Garden City Busters Rally Past North Platte 76 63
Garden City Junior College overcame a slow first half to beat North Platte 76 to 63 in a non conference clash. Bob Jones led Garden with 21 points as Lloyd Jones Rauhut and Daily added double digits. North Platte stood with 0-4 record, Garden improving to 4-1 in a game played before about 250 fans in an unheated junior high gym.
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Darkhorse Colorado Iowa State rise in Big Eight race
Colorado and Iowa State, both 4-0, lead the Big Eight as Oklahoma State also undefeated. Colorado crushed Texas 73-64 in Austin while Iowa State dominated South Dakota State 94-61 in Ames. Kansas, Nebraska, Kansas State and Missouri posted wins and losses, with Sunflower Doubleheader upcoming and Oklahoma in Knoxville Holiday Classic. Cliff Meely scored 24 for Colorado. Bill Cain led Iowa State with 38. Kansas rout of Loyola and Nebraska’s 85-77 win over Oregon highlighted a busy week.
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Six MV Teams Undefeated Start 1969 Valley Race
Missouri Valley Conference teams open the season with six undefeated, led by Bradley and North Texas State at 4-0. Tulsa, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Drake sit at 3-0 or 2-0, while Wichita State seeks its first win at Bradley as Valley play begins. Non conference slate includes 17 games this week, with seven on the road.
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Garden City Juniors sweep Dodge in triple bill
Garden City junior high basketball swept a Dodge City triple header here Saturday capturing ninth-grade varsity 63-30, eighth-grade varsity 87-27, and ninth-grade B-team 29-16. Russ Boone led with 12 points, Thomas 11, Nelson 10. Dodge’s Reed top-scored for ninths with seven. In eighth grade, Garden led 20-16 after three quarters. Burrows led Garden with 8 points while Morrow had 9 for Dodge. The B-team edged ahead early and held a strong lead through the game.
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Garden City junior high basketball action recap
Dodge City led by Hannings with 10 points and Garden City players Baier Tymkovich Foltz contributed. Garden City junior high eight, ninth grade teams prepared for A and B games at West and South junior high. Michigan State and Maryland shared NCAA soccer co champions after a 2 2 double overtime tie in Atlanta.
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Garden City Telegram News Summary December 9, 1968
Garden City Telegram reports local happenings in brief from December 9, 1968. News items cover community events, notable visits, calendar notes, and brief regional updates impacting residents and organizations in the area.
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Pair Shares Honors at 235 Pair Shares Honors at 235
In the Wheatbelt League two games of 235 highlight Friday action at Garden Bowl with Ronnie Barnes and Dick Eskelund leading their squads. Ed Biernacki posted the high series for State Highway Commission, plus the top team game and team series. Marnieta Pile starred for Kerr Implement in Sunflower Women’s action, while Connie Johnson led the Honey Bees in best series for Hopefuls. The Earlybirds and other leagues posted top team totals as 15th-week play wrapped up. Elsewhere, the U S national hockey team fell 5-1 to Finland B squad in Helsinki, ending its tour 1-7-1. The Detroit Tigers hit back-to-back home runs 11 times in 1968.
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Sunflower Women’s League
Kerr Implement
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Earlybirds
Kountry Kids
Connie Johnson
Honey Bees Squad
Proffitt's 235 Tops Garden Bowl High Game
Proffitt's Earl Proffitt rolled a 235 high game at Garden Bowl as the 1968-69 Athletic League week closed. Ray Ramirez led Stengel Oil Co. with a high team game of 1,037 and top team series of 2,969. Pin-Ups and Western Motors also posted notable scores in this multi-league bowling wrap.
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Gutter Dusters
Eleanor Callwell
Meadowlarks
Western Motors
Marjorie Morgan
Welders Supply
Syracuse Drops Squeaker 62-60 in Nonconference Fight
In a tight interstate matchup Holly High Wildcats edged Syracuse 62 to 60 as free throws decided the outcome. Gene Dikeman led Syracuse with 20 points while Dallas Hart and Chris Kloeckner scored 19 for Holly. Syracuse slips to 1-1 under coach Randy Eddy and faces two games this week.
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Colby Hero Leads Garden City Jocos In Dual Start
Garden City Junior College opens wrestling with a 7 30 p m home dual against Colby Jaco as Barry Peck leads a revamped squad. The team, featuring 18 daily outwork sessions in February, plans ten duals and two tournaments including Sterling and Worthington events.
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Bears Dethrone Rams In Tight NFL Clash At venue
Chicago Bears topple Los Angeles 17-16 as injuries hamstringed the Rams and Gabriel. Bears surge to lead in Central Division while Vikings win. Colts clinch Coastal Division by watching closely. Unitas lauds Bears. Butkus among ball recipients. Rams left to ponder late drive failure.
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New SYNA-CLEAR Decongestant Tablets Ad
Garden Pharmacy promotes SYNA CLEAR a hard core decongestant tablet that acts instantly to drain and clear nasal and sinus cavities. Each tablet provides hours of relief from pain and congestion and eases watery eyes and runny nose. No prescription needed at Garden Pharmacy Gibson's. Satisfaction guaranteed by maker.
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Coach Shows How to Win by Hook Shot and Free Throws
Cliff Hagan of the Dallas Chaparrals stunned Los Angeles Stars with a late hook shot and three free throws in the final 40 seconds of a 114-90 victory. Denver beat Miami 181-113, Minnesota overcame New Orleans 98-91, and Oakland routed Miami 144-116. In the NBA, Cincinnati beat New York 120-115, Atlanta defeated Phoenix 121-100, Los Angeles smashed San Diego 132-118, and Philadelphia edged Milwaukee 122-117. Milwaukee announces No. 1 draft pick Charley Paulk, from Northeastern State Oklahoma, will report for Army induction Friday.
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