Busters Rally to Bludgeon McCook 73 48
Garden City Junior College overcame a tight first half to roll past McCook 73 to 48 in non conference action. Page led with 26 points including 16 field goals, Crawford added 20, and Gard en City seized control in the second half to pull away. McCook shot 35 percent and was held to 48 points as Holliday led with 15 for the Indians.
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Busters
McCook
Bob Greer
Garden City Junior College
Ie McCook
Nob
Juco Indians
Ben Grimstey Gym
Broncbusters
Garden Quckly
Ted
Garden
Don Scott
James Page
Scott
Gene Premer
Seph
Indians
Soph
Bill Holliday
Gorden
Page
Wayne Cooper
Page Scor
Bennie Crawford
Crawford
Nebraskans
McConk
Holliday
Mike Clarkin
Charles Rovbal
Cooper
Roybal
Big Holliday
Paul Croghan
Roark
Garden City Busters Host Jacksonville Jaguars Juco
Garden City Junior College welcomes Jacksonville Jaguars Juco from Jacksonville Texas for a 7 45 p m non conference game at Ben Grimsley Gym The Jaguars bring a 6 5 record while Garden holds 6 5 The game follows a three game home stretch against out of state opponents with Weber College and Clarendon JC pending before a Sayre JC return.
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Juco
East Texas
Ben Grimsley
Garden City Junior College
Jaguars
Little Jacksonville
Tex
Texans
Kansas
Colorado
West Texas
Parsons Juco
Pratt
Trinidad
Colo
Odessa
Vernon Horton
Garden
Jacksonville
Letourneau Tech
Longview
Panola
Dale Roark
Soph
Wayne Cooper
Garden City
Frosh
Bennie Crawford
Mangum
Okla
James Page
Tulsa
Don Scott
Stillwater
Bobby Heath
Yale
Busters
Weber College of
Ogden
Utah
Clarendon
Sayre JC
Ingalls Grabs Fourth Victory Over Offerle Indians
Ingalls High Bulldog wrestle past Offerle 50 41 in non conference clash led by Roger Loewen with 12 points and Tony Lopez 9. Ingalls builds early leads 15 8 26 16 39 29 while Offerle struggles at the foul line 9 of 31. Next up Santa Fe League test at Montezuma. girls win 43 21 as Linda Meng leads with 13.
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Offerle
Ingalls High
Bulldogs
Offerle Indians
Earl Vore
Ingalls
Roger Loewen
Tony Lopez
Wayne Pickle
Billy Maxwell
Larry Brehm
Offerte
Roger Leith
Lawrence Kregar
Deerfield
Pierceville
Kismet
Santa Fe
Montezuma
Larry Thompson
Linda Meng
Meng
Taoyen
Lewwen
T. Ley
Pickle
Maxwell
Phompson
Miller
Loewen
Kart
Sam Etcheverry Shines As Cardinals Top Cowboys 31 13
Sam Etcheverry, in his first NFL game after nine seasons with Montreal, threw 13 of 25 for 265 yards, 212 in the second half, guiding St. Louis to a 31 13 win over Dallas. Arizona receivers were light but protection helped him connect on two touchdown passes and long gains.
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ST. Louis
Sam Etcheverry
Canada
St. Louis Cardinal
Etcheverry
Dallas Cowboys
Montreal
Sone
Sam
Floyd Smith tops Garden Bowl mixed league action
Floyd Smith of the Dairy King team rolled the high men game 226 and high series 621 as the Mixed League finished week 14 at Garden Bowl. Velen Careathers led women with 197, Lelia Shearmire posted best 535 series. C. R. Anthony’s topped Dairy King and Alley Rats led by 2,076 team series. Results include Dairy King 1,898 over Old Corral 1,859 and Oswalt Industries 4-0 over Rupp Auto Repair.
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Floyd Smith
Dairy King
Garden Bowl
Velen Careathers
Tatro Plumbing
Lelia Shearmire
C. R. Anthony
C. R. Anthony's
Cannon Scores Touchdowns In Oilers 48 21 Win
Billy Cannon starred for Houston with five touchdowns and 216 rushing yards, plus 114 receiving yards, as the Oilers crushed New York 48-21 to seize at least a tie for the Eastern Division lead. San Diego won 28-10 and Dallas defeated Denver 49-21 in Sunday AFL play.
