Garden City Busters Rally Fails In Narrow 60-55 Loss
Garden City Junior College led much of the Western division clash but saw a late run by Barton County Klein at the free throw line seal a 60-55 defeat. Garden dropped to 2-4 while Great Bend improved and led by fouls trouble as three Busters fouled out.
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Syracuse Bulldogs roll to third straight win on the road
Syracuse Holcomb High defeated Holcomb 52-39 in a High Plains Conference game as Randy Henry led with 18 points and Loren Youngers adding 10. Syracuse started strong building a 16-2 lead and pulled away early, shooting 40 percent, while Holcomb struggled with 22 percent field goals and 15 of 31 rebounds. Preliminary: Syracuse won the B team 61-56 and freshmen 60-22. Next Holcomb visits Sublette. Syracuse hosts Elkhart.
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Rick Mader
Kent Raney
Auto Road Racing Crowds Break Record
Denver AP reports the Sports Car Club of America says more than 1.38 million spectators attended automobile road racing in 1973, a record over 1972's total. The figure covers 38 professional and 178 club events, with the professional series drawing 1,155,206 fans across the Canadian-American Challenge Cup, L&M Championship, Trans-American Championship, and VW Gold Cup.
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Scott Beavers Still Unbeaten
Scott Beavers remained undefeated with a 70-43 win over arch rival Scott handily in a Western Kansas league contest. Scott City’s scorers included Mike Fyler with 22 points and David Metager with 20, while Mixer Barr led the Indians with 14. Preliminary results note Scott City’s 47-30 B team victory and set dates for upcoming league games before Christmas.
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Liberal-Garden City Grapple Opens With Narrow Buffaloes B- Team Showing
Liberal Garden City hosts the Liberal Invitational Wrestling Tourney with eight teams from Kansas Colorado and Texas. Liberal A4 leads after opening rounds with 1144 points. Garden City B and Liberal High varsity also competing. Several Buffaloes wrestle to scores as eight schools vie for advancement with finals slated at 1 and 3 and 7 and 8 30 p.m.
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Pro Basketball Scores and Friday Results Summary
NBA scores from Friday show Boston beating Atlanta 116 112 New York 113 108 over Buffalo and Kansas City Omaha 113 102 Philadelphia. Chicago topped Cleveland 96 91 Milwaukee 116 86 over Portland Seattle 115 111 Los Angeles Phoenix 114 92 Capital 92. Saturday slate includes Atlanta at New York Boston at Chicago Portland at Detroit and more. Also mentions Willie Mays leading the National League in slugging at 659.
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Kendall High Boys Fall To Eagles In Close Classic
Kendall High’s Bobcats drop home game 55 to 45 as Healy leads with 14 and 16 from Vic Jones. Healy dominated rebounding and field goals, while Moscow and Weskiam each trailed by double digits. Kendall to host Vilas in nonconference action. B team 49 24.
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High School Scores From Kansas Leagues
High School scores from multiple Kansas leagues include Great Bend 63 Liberal 61 and Sublette 66 Lakin 70. Other results feature Syracuse 63 Holcomb 2, Scott City 70 Scoti 43, Dighton 65 LaCrosse 4, Jetmore 60 Kinsley 33, Santa Fe Trail Deerfield 57 Rolla 39, Ensign 60 Moscow 43, Montezuma Ti Copeland 5, Cimarron 63 Ashland 47, Minneola 4 Meade 65, Greensburg 2, Fowler 1, SW Heights 73 Protection 52, Oberlin 57 Norton 6 68, Hoxie 6, Wheadland 65 Weaken, Kensington 76 Ransom 46, Wichita West 61, Bishop Carroll 8, Hansion 47, Nashville Zenda 73 Mullinville 29, Larned 54 Lyons 45.
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Garden City 85 Great Bend 60 basketball summary
Garden City defeated Great Bend 85 to 60 as Harper led the winners with 24 points 10 of 15 free throws. Reed added 12 Cougar points Wells scored 13 for Garden City while Allen and Cotton had 10 each. Garden City finished 34 percent shooting 24 of 71 while Great Bend hit 38 percent 21 of 56. Rebounds were even at 49 each with Ewing of Garden City grabbing 17. Garden had 13 turnovers to 15 for Great Bend as Boone and Cotton each had four steals. Coach Channell criticized officiating after a defensive game with few fouls.
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Broncettes Capture Garden City Juco Invitational Title
Garden City Junior College’s Broncettes, led by coach Betty Jo Johns, won the seven team invitational volleyball tourney at the juco facility. They defeated Pratt 15-10 15-6 in a semifinal and topped Hutchinson Juco A 15-9 15-2 in the final to finish the season eight wins four losses. Players include Cindy Dennis Kay Smith Mary Barber Mary Ann Holloway Debbie Ford Mary Rintoul Bev Wilson Ronda Meeker Christy Fulton Teresa Ledford.
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Payne Named JC All America for Garden City JC
Clifton Payne of Garden City Junior College earned 1973 all America juco football honors as a second defensive unit pick by the NJCAA. The 6-1, 235-pound tackle starred for the Broaduisters, played defense only, and missed two games due to a knee injury before an upcoming cartilage operation. Fort Scott claimed two first team picks, Pratt Juco’s McKinney joined Payne on the second unit.
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Wait See on Sooner TV
The University of Oklahoma football team faces a wait until January 6 to learn if it can appear on televised games in 1974 and 1975. Big Eight faculty reps delayed ruling on Gov. David Hall’s plea to lift the TV ban amid a two year probation for recruiting violations. The conference will discuss the matter with athletic directors at the NCAA convention in San Francisco.
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Bengals Browns Rally For Playoff Hope Clash
Cincinnati and Cleveland renew a heated rivalry with two regular season games left. Both teams chase first in the AFC Central while Pittsburgh lingers. Key figures include Charles Boobie Clark and Milt Morin as coaches Paul Brown and Nick Skorich emphasize playing to win.
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