Packers Clinch NFC Central Title in Dominant Win
Green Bay clinched the NFC Central as running backs Brockington and Lane powered a 23-7 second half over Minnesota. Buchanan sealed key plays with interceptions while the 49ers beat Atlanta 28-0 and Pittsburgh edged Houston 9-3. Miami kept pace at 13 wins as Morris and Warfield helped rout the Giants 23-13.
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Pro Football Standings Snapshot
New England leads with 17 points while New Orleans has 10 Pittsburgh sits at 9 and Houston at 3 in this early standings snapshot from the gridiron season.
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Garden City hosts Colby in conference games slate
Kansas City Kings end four game skid by beating Atlanta 130 115 led by Nate Archibald scoring 41 points and 10 assists in an NBA game Sunday night.
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Hutchinson JC trounces Garden City in league opener 98-68
Hutchinson Junior College dominated Garden City Juco 98 to 68 in the western division Jayhawk Juco Conference opener. Hutchinson moved to 6-1 overall, Garden to 2-5. Dana Albright led Garden with 28 points, while Rudy Jackson and Charles Terry each scored 18 for Hutchinson. The Dragons shot 58 percent overall and outrebounded Garden, who struggled with 30 percent field shooting. Garden next hosts Colby Juco before a conference game versus Pratt.
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Sharon Springs Upsets Leoti In Nonconference Clash 52-45
Sharon Springs improves to 3-0 with a 52 to 45 upset over Leoti. Scott City and Lakin had recent results, as Leoti led 12-10 after one period but Sharon Springs pulled away in the second. Bussen led Sharon Springs with 13 points while Weilert paced Leoti with 12 points and 7 rebounds.
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College Scores Across The Nation In AP Roundup
The Associated Press reports a wide set of college men’s basketball results. Notable scorers and teams include Seton Hall 84 over East Lafayette 78, Princeton 82 over Davidson 78, Maryland 107 over Canisius 80, Purdue 101 over TCU 70, Ohio 74 over Northwestern 69, and Houston 114 over Cincinnati 73. The list spans numerous schools and venues with varied outcomes.
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Juco Matmen Second in Four-Team Tourney Here
Garden City placed second in a four team one day junior college wrestling invitational here Saturday with 77 points. McCook Nebraska won with 96 points while Oscar Rose Jucy of Oklahoma City took third. Dodge City finished last with 54 points. Isiah Baker of Liberal was Garden City’s only champion at 142 pounds.
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Holcomb Splits Card In Twin Bill With Sublette
Holcomb junior Longhorns win the eighth grade 87 54 but lose the seventh grade 18 51. Johnny Rupp leads Holcomb with 18 points and Randy Katz 14. Sublette’s J Muse scores 18. Sublette tops Holcomb in the seventh grade 18 ? A substitute game ends 12 10 in Holcomb’s favor. Next action Thursday at 5 20 p m at Holcomb in a double header vs St Mary Garden City.
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Vikings Split Doubleheader at Deerfield
Deerfield beat St Mary 26-24 in the eighth grade game while St Mary won the seventh grade 22-18. Randy Jackson led Deerfield with 12 points in the eighth grade, Lester Bayer had 13 and Ladry Brungardt 6 for the Vikings. Tony Herrera scored 8 and Curt Lamb 4 in the seventh grade, David Rich added 10 for Deerfield. Next Thursday at 5:30 p.m. St Mary travels to Holcomb for another seventh-eighth doubleheader.
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Pro Basketball Standings From Garden City Telegram Dec 11 1972
Summary of ABA and WL standings and results from December 11 1972 with teams including Carolina New York Memphis and Dallas plus scores from recent games and upcoming schedules. Hedgeman Lewis seeks WBA welterweight title shot despite state ban after defeating Billy Backus in Syracuse.
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Rodgers Leads Big Eight In Two Offensive Categories
Nebraska star Johnny Rodgers was the only player to top two Big Eight statistical lists, capturing the punt return and scoring titles. He totaled 618 punt yards on 39 returns and 102 points, while Dave Jaynes of Kansas led in passing with 2,253 yards and 15 TDs.
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Three Teams in Big Eight undefeated headline
Sixteenth ranked Kansas State, surprised Saturday night by AP report notes Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma remain undefeated in Big Eight play after tight showings.
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Big Eight Standings and Weekend Results Report
The Big Eight standings show Oklahoma 6 0 and Missouri 5 0 atop, with Iowa State and Kansas State solid in midpack. Tulsa hosts North Texas State as Oklahoma State visits Baylor while Colorado hosts Long Beach State and Nebraska faces Texas Christian. Oklahoma kept its unblemished record with a 61-58 win over North Carolina Charlotte. Missouri defeated Ohio State 69-62. Iowa State beat Southern Colorado 84-71. Colorado upset New Mexico State 87-77. Nebraska beat Air Force 57-53 in the Mountaineer Classic consolation. Tulsa’s Willie Biles scored 42 against Kansas State. Alvan Adams led Oklahoma with 18 points in a 61-58 win. Kansas fell to Iowa 69-56 as Kansas State trailed at halftime.
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