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Cannon
Oilers
New York
Houston
Oakland
Los Angeles Chargers
San Diego
Buffalo
Dallas
Denver
Heavy Cage Schedule Highlights Southwest Action
Telegram area teams and neighbors prepare for a dense pre Christmas basketball week. Key games Tuesday through Saturday shape league races in West Central Kansas and neighboring conferences, with Garden City JC, Dodge City, Ulysses, and others hosting rivals and open dates noted across multiple leagues.
Kaiser Makes Big Difference for Tapers
Roger Kaiser All-America from Georgia Tech delivers for the Washington Tapers in the American Basketball League. The 5 foot 11 guard scored the deciding basket with six seconds left, a 15 foot jump shot, to give Washington a 101-100 victory over the Los Angeles Jets in his second game in a week after joining from Chicago.
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Associated Press
Roger Kaiser
Georgia Tech
Washington Tapers
Tapers
Chicago
National Basketball Association
Washington
Los Angeles Jets
Finney State Lake Redesignated as Wildlife Management Area
Finney County State Lake in the northeast of the county is redesignated by the Kansas Forestry Wish and Game Commission as a wildlife management area. The lake area has shrunk below 100 acres due to silt buildup. fishing continues while the park will be managed for wildlife with food plots and diversified cover. When populations permit, public hunting may be allowed.
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Finney County State Lake
Kansas Forestry, Wish, and Game Commission
George C. Moore
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tournaments Named Sites For Kansas District Regional State
Kansas high school association revealed districts and regional sites for basketball varying by class. Class BB district at Deerfield Ensign hosts and western teams vie for regional at Offerte. Class B districts at Sublette Spearville and Meade host with Mullinville Pawnee Rock at Mullinville for the regional. Class A districts at Ulysses Victoria and Hill City host regionals. Class AA regional at Russell with eight teams advancing to Wichita state meet.
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Topeka
Kansas State High School Activities Assn
Dodge City Municipal Auditorium
Emporia Civic Auditorium
Hutchinson Sports Arena
University of Wichita
Pierceville
Ensign
Montezuma
Coperland
Englewood
Bloom
Windthorst
Ingalls
Western Arkansas Valley League
Utica
Healy
Beeler
Mc Cracken
Schoenchen
Deerfield
Eid
Offerte
Burdett
Dodge City
Sublette
Satanta
Kismet
Rolla
Johson
Holcomb
Cimarron
Jetmore
Spearville
Ford
Bucktin
Mullinville
Rawson
Meade
Plains
Ashland
Protection
Coldwater
Minneola
Fowler
Pete
Sharon Springs
Quinter
Moreland
Brewster
Bird City
Pawnee Rock
Tribune
Paleo
Ulysses
Victoria
Hugoton
Elkhart
Syracuse
Lakin
Scoti
Scott City
Dighton
Ness City
LaCrosse
Ellis
WaKeeney
Plainville
Hill City
O Tram
Osborne
Colby
Wichita
Russell
Garden City
Hays
Hays St. Joseph
Liberal
Pratt
Great Bend
Larned
Ellsworth
Elsworth
Hoisington
Sterling
Lyons
Lincoln
Alibi Bowling Tourney Singles and Doubles Tighten Standings
The Alibi Bowling Tourney at Garden Bowl nears its final weekend with leaders reshuffled in singles and doubles. Don Tatro of Pratt leads singles with 710 while Don Hertel of Garden City holds the all events crown race at 1,244. In doubles, Harry Riffe and Bill De Camp of Liberal top the standings at 1,315, with Bill Smith and Leslie King of Ulysses close behind at 1,310 as action continues next Sunday.
