Colby Grapplers Triumph Over Garden City Buffs In Duel
Colby Eagles overpower Garden City Buffs 33 to 11 in a Grimsley Gym dual wrestling meet. Colby won six of the ten regular weights after a 6-0 early lead, with standout wins by Vic Metzler in the heavyweight class and Dan Davis at 127 pounds. Exhibition matches went to the visitors. Regular-season notes cite Colby’s 1960-61 opener a 35-17 win over St. Francis. Garden City’s next start hosts Hoxie at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Eagles
Garren City High
Grimsley Gym
Northwest Kansas
St. Francis
Garden
Buffs
Goakley
Plainsmen
Garden City
Hoxie
Indians
Vic Metzler
Dan Davis
John Dickerson
Buff Sophomores Open Season at Pierceville
Garden City Highs 1960 61 sophomores visit Pierceville High for a 7 30 p m tipoff against the Indian varsity Ray Hiner makes his coaching debut for the Buffs Pierceville comes from the Western Arkansas Valley League and is coached by Burl Dowell The host Indians beat Santa Fe Trails Engalls 44 38 and lost 53 40 to Kendall Friday night Pierceville starts Cronin Horton Parr Sloan and Stmatze with James Walker as reserves Garden sophs meet Dodge City Tuesday night in a Garden Dodge triple header Hiner plans to start Collier Garbo Christensen with Marine Davis Jones competing for guards Last season Garden sophs were 4 6 under Curt Shipley Pierceville swept last year’s meetings and Garden’s next games are after Christmas break
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Garden City High
Pierceville High
Ray
Hiner
Buff Helm
Pierceville
Burl Dowell
Indians
Ingalls
Dowell
Kendall Bobcats
Jon Cronin
Louis Horton
Steve Parr
Gene Sloan
Larry Stmatze
Marvin James
Darrell Walker
Cronin
Horton
Parr
Garden Sophs
Ensign
Dodge City
Sophs
Dodge
Garden- Dodge
Tigers
Scot
Ulysses
Dodge City St. Mary
Hooker
Okla
Scott
Tribune
WKBA
Lakin
Montezuma
Frank Griffitts
Englewood
Sublette
High Plains
Larks
Monte
Ingalls Bulldogs
Montezumia
Windthorst
Bluejays
Jays
Fowler Goldbugs
Bull
Cimarron
Jay
Coldwater
Greensburg
Dodge City High Sophs
Larry Addison
Cimarron B
Dallas Texans Draft Ced Price For Football
Ced Price, star recruit turned basketball standout for Kansas State, was drafted by the Dallas Texans of the AFL within a day of his best college game. The Fort Worth native, who said he might play pro football, cited improved fundamentals and a healed shoulder as reasons for the switch. Price, nearly 6-6, explained his football prospects and recalled idol Elroy Hirsch, while noting future home games and his readiness to catch passes.
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Ced Price
Kansas State
Dallas Texans
American Football League
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Wildcats
Indiana
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Bellamy
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Tex Winter
Ike
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Rams
Elroy Hirsch
Hirsch
Texas
Weekend college bowl results from NAIA and other games
Associated Press summaries list NAIA Holiday Bowl in St Petersburg Florida where Lenoir Rhyne defeated Humboldt 15 to 14. Orange Blossom Classic in Miami Florida saw Florida A&M beat Langston 40 to 26. Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena California had Long Beach to defeat Tyler 38 to 16. Shrine Junior College Bowl in Albuquerque New Mexico recorded West 25 Hast 46.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Humboldt
Miami
Ila
Morida
Langston, Olla
Pasadena
Long Beach
Calif
Tyler
Tex
Shrine Junior College
Albuquerque
N.M. West
GC 7th Graders Open Play Wednesday at Garden City
Forty six boys auditioned for Garden City Junior High seventh grade basketball under Merle Altman a Ft Hays State graduate. Last year the team went 4-6 in 10 games and this season schedules 10 games against Dodge City Ulysses Liberal Holcomb and Scott City on a home and home basis. The squad, averaging height with fair speed, looks to improve before first contest at Ulysses next Wednesday. Lead rebounders are Ted Gardiner and Duane Downtain with Steve Smith and Downtain as top shooters.
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Merle Altman
Ft. Hays State
Allman
Garden City Junior Collge
Dodge City
Ulysses
Liberal
Holcomb
Scott City
Altman
Ted Gardiner
Duane Downtain
Steve Smith
Downtain
Son of Citation Now of Plains
A thoroughbred named Rush Award, bred by Calumet Farm and now pastured south of Plains, is a likely relation to several Kentucky Derby winners. His sire Citation raced in 32 stakes and won the Triple Crown in 1948, while his dam Miss Rush-In produced Derby winner Ponder and future sire Needle.
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Citation
John Evans
Evans
Calumet Farm
Lexington
Bis
Pimlico
Fabius
Silver Spoon
Rush Award
Miss Rush- In
Ponder
Needles
Rigney Rumored To Lead Angels In 1961
The Los Angeles Angels name their field manager today with Bill Rigney favored to take the job. An 11 am PST press conference at Wrigley Field will announce the choice. Other contenders mentioned include Bob Elliott and Caspar Stengel, with Durocher reportedly eliminated.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Bill Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Angels
Wrigley Field
Rigney
Bob Elliott
Kansas City
Casey Stengel
Leo Durocher
Billy Jurgess
Heavy Round of Cage Action Hits Area Tonight
A dense Tuesday basketball schedule with WCELx matchups Garden City at Dodge City Great Bend at Pratt Hays at Russell plus West Central and high plains league games across Pierceville Englewood Ingalls Kismet and more. Multiple small schools clash as teams chase league goals and prep for tougher conference play.
