Garden City Busters Rally to 81 Against McCook
Garden City Junior College defeated McCook Neb 81 to 68 in a non conference Interstate clash at Ben Grimsley Gym. Don Scott led with 28 points, Bennie Crawford scored 21, Kent Martin added 13, and Garden employed 15 players as they built a 25 point halftime lead and cruised to a win over a winless McCook squad. The Busters hit 51 percent at the half and finished 60 percent overall while McCook shot 36 percent. Garden’s rebounding margin was 44-33. The teams meet again after a short Christmas break.
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Bob Greer
Garden City Junior College
McCook
Nebr
Jaco
Ben Grimsley Gymnasium
Dale Meadors
Broacbusters
Py Murommy
Garden
Don Scott
Bennie Crawford
Buster
Garden First
Meadors
Busters
Kent Martin
Nick Hruska
Pete McNeill
Crawford
Martin
Hruska
Pat Leach
Scott
Buster Subs
Frank Phillips
Borger
Tex
Lamar
Colo
Phillips
Plainsmen
Western Junior College Athletic Conference
Kansas Forestry Commission discusses new fishing and game laws
The Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission held its monthly session to discuss bills on commercial fishing regulation, field trials for dogs, aligning migratory game law with federal rules, creating legal status for deer antelope and wild turkey, exotic species safeguards, and bonding sub agents to sell licenses to relieve county clerks. Also, Coffeyville JC star Sullivan Mills will join the University of Wichita Shockers next fall after a standout junior college season.
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Pratt
Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Missouri River
Kansas
County Clerks Association
Sofppeyville
Sullivan Mills
Coffeyville JC
University of Wichita
Wichita
Chelo Herta
Munday
Mills
Shockers
Jucostar
Red Ravens
Juco to Meet Texans Friday in Garden City
Garden City JuCo prepares for a Friday clash with Don Loyd’s Texas Texans from Borger. The visitors, led by 21.8 ppg scorer Sammy Smith, enter with a 1-4 record after tough showings in Odessa and Cameron. Prelim game at 6:30 p.m. features JuCo Reserves vs Dicks Dairy town squad.
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Texas
Garden City Juco
Busters
Frank Phillips
Juco
Borger
Dicks’ Dairy
Texans
Jacos
Plainsmen
Don Loyd
Phillips
Odessa
Tex
Bor
Dodge City
Texas Panhandle
Seph Sammy Smith
Seph Benjy Richardson
Hereford
Mike Kelly
Johnny Wilson
Kenny Hart
Tex ‘ Smith
Shearmire Leads Bowling Night In Classic Scratch League
Ray Shearmire of the KGLD TV team rolled 247 in a game and 654 in a series, anchoring a night that saw KGLD TV post the top team game 664 and top team series 1,792 in the Classic Scratch League over week 15 at Garden Bowl.
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Ray Shearmire
Kgldtv
Garden Bowl
Kgld-Tv
Rickman Body Shop
Henkle
Brett Roofing
Palmer Jewelry
Crist Ranch
Collingwood Farms
Phil Srouse
Conoco
F. R. Goodnight
Colorado Interstate Gas No. 2
al Pfeifer
Garden City Co-op Office
Joe Moritz
Fisher Iga
Pfeifer
CIG No. 2
Co-op Office
Ingalls Kegler Tops In Lamar Tourney
Laran Dall of Ingalls Kansas won first prize at Lamar Lanes 2 Game endurance tourney in Lamar Colorado drawing 130 bowlers from five states. He totaled 4258 pins in 20 games including handicap for an average near 212. Hoss Belew of La Junta Colorado took second with 4252 and Eugene Dillon of Walsh Colorado third with 4216.
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Lamar
Colo
Laren Dall
Ingalls
Kan
Walsh
Lema Opens Defense Of Mexican Open Title
Tony Lema started his title defense in Mexico City after breaking the course record with an 8 under par 64 in the pro am event the day before, establishing himself as the strong favorite for the Mexican Open.
