Juniors Lose Triple Header To Ulysses
Ulysses Junior High swept a basketball triple header at Ben Grimsley Gym, defeating Garden City Junior High in ninth grade 54-47, eighth grade 25-21, and seventh grade 21-16. Garden’s top scorers were Randy Rhody, George Carr, and Doug Robinson. Ulysses was led by Howard with 21 and Gee with 12 in the respective games. Next action for all three Garden teams is at Liberal Junior High Monday at 6 p.m.
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Ulysses Junior High
Ben Grimsley Gym
Garden City Junior High
Merle Altman
Garden
Ulysses
Fierdas
Dodge City
Archie Reed
Don Powell
Roy Humphrey
Larry Haskinson
Steve Joyce
Troy Gee
Robert Mayo
Melvin Rupp
John Hamman
Dean Biggs
Howard
Finch
Blohm
Dale Marino
Swablette
Liberal Junior High
J Telegram
Roy Humphreys
Garden City
Norm Reynolds
Charles Reed
Duane Downtain
Larry Pierce
Top Series, Game Honors To Cliff Lasater
Cliff Lasater of R L Crist Ranch led with a high game of 237 and top series of 632 at Garden Bowl as Class Scratch Sea completes week 15. KGLD TV posted best team game 628 and top team series 1,795, in matches against Collingwood Farms and others.
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Cliff Lasater
R. L. Crist Ranch
Garden Bowl
Kgld-Tv
Collingwood Farms
Gene Austin
Kgldtv
Henkle Drilling
Rickman Body Shop
Bradbury Welding
Red
Cities Service
al Tauscher
Garden City Co-op
FOE
Colorado Interstate Gas
Conoco
de Camp
Sublette
CIG
Fisher
IGA
Optimist Club
Kansas- Nebraska’ Natural Gas
Million Motors
Nellie Brown
Patterson Jewelry
Dust Bowlers League
Warmen
Martha Breit
Patterson
Kerr Implement
John Collins Agency
Tom’s Well Service
Smith Packing
Kerr
Krebs Construction
Santa Fe Ettes
Scott City Air Service
Musial Braves Share Honors In National League Stats
Stan Musial, seven time batting champion, excels as fielder with NL record for outfield average. Milwaukee Braves win team honors with an 882 fielding mark, led by Adcock Bolling and McMillan at key positions. Other leaders include Davenport Burgess and Anderson, while Musial posts a .994 fielding average with one error in 159 chances over 103 games. Frank Robinson and Felipe Alou tie for second at .990.
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Cincinnati
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Adcock
Frank Bolling
Roy McMillan
Mfilwaukee
Adcock
Bolling
McMillan
Jim Davenport
San Francisco
Smoky Burgess
Pittsburgh
Bob Anderson
Chicago
Musial
Frank Robinson
Felipe Aloy
Celtics Roll To 20th Win In 23 Starts
The Celtics beat the Warriors 123 to 113 marking their 20th win in 23 travels this season. Wilt Chamberlain scored 52 for Philadelphia and Sam Jones led Boston with 35 as six Celtics hit double figures. The Celtics now lead the division by 634 games over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Warriors
Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlin
Wilt
Celtics
Sam Jones
Philadelphia
Chamberlain and Co
Boston Garden
Chicago
Packers
New York Knicks
Weather May Favor Syracuse In Bowl Bid
Philadelphia AP notes forecast near freezing with possible precipitation for the Liberty Bowl. Syracuse relies on Ernie Davis and Dave Sarette against a Miami team led by George Mira and Bill Miller. Miami coach Gustafson cites passing threats and the need for a fast track. Schwartzwalder emphasizes Sarette’s aerial potential if Miami focuses on Davis.
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Syracuse
Philadelphia
Miami
Ernie Davis
Dave Sarette
George Mira
Bill Miller
Andy Gustafson
Gustafson
Davis
Ben Schwartzwalder
Sarette
Hurricanes
Schwartzwalder
Tiny Bug Drops Alabama Remains Unbeaten
Tuscaloosa AP A tiny virus felled nineteen players from Alabama's undefeated untied national title team. The illness sidelined practice ahead of the Sugar Bowl New Year's Day against Arkansas. Dr W C Baty Jr kept ten in the infirmary and nine in dorm beds overnight with mild symptoms. Players will miss practice but may return Friday. The group all lived in the same dorm. no wide spread outbreak indicated.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Arkansas
W. C. Baty Jr
University Infirmary
Baty
Hawks Leave for Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston
Kansas Jayhawks coach Jack Mitchell arrives in Houston to prep for Saturdays Bluebonnet Bowl against Rice Owls. Organizers expect a capacity crowd near 70,000 at Rice Stadium with over 60,000 tickets sold. Officials include Cliff Shaw ref, Bob Miller umpire, and Kansas City hosts. Rice hopes for clear weather after a light rain as Rice and Kansas prepare for their first bowl appearance since 1948 and 1961 respectively.