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Garden City
Dodge City
Holcomb
Satanta
Ulysses
Lakin
Holly
Colo
Tribune
Windthorst
Unde
Weather Delays Saturday Games In Area Basketball Schedule
Snow and ice postpone two area non league basketball games. Scott City will host Ulysses and Montezuma hosts Minneola with makeup dates set after the new year. Scott City has 3-0 start under Bill Guthridge and Ulysses 2-1 under Gerald Raines. Montezuma also 3-0 and led by Frank Griffitts.
Oswalt Bowlers Capture Honors in Garden Bowl action
Oswalt Industries dominated the Garden Bowl Mixed League week 11 with team highs 682 in a game and 1,939 in series. Raymond Blackwood led men with 208 game, Bill Hull tops with 564 series. Leona Dickerson paced women with 497 series for C R Anthony. Oswalt’s squad beat Alley Rats 4 0 1 939 to 1 781 as other results split.
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Oswalt Industries
Garden Bowl
Raymond Blackwood
Bill Hull
Oswalt
Lelia Stinemetz
Splitters
Leona Dickerson
C.R. Anthony
Rickman
Gutter Dusters
Dairy King
Oswalt’ Industries
Alley Rats
Two Juco Stars Lead East In All-Star Tilt
Garden City J C players John Gacek and Fred Watts started for the East in the Junior College All-Star game at the University of New Mexico Stadium in Albuquerque. The East lost 25 to 16 to the West amid snowy weather. other participants included Joe Searles of Pratt JC and Jack King of Hutchinson JC. Net proceeds benefited Shrine charities.
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Garden City Junior College
Albuquerque
N.M
John Gacek
Fred Watts
University of New Mexico
Joe Searles
Pratt JC
Jack King
Hutchinson JC
Shrine Charities
Wilt Slowed Nats Win in 132-121 Victory
Syracuse Nationals toppled Philadelphia Warriors 132-121 as Wilt Chamberlain was limited to 31 points. Dolph Schayes 33, Hal Greer 24, and Dick Barnett 19 led Syracuse. Detroit, St. Louis, and Philadelphia winners completed Saturday results.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
Big Warrior
Syracuse Nationals
Philadelpha
Boston
Nationals
Celtics
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Hal Greer
Dick Barnett
Nats
Detroit
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Englewood, Santa Fe Trail Dominate 1960 All Star 8-Man Football
Englewood Bulldogs repeat as conference champions in the Santa Fe Trail League, dominating the 1960 all star selections. QB Ron Little, end Darrell Wilcox, and center Merle Whisenhunt earn first team honors for Englewood, with Copeland, Bloom, Ingalls, Montezuma, Moscow, and Ensign also placing players on both first and second teams along with several honorable mentions.
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Santa Fe Trail League
Copeland
Rolla Englewood
Minneola
Ensign
Pierceville
Ingalls
Offerle Kismet
Plains Moscow
Kendall Bloom
Englewood
Bill Smith
Bulldogs
Ron Little
Darrell Wilcox
Merle Whisenhunt
Dennis Osbourn
Tim Forman
Bloom
Bob Hill
Kenneth Sigley
Bill Foster
Bond
Haleon Bart‘Jett
Kenneth Jennings
Doyle Jennings
Moscow
Jon Tyler
Duane Goyen
Ensign High
SFDL
Mark Martinez
Jody Ascencio
Jim Tyler
David Loucks
Larry Shopher
Kismet
Richard Hirn
Rodger Klotz
Dick Hardison
Arlen Etling
Lew Lewallen
Rick Mentzer
Little
Richard Hinn
Montezuma
College Scores and Upsets From Alumni Basketball Listings
A dense round up of college basketball results shows Saint Bonaventure beating Eastern Kentucky 78 to 69, Temple over Navy 64 to 57, Harvard defeating MIT 61 to 56, and Colgate 76 over Lehigh 66. Multiple other games include Columbia 82 Baltimore 71, Fordham 86 Rhode Island 79, NC State 88 The Citadel 71, Wake Forest 84 Penn State 78, and Georgetown 91 American U. 78. Highlights feature high totals like Weston College 100 Dartmouth 6 and Brigham Young 112 Miami Fla 80, with numerous close contests and notable blowouts across conferences.
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Colgate
Lehigh
Columbia
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Loyola
Holy Cross
Yale
Boston University
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TCU
Washington
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Baylor
Colorado
Oregon
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Montana State
Kansas State
Southern Calfornia
Meade outduels Cimarron in late rally for 54-50 win
Meade Buffaloes edged Cimarron Bluejays 54 to 50 in a kinetic Iroquois League tilt. Cimarron erased a 21 point deficit to tie at 50 with 1% minutes left, but Meade replied with a decisive late surge and made both free throws in the final seconds. Meade led 35-16 at halftime, shot 38 percent from the field and 55 percent at the line, while Cimarron connected on 30 percent overall and 71 percent free throws. Meade’s Demmitt scored 21, Scott 14 for Cimarron, with rebound edge 43-37 for the winners.
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Meade Buffaloes
Cimarron Bluejays
Chuck Streele
Meade
Buffs
Jays
Merlin Scott
Buf
Tom Demmitt
Leon Bartnett
Larry Weins
Wayne Brown
Demmitt
Gary Johnson
Scott
Rich Woodward
Greensburg
Coldwater
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Joe Bosler
Richard Simpson
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