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Mexico City
Tony Lema
Willie Shoemaker Wins Garden State Stakes Again
Hall of Fame jockey Willie Shoemaker rides George D Widener’s Crewman to a repeat victory in the Garden State Stakes following his 1961 win aboard Crimson Satan, confirming back to back triumphs.
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Willie Shoemaker
George D. Widener
Crewman
Shoe
Crimson Satan
Heavy Cage Slate on Tap Friday Night Basketball
Telegram area teams southeast into a heavy schedule with multiple conference games and non league matchups Friday and two games Saturday. Notable are Dodge City at Hays and Liberal hosting Guymon with several league fixtures across West Central Kansas High Plains and Western Arkansas Valley divisions.
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Deerfield
Manter
Coolidge
Wiley
Colo
Hawks Open Gap Atop NHL Standings
The Chicago Black Hawks led the NHL by four points today after the New York Rangers, who had not beaten Chicago all season, lost 4-3 to the Hawks on Wednesday night after surrendering a one-goal edge in the final period.
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Associated Press
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Rangers
Black Hawks
Chicago
Garden City tops Hoxie in first ever win over Indians
Garden City Highs wrestling squad edged Hoxie 23 22 on Wednesday night to record the Buffs first dual meet victory over the Indians. Key late pins and decisions by Dale Lightner Christensen McGraw Staley Kendall Scott and Reitchek sealed the upset as coach Bob Wilson earns his first Garden City dual win. Next match is Saturday at 2 00 p m against Lamar Colorado.
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Jim Concannon
Garden City High
Hoxie Indians
Garden Matmen
Hoxie
Buffs
Dale
David Lightney
Christensen
McGraw
Bob Wilson
Bandel
Maxfield
Hesskett
Staley
Garden
Sloan
Kendall
Scott
Hoxia
Stoppell
John Lightner
Reitchek
Wilson
Vitory
Garden City
Lamar
Colo
Jim Johnson
Tom Dale
Dall Bainter
Ar Eens
Cousy Paces Celtics Past Hawks as End Nears
Bob Cousy announces this may be his final NBA season and stars for Boston, guiding a 111-98 win over St. Louis. He tallies 18 points and 13 assists, while Boston moves 244 games behind the Lakers atop the league. The doubleheader also features Lakers over Syracuse and Chicago over Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Bob Cousy
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
Cooz
Boston
St. Louis
Hawks
Los Angeles
Lakers
Syracuse
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Cousy
Celtics
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Pratt JC
Garden Cify — Martin
Fhampoon
Shinn
Munsen
Ulndner
Hdwards
2Obingon
Meng
Scott A
Horton
Stuewe
Ascencio
Hornung
Griffin
Rusell
Dicke
Roach
Turlis
McNeill
Petrilig
Schroder
Leach
3Mon
Totaia
Himitttion
Mike Edwards
Willie Shine
McGook
Joe Hecken Lively
Indians
Shine
Game Group
Coffeyville
Wichita U
Ger Club
Shriner Juco
Kerrville
South Plains JC
Levelland
San Angelo
Cameron A&m
Lawton
Ohlo
Conoco Service
Rickman Bady Shop
Eagles Club
CIG
Fisher’s
IGA
OIG
Million
Optimist Gold
Optimist Purple
Helen Careathers
Scott City Air Service
Dustbowlers
Krebs Construction
John Collins Agency
Farm Bureau
Anamo
Santa Fe Ettes
Coca-Cola
Ingalls Kegler
Lema
Juco Broadbusters
Dicks Dairy
Ben Grimsley
NHL
Rex Starer
Bryan Bandel
Lessley Rumbeck
Larry
Daryl Heskett
Jim Crothnger
Pete Staley
Richard Sloan
Rex Cooper
Joe Kendall
Larry Scott
Kenny Kranwitter
Bill
Terry Stoppell
Gary Reitehok
Dee
Danl Baltter
David Lightner
Jim McClellan
Jerry Christensen
Willam
Delkest
Doyle McGraw
Larry Oren
Purnell
Purnell’s
Purnell's
Purnall's
Tall
Nell
Purnel
Purnall
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