Garden City Busters top Colby 75 66 in non conference
Garden City Junior College’s Busters beat Colby Jaco 75 to 66 in a non league game to improve to 2-5 while Colby drops to 3-4. Perthman led Garden with 28 points, Archie Gooden scored 20, Colby’s Vic Case had 20 and Jerry Brown 18 as Garden outshot 46 percent to Colby’s 34 percent and held a 53-37 rebounding edge. The crowd of 535 included 25 Colby students and four cheerleaders.
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Garden City Week of Sports Schedules Across Teams
Garden City teams prepare for a busy week with multiple games across junior high, junior college, and high school levels. Today features eighth grade and A and B team basketball at Garden City JH and a Juco wrestling dual with Fort Hays State.
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Busy Cage Night Tu athletics schedule across leagues
Reading across High Plains Conference games Elkhart at Texhoma Johnger hosts Rolla Lakin at Ulysses Satanta hosts Hooker Holcomb and Sublette skip. West. Kay. Educ. Assn. LaCrosse hosts Kinsley Ness City hosts Wakerley Tribune at Syracuse.
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B-Team Wrestlers Fourth Last in Liberal Tourney
Liberal Garden City ffighs B-team placed fourth and last at the Liberal Invitational against three Class AA varsity squads. Liberal won title with 100 points, Wellington 98, Campus High 68, Garden City 47. Garden wrestled 24 matches with multiple second, third, and fourth places amid individual results across 95 to heavyweight bouts.
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Garden City Jaco Matmen Host Hays First Home Meet
Garden City Junior College hosts Fort Hays State College B-team for the season opener at 7 p.m. in the senior high gym. GCJC opened at Hiram Scott College, Scottsbluff, earlier, and lost. Wrestling is in its second intercollegiate season with entries: Siemans, Daigle, Terry, Tresner, Suzuki, Verbeck, Biggs, Lightieri, Hudnett.
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St Marys Girls Sweep Twin Bill at Garde City
St Marys School of Garde City won both seventh and eighth grade basketball games over St Michael's of La Crosse. Garden Knights, coached by Laddie Hernandez, dominated the seventh grade 28 to 16 and the eighth grade 61 to 22, securing their third win for each squad this season.
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St Mary’s Knights Spark 61-Point Night In Diocesan Play
In the diocesan tourney buildup St Mary’s Knights rolled to 61 points, led by Hernandez’s 14 and Jobo Bergkamp’s 11. Garden and LaCrosse combined for mixed efforts as eighth graders trailed 28-8 at one stretch. Next action is Friday at St Mary’s Center against Deerfield with Dodge City Sacred Heart looming Sunday.
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Deerfield
Tribune Defeats Lakin 47-36 for Fourth Straight Win
Tribune High remained unbeaten at 4-0 after a non-conference victory over Lakin 47-36. Tribune led after a tight first half and pulled away in the second. Tom Farmer led Jackrabbit scoring with 14 points. Lakin was led by Terry McVey with 8 points. Preliminary B team score 50-45. Tribune travels to Syracuse next Tuesday. Lakin to Ulysses.
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Coolidge Falls to Plainview in Nonconference Clash
Coolidge High lost to Plainview Conn 57 to 36 in a nonconference interstate game. Plainview led 21-15 at halftime and connected on 5 of 18 free throws while Coolidge made 6 of 11. Huddleston scored 23 for Plainview, Don Hatcher had 2 points for Coolidge.
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Lions Sign Notre Dame Halfback Nick Eddy
Detroit signs Nick Eddy the All America Notre Dame halfback to add a breakaway running threat. The outbid Denver for a NFL contract with terms estimated around 250000. Eddy, 6 feet tall and 25, starred with a 5.6 rushing average, 44 receptions for 708 yards and strong kick returns over three collegiate seasons.
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Six Countries to Ski Jumping Meet at Camp Fortune
Ottawa AP reports six nations will send competitors to an international ski jumping meet at Camp Fortune Que in February. The Ottawa Ski Club says it is awaiting word from several others including the United States.
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Baltimore Slugger To Receive Honor at Boston Dinner
Baltimore slugger Frank Robinson, who led the Orioles to the AL pennant and a World Series sweep of the Dodgers, will be honored at the Boston Baseball Writers’ annual dinner on January 26. He was named over the weekend to receive the writers’ outstanding player award.
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Garden Juniors Down Lamar In Ninth Grade Tilt
Garden City Junior High defeated Lamar Colo 41 to 15 in a ninth grade basketball game on Saturday. Garden led 18-11 at half and 33-21 after three. top scorer David DeRemus with 21 points. Garden improves to 2-0 and next plays Liberal with A and B teams scheduled.
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Tide Turns For K-State
Kansas State's men, coached by Tex Winter, aim for a winning December as they rise to 3-1. The Big Eight opens with mixed results, Kansas leading the league at 5-0 while K-State, Nebraska, Iowa State and Colorado each have one loss. Nebraska spoiled Pacific, and Colorado topped Air Force as K-State beat Florida State 58-? in a Sunflower doubleheader sweep.
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Tigers win again in Shallow Water basketball win
Shallow Water High beat Utica Dragons 74 to 60 led by Larry Pickett with 19 points and Bob Harp 18. Five Tigers scored in double figures as Shallow Water, ranked No. 2 in Class BB by the Wichita Eagle, moves into two division play next season with Utica in the Twin Valley League.
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Junior Matmen Tie Garden City at Lamar in Ninth-Grade Dual
The ninth grade dual meet ended 24 24 as Garden City and Lamar wrestled to a tie at the senior high gym. Garden City forfeited two weights due to no-shows. Lamar earned two forfeits as well. Exhibition results featured Campbell pinning McPherson in 15 seconds.
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Elkhart Drops Non-Loop Till In Thriller
Elkhart High fell 40-39 to Springfield Colorado in a non-league basketball game. Springfield moved to 2-0 after beating Las Animas earlier. Elkhart slipped to 0-3 with losses to Walsh and Hooker. Gary Simmons led Elkhart with 15 points. Next game at Texhoma Tuesday, then home vs Clayton Friday.
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Finger in Eye Hospitalizes Cager
Boston AP Wayne Embry veteran NBA forward acquired from Cincinnati before the season was admitted to the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary after injuring his left eye during the Celtics 117 103 win over the 76ers. Trainer Buddy Leroux said Embry likely will be hospitalized about 10 days.
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