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Houston
Jack Mitchell
Kansas Jayhawks
Rice Owls
Jayhawk
Bluebonnet
Mitchell
Rice Stadium
Texas
Alabama
Clemson
Texas Christian
Kansas
Lawrence
Cliff Shaw
Little Rock
Bob Miller
Kansas City
Charlie Needham
Fort Worth
George Dupree
Oklahoma City
Gilly Davis
San . Benito
Tex
Roy Dealy
Jess Neely
Mississippi
Rice
Arkansas
Missouri
Colorado
College Basketball Roundup With Wide Range Results
East Providence 80 Brown 73 Saint Josephs Pa 77 Richmond 16 Temple 65 Princeton 55 Army 75 Lebanon Valley 61 Rhode Island 64 San Francisco ie Villanova 69 Fordham 48 Rutgers 81 Columbia 59 Cornell 83 Syracuse 68 Lehigh 72 Colgate 7L NYU 78 Iowa 65 Holy Cross 106 St Anselm 79 Boston University 00 Suffolk ss Niagara 78 Bellarmine 63 Pony 84 Swarthmore 37 Harvard 4 Wesleyan 78 Manhattan B4 Paterson State 32 Wagner 85 Lone Star Island 70 South Duke 76 South Carolina 69 Navy 60 Gettysburg 53 Memphis State 107 San Francisco State 49 Midwest Loyola Chicago 87 Western Michigan 85 ot Detroit 96 Assumption Out 45 Southwest Baylor 71 Trinity Tex 58 Far West Seattle 76 Idaho State 64 New Mexico State 58 Colorado State College 45.
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Villanova
Fordham
Rutgers
Columbia
Cornell
Syracuse
Lehigh
Colgate
NYU
Iowa
Holy Cross
St. Anselm's
Boston University
Suffolk
Niagara
Bellarmine
Pony
Swarthmore
Harvard
Wesleyen
Manhattan
Paterson State
Wagner
Lone Island
South Duke
South Carolina
Navy
Gettysburg
Memphis State
San Francisco State
Midwest
Loyola
Chicago
Western Michigan
Detroit
Assumption
Southwest
Baylor
Trinity
Tex
Far West
Seattle
Idaho State
New Mexico State
Colorado State College
Friars
Mount St. Mary’s
Brown
Duke
Art Heyman
Heyman
Jack Foley
Crusaders
Little St. Anselm’s
Pro Basketball Results From Wednesday National NBA Scores
The Associated Press reports Wednesday NBA results with Chicago edging New York 113 to 112 and Boston defeating Philadelphia 123 to 113. Cincinnati routed Syracuse 136 to 126 while Los Angeles outscored St. Louis 138 to 86. Thursday games feature Chicago vs Boston Philadelphia at Syracuse Philadelphia, Detroit at Cincinnati, and New York vs St Louis at Chicago. Friday schedule lists New York vs St Louis at Chicago and Los Angeles at Chicago alongside ABA matchups.
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NBA
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Detroit
Chago
San Francisco
Washington
Hawaii
Cleveland
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
NIT Champs Face First Big Challenge
The Providence Friars ride a perfect 4-0 start into a tough stretch, facing tour opponents San Francisco, DePaul, and Xavier before a major Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden. Standout performances include Art Heyman’s 39 points for Duke and Jack Foley’s 43 for Holy Cross as top teams pursue early wins.
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Associated Press
Providence Friars
San Francisco
DePaul
Xavier
Ohio
Joe Mullaney
Madison Square Garden
Dairy Cagers Still Undefeated
Garden City Dairy of Garden City remained undefeated at 4-0 after beating Kendall’s squad 80 to 65. Dennis Ashley scored 24 points, Tommy Wade 17, and Virgil Hands 14 for the winners, while Bobby Willinger led Kendall with 19 points.
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Kendall
Dicks’ Dairy
Garden City
Garden Citians
Dennis Ashley
Winers
Tommy Wade
Virgil Hands
Bobby Willinger
Kenny Palmer
John Graber
Norton to Retire After Season Finale
St Louis Cardinals defensive half back Jerry Norton, 30 and an eight year NFL veteran, announced Wednesday he will end his career in the season finale with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Norton led the league in punting and interceptions in 1960, and in the previous season he intercepted 10 passes and averaged 45.3 yards per punt on 49 kicks.
