Busters Open Season At Home With Compton Club
Garden Citys Busters host Compton College in Grimsley gym marking the start of their home season. Coach Don Talley’s squad, fresh from a 2-2 road trip, seeks early success against a 5000-student touring Compton team led by Jim Robitaille and Raymond Ortiz as they pursue a strong start in a 13 games in 20 days trek.
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Don Talley
Grimsley
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Tartars
Dodge City
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Bruce Zaromba
Alphonso McCrumby
George Fisher
Don Leavey
Raymond Ortiz
Herman Mason
Talley
Ron Adelhart
Soph
Reglar
Ken Palmer
Jack Soph
Cliff Burrows
Letterman
Kenny Pauls
Gene Keady
Deerfield Busters Prepare for Grimsley Gym Showdown
Rambling Kee lists 15 Garden City junior college players for a Grimsley gym game. Notables include Jack Christie, Kent Hammerland, and Ron Adelhart, with profiles on height, high school honors, and prior lettering and championships.
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Gene Keady
Larned High
Kenny Pauls
Inman
Kenny Rastzlaff
Cimarron
Gene Crossettee
Wichita West High School
Gene
Jack Christie
Jack
Garden City High
Kent Hummer
Garden City
Kent
Juco
College B Edges G1 Forum In City Basketball Thriller
Whitson and Roberts sparked a late 16-point fourth quarter rally as Dicks' Dairy beat Deerfield 35-34 in Grimsey gym. Deerfield led early. final period surge secured the win. Whitson and Roberts tied for team high with 12. Earlier, College B overwhelmed GI Forum 63-43 with Ratzlaff, Todd and Witt scoring 14 each. GI’s Taylor totaled 24 in the loser's effort.
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Rowl ie c rowl ie c haptes Aerie bowling meet notes
Readable fragments show names like Johnson Plumbers Jangula Off Co and Alta Clawson with high game marks and team notes for Meh & games Ragies Aerie 37K. No clear event or date given.
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IBC At Center Of Boxing Fight With New York
The International Boxing Club faced a clash with the New York State Athletic Commission which outlawed the Boxing Guild of New York. IBC president Jim Norris said the group was placed in the middle of the dispute over regulatory action affecting weekly televised fights across the country.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Boxing Guild of New York
Jim Norris
IBC
Bowling Week Highlights Standouts and High Scores
Week ending December 10 showcases top bowlers led by Willie Zhamerman with 215 and Homer Campbell posting 205 and 213. Roy Nolder hits 596 across two games, while Gene Hull records 639 and A & A Body Shop leads team games with 892.
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Roy Noldér
Dale Dickiison
Louis Roth
Vic Breit
Raymond Odie
Loren Percival
R. Ladd, Jr
BH Abbey
Robert VenTohn
Harold Nusser
Jim Austin
Homer Campbell
Bill Fraze
A. Smith
Cliff Lassater
D. Trendershot
Whitehurst
Roy Nolder
Hollis Roth
Nick Ortiz
A. Ladd, Jr
Charles Rockstrom
Gene Hull
Robert von Jahn
Ernest Nelson
Homer ‘Campbell
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R. Nolder
A & A Body Shop
Ladner’s
Machine Supply
Gene
Holcomb Longhorns maul Ingalls 42 to 28 in league clash
Benny Saiz poured in 25 points to pace Holcomb High as the Longhorns rallied from an early deficit to beat Ingalls 42 28. Saiz scored 11 baskets and added three free throws while Holcomb built a sizable 17 10 halftime lead and widened it to eight after three quarters.
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Benny Saiz
Nets
Holcomb High Longhorns
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Holcomb
St Benedicts Beats KCU In Easy 91 64 Victory
St Benedicts College of Atchison defeated Kansas City University 91 64 in a basketball game. KCUs Bob Morgan scored 12 points as St Benedicts trailed 10 2 early yet led 37 29 at halftime. Bob Veale led St Benedicts with 17 points. The piece notes a 49th annual invitation track meet sponsored by Millrose AA at Madison Square Garden scheduled for Saturday in February.
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St. Benedict’s College of Atchison
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Bob Veale
Millrose A. A
Madison Square Garden
Dighton Upsets Scott City In WKBA Clash
Dighton Hornets pace Scott City 50-40 in WKBA action behind Chuck Lucas 22 points and Bryce Heinz in a late surge. Dighton’s win ends Scott City’s perfect season. Dighton seconds beat Scott City Bees 44-23 in the prelim. Burns leads Scott City losses with 24 in the nightcap.
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Bryce Heinz
Hornets
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Kell Signs New White Sox Contract for 1956 Season
George Kell, Chicago White Sox leading hitter last year, signed his 1956 contract. The 33-year-old third baseman and 12-year AL veteran hit .312 in 1955 with 81 RBIs, tops on the Sox. Also notes Tony DeMarco fights near Boston Garden, four blocks from the arena.
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White Sox
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Washburn Rolls Over Ottawa Braves Easily
Washburn University jumped to a 27-3 lead early in the first half and easily defeated Ottawa 93 to 62 in basketball last night at Ottawa.
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Bears top Dodge City Juniors 25 19 in Grimsley gym
Junior High Bears beat Dodge City Juniors 25 to 19 to even their season at 1 1. Goss and Ellis led scoring with 7 and 6 points. Garden City trailed 8 6, 14 8, 19 13 after the first three quarters while Dodge Seventh Graders led 7 5, 15 9, 25 11. Preliminaries were swept by Dodge as Seventh and Eighth grade teams lost.
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