Garden City Busters top Lamar 89 to 74 in interstate clash
Garden City edged Lamar 89 74 as the Broncbusters shot 53 percent and dominated the boards. Sophomore Bob Powell led with 24 points followed by Larry Wells 18 and Jerome Allen 16 as Garden City built double digit leads. Lamar’s Gary Krug scored 23, Richard Greene 14, and Gary Krug led the visitors in scoring.
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Syracuse Sinks Elkhart To Keep Record Perfect
Syracuse Bulldogs improve to 4-0 in High Plains Conference with a 69-42 win over Elkhart. Matt Mauve led with 11 points, Randy Johnson grabbed 9 rebounds, and all 11 players scored for Syracuse while Steve Schmidt and Randy Heary added 10 points each. Elkhart's Tom Weatherman had 11 points. Kevin O'Hair had 8 rebounds. Next, Elkhart visits Johnson and Syracuse hosts Lakin in HPC games before Christmas.
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Ulysses Edges Leoti In Buzzer Beater Finish
Ulysses High defeated Leoti 41-39 in a western division clash. Dale Ladner nailed a 50 foot game winner as the final buzzer sounded, breaking a 39-39 tie. Ladner and Van Meiter combined for 29 of Ulysses points, while Barr led Leoti with 14. Ulysses improves to 2-1. next at Tribune.
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Local Bowling Standouts Highlight League Scores
In a busy Monday session several leagues posted top figures. Lalicker Bowls Best saw 225 in a game by Jerry Lalicker and a 608 series by John Hawking, with Santa Me Motors of Deerfield leading team totals at 2 957. etc.
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OJ Simpson NFL Player of the Week after 219 rushing yards
OJ Simpson, Buffalo Bills star, named AP NFL Offensive Player of the Week after gaining 219 yards on a 71 yard run in an 87 to 13 win over New England. He increased season total to 1,803 yards and could break Browns single season rushing record with eight more carries.
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Two Ousted in Town Team Meet
Two teams were eliminated on Tuesday in the annual pre season tourney at Ban Grimsley Gym. Twelve squads enter double elimination with results placing clubs into A or B leagues for regular season play. Tuesday saw two elimination games narrowing the field to ten teams as quarter final play nears with three games slated tonight in the winners bracket.
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Ex Yankee Infielder May Turn Politico
Bobby Richardson, former New York Yankee infielder and USC baseball coach, says he expects to decide soon whether to run for Congress. The Sumter, South Carolina native, 38, says prominent Republicans including Sen. Strom Thurmond have encouraged him to pursue the GOP nomination for the 5th District seat, as Rep. Tom Gettys plans to leave next year. There are seven harness racing tracks in New York State.
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Ingalls Upset Montezuma In Tight 66-61 Victory
Ingalls Bulldogs, 3-0 in SEFTS play, toppled league favorite Montezuma 66-61 at home. Mike Doll led Ingalls with 19 points and John Doll added 17, while Montezuma suffered a 25-for-56 shooting effort from the field and 25 turnovers. Next games: Ingalls at Capelle, Montezuma at Rolla.
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Pro Basketball Scores From Associated Press
NBA ABA updates list Tuesday and Wednesday games with matchups including Virginia at Memphis Carrollina at New York Kentucky at San Antonio Denver at Utah San Diego at Indiana and San Diego at Memphis plus a note of San Antonio versus Virginia at Norfolk on Thursday with no Tuesday games scheduled.
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Dawson Maybe On 74 Season
Kansas City AP Len Dawson veteran quarterback of the Chiefs says he hopes to return next season if he recovers from a shoulder and heel injury. Dawson 38 notes he has not signed a contract and acknowledges ongoing speculation about retiring. He spoke on a televised sports show Tuesday night.
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College Scores Sweep Of Weekend Matchups Across conferences
A flurry of college basketball results shows Temple, Princeton, New Hampshire and Rhode Island posting wins while Maine, Vermont and others fall short. Regional scores include Illinois over Detroit and Arizona defeating San Diego State, with several upsets and overtime showings across the nation.
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Johnson Jolts Satanta 78-41
Johnson High defeated Satanta 78-41 in HPC basketball. Johnson led throughout with margins at 22-8 and 55-25, Satanta forced 31 fouls to nine, and three Satanta players fouled out. Johnson's Troy Axams and Tony Clark tallied 18 points each, while Satanta’s Bill Brown scored 12. Preliminary B team won 55-45. Satanta freshman prevailed 60-2.
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The Long Bomb Becomes Bengals Fever Drink
In Cincinnati a popular mixed drink called The Long Bomb mirrors the football fever around the Bengals. In only their sixth season the team stands one game from a division title as Ken Anderson leads with a career high 15 touchdown passes this year.
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Notre Dame Upsets Indiana In Brute Force Battle
Notre Dame, ranked sixth, defeated No. 8 Indiana 87 73 at Assembly Hall as John Shumate and Adrian Dantley combined for 26 rebounds. Coach Dick Phelps credited rebounding and physical play, while Indiana coach Bob Knight called the game well played and Notre Dame deserving to win from start to finish.
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