Sublette Edges Lakin 43 40 In A Near finish
Sublette Larks rallied in final 90 seconds to beat Lakin Broncos 43 40 in HPC basketball. Ken Dearley coached Sublette. Mark Wright led Sublette with 12 points while Lindner topped Lakin with 13. Free throws decided game as Sublette outshot 11 4 from the line. Lakin won the B game 51 36.
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Jerry Fletcher
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Doug Phoenix
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Jetmore Wins WKEA Contest Over Dighton
Jetmore tops Dighton 70 to 59 as Big Larry Berger scores 31 for the Longhorns. Berger, a 6-3 senior, hits 11 field goals and 9 free throws, backed by 11 points from Tony Zeigler. Dighton led 18-16 early, but Jetmore pulled away by halftime and never trailed in the second. Dighton’s Keith Riley dunked 22 and Ben Neill had 20 in a 42-point Hornet effort. Jetmore also won the B prelim 49-41. Rozel awaits next.
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WKEA
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Scott
Berger
Tony Zeigler
Longhorns
Guy Conner
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Keith Riley
P‘ats
Ben J. Neill
Hornet
Jones
Harold Thomas
Minneola
Ness City
Rozel
Englewood Bulldogs Top Moscow Wildcats In Close League Win
Englewood coached by Bill Smith built a lead and held on for a 44-37 victory over Moscow in Santa Fe Trail League basketball. Ron Little and Darrell Wilcox led Englewood with 12 points each, while Ken Jennings and Roy Curtis paced Moscow with 13 and 12 points respectively. The win improves Englewood to 1-1. Moscow remains winless at 0-2.
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Englewood
Bill Smith
Englewood Bulldogs
Moscow Wildcats
Smith
Bulldogs
Moscow
Ron Little
Darrell Wilcox
Roy Curtis
Ken Jennings
Wildcats
Minneola
Cecil Wichert
Kendall
Virginia Coach Awaits Firing After 28 Straight Losses
Dick Voris faced imminent dismissal as Virginia football coach after three brutal seasons. The University Board of Visitors needed only formal action to confirm his departure following a 1-29 record across three campaigns and a string of 28 consecutive losses.
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Dick Voris
Virginia
University Board of Visitors
Army
Copeland Gains Third Win Behind Rally Over Bloom
Copeland defeated Bloom 39-38 in the Santa Fe Trail League, earning its third win of the season. Tony Ascencio and Jon Tyler each scored 10 to lead Copeland, with strong rebounding from Bob Hill of Bloom. Copeland led 22-18 at halftime and 34-27 after three, then Bloom surged in the final quarter before Copeland held on. Bloom’s Swanger and Williamson contributed, while Copeland’s Accencio, Tyler, Nelson, and Loucks provided balanced scoring.
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Tony Ascencio
Jon Tyler
Mark Martinez
Ted Nelson
David Loucks
Big Bob Hill
Badgers
Eddie Cramer
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Kismet
Ingalls
Hanston
Swanger
Williamson
Englewood
Rolla
Gano Horace Bowlers Dominate Wheatbelt Week
Gano Horace Grain won 4-0 over Swift Sea Cream with Gerald Becker posting 246 in a 619 series. Teams posted 2,891 total pins to 2,687 as top scorers and games were led by Becker and Barbara Haflinger of Welders Supply with 189 and 457 respectively.
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Gerald Becker
Swift Sea
Rickman Body Shop
Goodyear Shoe Store
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Scott City Air
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Brookover
Cenae
Barbara Haflinger
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Laughlin Electric
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Glenn's
Satanta Indians Hold Off Trojan Rally for 40 39 Victory
Satanta's Indians edged Johnson Trojans 40 to 39 in a tense contest here Friday, staving off a fourth quarter rally to preserve the win. Satanta led early and hung on as Johnson pushed late.
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Johnson Trojans
Satanta narrows margin in High Plains Conference win
Satanta posts a 40-39 victory over Johnson to sweep the two game set in the High Plains Conference. Johnson led early 11-9 before Satanta surged with 16 points in the second period to lead 25-23 at halftime. Satanta had three players in double figures, led by John Bush and Tom Long with 11 points each, and Joe Clem with 10. The Indians sealed it at the free throw line, six makes to Johnson’s three. The Satanta B team won 51-35.
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Tom Long
Joe Clem
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Johmson
Ivan Conover
Kistler
Lennox Comfort Systems promoted amid Garden City growth
Gregg Shaw of Clark Shaw Appliance endorses Lennox Comfort Systems as his customers prefer higher comfort. A Telegram reader notes many new buildings on Garden City's Main Street and surrounding streets, invites Sunday afternoon touring, and highlights developers like Lee and Woolman, Kreutzer Construction, Krebs Construction, and Sauer. The piece promotes Lennox as the future of home comfort amid a spree of new homes and offices.
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Garden City
Main Street
Fidelity State Bank
Lee and Woolman
Highth
Joe Kreutzer
Campbell
Presbyterian Church Vocational
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Woolman
Telegram
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Raymond Chappel
First Street
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Guy Miller
Fulton
Bob Petrus
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