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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1964
Page
4
Ingalls Bulldogs, led by Archie Van Sickle with 30 points, defeated Pierceville 90-34 in a non conference game. The victory extended Ingalls’ season sweep and marked their third straight win while Pierceville dropped to 0-3.
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Garden City Junior High scheduled a ninth grade basketball double header at Lakin this afternoon starting at 4 30 p m The Baby Buff ninths have played two A team games under Don Powell The varsity beat Sublette 42 25 and lost to Dodge City 42 28 Probable Garden starters in the reserve game include Paul Teetzen at center Greg Hands Chris Qwston Royce Cleveland and Tony Perci al with Duane Hae Curtis 8 and Randy Swearengen as guards
In a double overtime thriller Garden City nipped Dodge City 51 to 50 in a sophomore triple header. Garden, led by Knight Ogden Hartley and Rudd with 10 points each, improved to 2-0 under Coach Joe McCord, while Dodge’s Lonnie Neidens had 16 and Jesse Ramos 15. Next action is at home against Scott City sophomores.
Moore of Northern Natural Gas No. 2 led with a 231 game as NL action unfolded in week 15 at Garden Bowl. Roy Nolder topped the Over-60 series with 604, while Gardiner Dairy claimed a 3 106 team series and 1 108 team game for the night. Northern Natural Gas No. 2 and other clubs posted decisive wins and high marks, with several players achieving top individual and team figures across multiple leagues. Navy edges Army 128 points in five straight football meetings last fall.
Garden City High B team Rangers beat Dodge City High B 55-43 to remain undefeated in 1964-65. Tom Sheehy led with 16 points, Larry Spikes 14, Charles Reed 8. Dodge City led 12-6 early, tied 20-20 at halftime, but Garden City pulled away in the third, outscoring 20-18 and sealing the win with a 15-10 fourth period.
Leoti High raced to a 16–1 lead and never trailed, beating Syracuse 71–21 as Scott scored 28 and Vic Case added 13. Syracuse shot 9 of 26 from the line and dropped to 0–3. Leoti improves to 4–0 under Coach Tom Williams with top scorer Scott.
Kismet Pirates upset Ensign 63 51 as home team overcomes early deficit to win 2 0 on the season. Mike Massey 19 and Robin Beggs 16 lead Ensign. Terry Brown 22 tops Kismet with TheTwo Santa Fe Trail League rivals renew at Kismet January 29 in a conference game. Ensign plays Moscow Friday and Kismet visits Montezuma.
Dighton High Hornets sprinted to a 70 41 win over WaKeeney Eagles in a non conference basketball test. Don Hanna scored 26 for Dighton while Kenny Bell led WaKeeney with 10. Dighton led 22 9 after one quarter and never trailed. Next up Dighton visits Scot Friday LaCrosse next Tuesday and Tribune on December 22.
Jim Lubeck of Deerfield bowled a 263 top game in sanctioned play to set a season high for 1964 65, as Santa Fe Motors beat Garden Bowl 2 906 to 2 831 in an American League makeup match. Zubeck opened with 268, then 178 and 189 for 635. Elliott Dickey added 254 with 257 and 255 earlier, and Jack Morris had 255.
Wichita East and Wichita North split as Wyandotte fell 49 55 while Washington beat Girard 49 26. Pittsburg College beat Erie 65 40. Wakeeney topped Ellsworth 62 41. Tad Schroeder, Cincinnati native, now coaches Army Cadet varsity quarterbacks this season after assisting Plebes in football.
Hugoton Eagles outscored Satanta 80 to 60 as four Hugoton players hit double figures in a non league game. Frank Thomas led with 22 points, Doug Betsworth 18, Mike Swafford 19, and George Mills 10, while Satanta’s Ken Brown scored 26 and John Weckerling added 12 as Hugoton built leads through the game and finished strong.
Shallow Water High Tigers beat Utica 79 49 in a non conference game to extend to 3 0 start. Everett Miller led with 25 points followed by Haupt 18 Duff 15 and Zink 11. Utica's Unruh led Dragons with 17 points. Next Shallow Water visits Kendall Friday in WAVL race.
Oakley and Garden City split six matches with Oakley winning 24-18 at home. Kruse pinned Maxfield late. Campbell and Samuelson won for Garden with decisions. The narrative notes pins, reverses, and riding time as Garden relied on decisions.
Kendall High School Bobcats led from the tip and rolled to a 64-39 victory over Moscow in a non conference boys basketball game. Kendall built early leads of 20-8 28-18 and 30-24 and pulled away with 21 points in the final period. Danny Buck scored 24 for Kendall while Darrell Bontrager added 15. Moscow was led by Bill McKim with 21. Kendall also won the B team game 59-25. Next, Kendall hosts Shallow Water, Moscow hosts Ensign Friday.
Gary Duff was named Kansas football team’s most outstanding player at the annual dinner, receiving the Ormand Beach award. Brian Schweda was voted outstanding lineman and got the Mike Getto award, the first to win it twice. Ron Oelschlager won the Art Weaver award for top academic senior.
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