Busters Avenge Defeat Topple Texans 105-80
Garden City Junior College’s Busters upset Clarendon Jaco Bulldogs 105-80 to move to 5-3. Led by Mark Nelson and Erick Fair, Garden trailed briefly as they pulled away in the second half, erasing a prior loss from Nov. 17 and extending a four-game win streak.
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Busters Rise in Scoring Led by Swearengen and Ostmeyer
Garden City Juco’s Randy Swearengen leads rebounding with eight boards in recent games and Steve Ostmeyer tops scorers with 134 points in eight 1969-70 outings. The team, 87-point-a-game scorers, total 669 points, 45 rebounds in one game, and eye Barton County and Colby in upcoming Jayhawk Juco schedule.
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Garden City Jaco powers 100 points in narrow win
Monday's win by Garden City Jaco marked the third 100-point game by the Broac Busters in 11 seasons. The 100-point output last occurred on December 6, 1966 in a 100-73 victory over Baier Texas, ending a 27-game GCJC skid and the Texans’ two-season string of losses.
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Haywood Leads ABA Scoring For Denver
Denver star Spencer Haywood tops the ABA scoring list with a 27.4 average after 112 points in four games last week. James Jones of New Orleans is second at 2.7, with no changes in the top ten from the prior week.
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New Orleans
Fambrough Named Assistant KU Football Coach
Lawrence Kan AP Don Fambrough named assistant head football coach at Kansas. A 47 year old veteran coach, he served 18 years under three coaches at Kansas and previously coached at Texas State and Wichita State. He was co captain of Kansas 1 7 Orange Bowl team.
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Jayhawks Win Wildcats Lose in Big Eight Night
The Associated Press reports a mixed Big Eight outcome as Kansas defeats Wisconsin 60-66 at Lawrence and Oklahoma State bests McMurray 96-73 at Stillwater. Indiana tops Kansas State 102-95 at Bloomington while Texas Tech edges Oklahoma 66-64 at Lubbock. Russell's 12 points pace Kansas after a 9-0 burst, and OSU reserves help seal the 98-point night.
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Washburn edges Fort Hays Tigers in opener
Washburn rallied from a 63-62 deficit with four minutes left to defeat Fort Hays 75-67 in the Rocky Mountain Conference opener. Ken Johnson led Washburn with 21, Leneal Locke scored 19 for Hays, and Sterling beat McPherson 94-91 with Kent Davison adding 27. Missouri Central upset Emporia State 86-63 while Parkville edged Bethany 95-93.
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Sauer Bags His First Ever Deer
Fritz Sauer of Garden City shot a mule deer during Kansas five day rifle season on the Arkansas River. The 150 pound, three year old buck with three points per side dropped about 50 yards after a 150 to 200 yard shot with a 300 magnum rifle. Sauer, 45, hunted from dawn, witnessing snow covered ground about 142 inches. This marks his first Kansas deer and his first rifle season in the Sunflower State, following prior deer harvested in Colorado and Kansas. He has hunted across 20 years with wins including deer elk bear and buffalo in various states.
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Alabama
YMCA Fields Women’s Team Starts Busy Winter Schedule
Garden City Family YMCA sponsors a new women’s basketball squad added to the local scene. Seventeen players on the roster with about a dozen at each weekly game, coached by Regina Livingston. They compete in an eight-member junior college intramural league and sit at 2-2 after losses to league leaders. League leaders include Soul Steps at 4-0. other teams are Misfits Cosmetologists Peanut Butter Kids Campus Trotters and Tiptoes. Games are Tuesdays at Ben Grimsley Gym in triple headers at 7 8 and 9 pm with free admission. The league uses a single round robin and two byes each week with handicapped officiating duties by byed squads.
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Y Girls
Soul Steps
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Garden City Freshmen Win Twin Bill at Liberal
Garden City Junior High ninth graders beat Liberal 59-35 in the main game after an earlier 69-36 B-team win at South Junior High in Liberal. Don Pile led Garden with 13 points, Kent Carroll 12, Bill Burrows 8. Dan Burford led Liberal with 17 points.
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Butch) Batman
Garden City
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Doug Woodson
David Cobb
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Lamar
Colo
Juco Matmen open season with Pratt dual
Garden City Junior College begins 1969 70 wrestling with an 8 p m dual at Pratt Wednesday night. Barry Peck returns for a second season as head coach and key freshmen will fill this opener. The Broachusters travel again Saturday to McCook for a 7 30 p m dual before hosting Colby Juco in their first home stand on Wednesday in December.
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Beard Tops PGA Money List In 1969 Race
Frank Beard led the PGA tour money list with 175000 plus, his third straight six-figure season. Dave Hill trailed with 156432, while Arnold Palmer won 270 at the Danny Thomas Diplom at Classic, both finishing 18 strokes behind.
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Hill
Miami
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Texas A&M 1954 season ends in lone loss during Bryant era
Texas A M under Bear Bryant endured a 1 win season in 1954, finishing 1-9. The following year 1955 the Aggies rebounded to a 7-2-1 record.
Buffaloes to Battle Dodge Here Tonight
Garden City Highs Buffaloes host Dodge City High in a three game prep set. Varsity game follows junior and senior high nonleague and WCKL interest as Dodge and Garden aim to extend patterns against Liberal Russell and state play. Key players include Darrell McCullough Jim Lembright and Buddy Urbom with Shipley’s squad seeking early season win.
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Garden City Buffs sweep Dodge City in junior high double header
In Garden City Saturday night the Baby Buffs defeated Dodge City 27-23 in the eighth grade and 48-43 in the ninth grade. Don Pile led Garden City with 18 points in the ninths, while Dodge’s Morrow paced the visitors with 18 points. Richard Young sparked the eighth grade rally with 10 points and Jerry Kirchoff added six as Garden City pulled away after intermission.
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College Scores Roundup Mixed Results Across Regions
East Niagara 99 Thomas More 77 and Providence 103 Va Com 7% list college scores with multiple matchups. Notable tallies include Vanderbilt 104 SMU 99 and N C State 139 Atlantic Chris 78. Other games show Kentucky 94 North Carolina 87 and Michigan 86 Marquette 78. Dunk metrics note Rick Brown of Dodger Air Force scoring 12 points with 10 from the field.
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