in a non conference double header at the high school gym with tip off at 1:30 pm. A junior high twin bill in Liberal features varsity and reserve games starting at 3 pm. Wrestling in Dodge City and a junior high triple header highlight a busy slate.
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Garden City Junior College
Clarendon Tex
Juco N Return
Garden City Junior High
South Junior High
Liberal
Garden City High
Dodge City
Liberal West
Garden City Hi
Mat Geason Wih Ou
Garden City Junior High Sweeps Dodge City Double Header
Garden City Junior High swept Dodge City in a Saturday night basketball double header here. The ninth grade Buffaloes won 48 to 43, following an eighth grade 27 to 23 victory. Details of both games will appear in Tuesday's Telegram. An ABC sanctioned league average is the only one accepted by many tournaments.
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Garden City Junior High
Dodge City
Junior Buffaloes
Garden City
ABC
Wichita State Must Uphold Gary Thompson in Valley Stand
The Missouri Valley stands 1-1 versus Big Eight after one week of the 1969-70 season and Wichita State, led by coach Gary Thompson, must rebound after an 81-79 overtime loss to Nebraska in Wichita. Drake, Louisville, Cincinnati, Bradley, Tulsa, and Memphis posted gains as Valley teams shape the early standings.
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Santa Barbara
Missouri
Indiana
Nebraska
Wichita State
Oklahoma State
Lamar Tech
Oklahoma
Nevada Southern
Sturday
Brewer
Tiger
Don Tomlinson
Tigers
Wichita
Gary Thompson
Tom Scantlebury
Cornhuskers
Kentucky
Kansas
Jayhawks
Kansas State
Dave Robish
Sparky Grober
Bill Cain
Iowa State
Drake
Cliff Meely
Associated Press
Missouri Valley Conference
Thompson
Martin Seeks Title Fight After Upset Victory
Las Vegas AP Leotis Martin, after stunning Sonny Liston, seeks a title bout with Joe Frazier or Jimmy Ellis. Ellis is WBA champion, having defeated Martin in 1967, while Frazier holds regional acclaim. Martin, 29, won by knockout in 1 28 of the ninth, boosting his North American champ status per NABA.
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Nev
Leotis Martin
Sonny Liston
Joe Frazier
Jimmy Ellis
Martin
William ‘Pinny
Schafer
Ellis
World Boxing Association
Frazier
North American Boxing Association
Mexico
College Scores Quick roundup of scores from a busy day
A flood of college basketball results features Seton Hall, Lafayette, Boston University, Merrimack, Lehigh, Bucknell, St. Joseph's, Xavier, Temple, Rider, Syracuse, Fordham, Villanova, Princeton, Army, Cornell, Dartmouth, Rutgers, Connecticut, Yale, Fairfield, Pennsylvania, Navy, Northeastern, Columbia, NYU, Rochester, St. Lawrence, Georgetown, Chicago? No. South Tenn, So. Carolina, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma City, Louisville, Virginia Tech, William Mary, Kentucky, Kansas, Georgetown DC, George Washington, VMI, Northwestern, Florida, Ohio University, Purdue, UCLA, Minnesota, Notre Dame, Baylor, Nebraska, Wichita State, Dayton, Marquette, Ohio State, Miami Ohio, Ball State, Eastern Michigan, Detroit, Toledo, Michigan State, Cincinnati, Indiana State, Southwest Texas Tech, Tulane, TCU, New Orleans Loyola, Houston, Centenary, Arizona State, New Mexico State, Baylor, Saint Peter's, Southern California, Vanderbilt, Colorado, UC Santa Barbara, Oregon, Calif, Brigham Young, Utah, Utah State, Wyoming, North Texas State, Denver, South Dakota State, Oklahoma, Nevada Las Vegas, Tulsa, San Jose State, Pacific, Western Michigan, and a Steel Bowl Tournament final and consolation.
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Boston U
Merrimack
Lehigh
Buckwell
St. Joseph’s
Xavier
Temple
Rider
Syracuse
Fordham
Villanova
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Army
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Tarvard
Rutgers
Colgate
Connecticut
Yale
Fairfield
Boston College
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Rochester
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Iowa
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Bowling Green
Marquette
Ohio
Butler
Miami
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Cincinnati
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Houston
Centenary
Far West Air Force
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New Mex. St
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Uc-Santa Barbara
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San Jose St
Pacific
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Duquesne
Fla
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Marshall
Steve Owens Honored By Big Day In Miami
Steve Owens Day is proclaimed in Miami Oklahoma with two dinners and a parade. Gov. Bartlett attends one dinner and Third Street will be renamed Steve Owens Boulevard. Northeastern A&M College also shares the celebration for winning its third NJCAA football championship this year.
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Okla
Steve Owens
Oklahoma
Dewey Bartlett
Third Street
Owens
Northeastern A&m College
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