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Garden Bowl
Don Tatto
Pratt
Don Hertel
Garden City
Harry Riffe
Bill DeCamp
Liberal
Bill Smith
Lesie King
Ulysses
Hertel
Don Tatro
Sam Collier
Lamar
Colo
Howard Lindenmuth
Senit City
James Eubank
Ellinwood
Ronald Philbrick
Ronald Crowther
Durham
G. Morris
A Teitz Schreibvogel
Elmer Popp
Smokey Helmers
Scott City
Charley Eskelund
Ramon Jones
Glenn Himes
Kenny Wright
Herb Braun
Bill de Camp
Leslie King
Jim Zubeck
Wendell Forsse
Willard Johnston
Jerome Petz
Thomas Hare
Arnold Kaiser
Raymond Lillie
Elkhart
Nelson Gearhart
Sie Schield
Arl Skinner
G. E. Komarek
Biliwood
Vernon Hiskett
Junior Bryant
Elnwood
More Grid Honors for Tony Pontillo
Tony Pontillo, 205 pounds from Bridgeport Connecticut, earned more grid honors after rushing for 143 yards and scoring twice as Panhandle beat Langston 28 14 in the first annual All-Sports Bowl in Oklahoma City. Pontillo opened Panhandle scoring with a 4 yard run while Linton and Pontillo pushed the Aggies past Langston before 8000 fans.
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Tony Pontillo
Garden City
Reimer Named To League Team
Cimarron senior center Don Reimer, 180 pounds, was named to the 1961 all Iroquois League football team as coaches selected the squad. Cimarron, led by Larry Friend, joined the league this fall and finished 5-4 overall and 3-3 in league play, tying Fowler and Greensburg for fourth in the seven team circuit. Also named to the second team were end Allen Butzine, 175 pounds, halfback Charlie Burns, 140 pounds, and full back Terry Nolan, 165 pounds.
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Cimarron
Don Reimer
Larry Friend
Bluejays
Fowler
Greensburg
Allen Butzine
Charlie Burns
Terry Nolan
Wilt Hits 194 Points in Three Games
Wilt Chamberlain scored 78 points Friday, 61 Saturday, and 55 Sunday as the Philadelphia Warriors beat the Chicago Packers 118-109. The weekend total reached 194 points across three NBA games, while Cincinnati defeated New York 134-94 in the other Sunday contest.
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Associated Press
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
Chicago Packers
Cincinnati
New York
Knicks
Bud Johnson Wins Civic Center Pool Meet
Bud Johnson finished first among 16 entries at Civic Center Friday night to win a three hour pool tournament for high school youths. Co J Godwin placed second, Tim Gottschalk third, and John Renick fourth. top four won boxes of candy. Other contestants included Doug Birkel, Marvin Frizzel, Gary Crawford, and others.
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Bud Johnson
Civic Center
Co. J. Godwin
Tim Gottschalk
John Renick
Doug Birkel
Marvin Frizzel
Gary Crawford
Bob Stalter
Jim Finnup
Gary Palmer
John Smith
Leon Lewis
John John
Jack Curtis
Bob Schrader
Land Jim’ Baker
Cimarron Down Meade In Iroquois League Basketball
Cimarron rolled past Meade 54 to 28 in a league game as Verlyn Anderson's Blue Jays held the Buffaloes to seven field goals. Charlie Burns led Cimarron with 13 points, Junior Butzine added 12, while Way Berry Clay topped Meade with six. A preliminary Cimarron win 50-25 preceded the night. Cimarron visits Fowler Tuesday. Meade hosts Greensburg Friday.
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MEADE
Cimarron
Meade Buffaloes
Verlyn Anderson
Blue~ Jays
Greensburg
Coldwater
Jack Hale
Fowler
Protection
Buffs
Jays
Charlie Burns
Bluejay
Junior Butzine
Steve Flowers
Larry Addison
Ernie Ratzlaff
Berry Clay
Dale Isaac
Chuck Allen
Goldbugs
Ashland
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Octapentry
Hailenk
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Premier
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Norman
Gray
Sturgis
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JC of
Carthage
Allen Academy of
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Letourneau
Brinn JC
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Wharton County
Parsons
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Tyler
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Lone Star State
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Kilgore JC
Paris JC
Texarkana JC
Henderson County JC
Athens
Lon Morris JC
Ronald Henderson
Glenn Park
Freddie Bates
New London
Gale Driver
Woden
Jerry Treadaway
Huntington
Robby Evans
Big Spring
William 2Gavba
Danbury
Herbert Johnson
Big Sandy
Broacbusters
Sayre
South Plains JC
Levelland
Neb
Erle — Bralns
Galt
Hermann
Kregar
Leith II
Wetzel
Billy Cannon
Loral
Garden City JC
Tex. JC
Garden City High
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Garden City Junior High
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Erade
Bt. Mary's
St. Mary's Center
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Linton
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