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ST. Louis
Jerry Norton
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Steelers
Norton
NFL
Mantle Tops Yankee Pay With 82 000 Contract
New York AP Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle navigate salary talks as Mantle signs for about 82 000, becoming the second highest paid Yankee behind Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio. Mantle cites last season’s 54 homers and 128 RBIs, while GM Roy Hamey notes record payroll projections may reach 800 000 as the club rides its championship era.
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NEW York
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Maris
Roy Hamey
Rogler
Hamey
Mantle
Mickey
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Joe DiMaggio
Ruth
New York ‘Yankees
Reindeer Rallye Plans Show Strong Early Signups
The Sports Car Club of Southwest Kansas gears up for the December Reindeer Rallye in Garden City with an afternoon rallye and a victory banquet. Entries exceed 20 cars as 20 days remain, with teams from Garden City Dodge City Austin Manhattan and Colorado Springs among entrants. Awards, trophies, and dealer prizes will draw navigators, while favorites Trindies and Hannemans vie for dominance at Wheat Lands Motel rally headquarters.
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Sports Car Club of
Southwest Kansas
Garden City
Morris Jones
Harry Seymour
Jerry Reifschneider
Karmann-Ghia
du Wayne Patterson
Satanta
Falcon
Norman Graves
Carden City
Robert B. Austin
Manhattan
Bill Lange
Colorado Springs
Corvette
Dean Fairchild
Jaguar
Scott City
Trindies
Dodge City
Hannemans
Hoxie Tops Garden City In Dual Wrestling Clash
Hoxie High Indians won 10 of 12 matches in a 448 linga dual with Garden City High, taking early control by winning the first nine bouts. Garden City tied late, with David Lightner pinning at 165 pounds and Buff weight Ron Baker earning a decision. The card finished with seven pins and three decisions for Hoxie. Garden’s Bruce Warney lost by one point, and Richard Sandoval fell 2-4. Three exhibition bouts were wrestled as the rivals split and tied one. Garden prepares for Lamar Colorado next, with a 6:30 p.m. mountain time start.
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HOXIE
Hoxie High Indians
Garden City High
Garden
David Lightner
Ron Baker
Bruce’ Warney
Buffs
Richard Sandoval
Atwood High
John Dickerson
Colby High
Garden City
Rugged Lamar
Colo
East-West Pro All Star Game Set in San Diego
The first All Star game matching Western Division players will be played at Balboa Stadium in San Diego on January 7. AFL Commissioner Joe Foss announces full sponsorship by the San Diego Junior Chamber of Commerce with ABC backing. Sid Gillman will coach the Western All Stars and the Eastern coach will be chosen from the title winner’s division, either Wally Lemm or Mike Holovak.
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Dallas
Tex
San Diego
AFL
Joe Foss Balboa
Chamber of Commerce
ABC
Sid Gillman
Wally Lemm
Houston
Mike. Holovak
Boston
Lakin High Takes Basketball Doubleheader From St Marys
Lakin Junior High defeated St Mary's in two games at St Mary's Center. In the seventh grade, Lakin led 9-4 at one point and won 24-20. Bless scored 11 for Lakin while Jim Rupp led St Mary's with 11. In the eighth grade, Lakin won 35-29 with Johnson scoring 10 for Lakin and Tom Sheehy leading St Mary's with 11. Both St Mary's and Lakin now sit at 1-2 for the season. next week they meet in the annual grade school tourney at Lakin.
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Lakin Junior High
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Center
Knights
John Wahlmeier
Lakin
Bless
Ramos
Jim Rupp
John Geier
Ray Geier
Mike Brungardt
Tony Gnadian
The
Gerald Monteney
Gil Bayer
Max Wasinger
Randy Hornung
Johnson
Buckholt
Lucas
Tom Sheehy
Dave Keller
Dennis Kraus
Allen Geier
Larry Appelhans
Daniel Rupp
St. Mary's
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Randy Rhody
Ernie Wood
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Mahan
Collier
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Geter
Rudd
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DeGarmo
Wise
Stout
Woods
Rhody
Bessire
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Goffey
Keller
Anderton
Gee
Joyce
Hickok
Haskinson
BicCall
Leigh
Metcalf
Totala
Ulyses
van Dam J Bond
Finke
Graves
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Gossman
Hmoa
Pitts
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Akagi
Blahm
Qarden
East Providence
St. Joseph’s
Richmond
Temple
Princeton
Army
Lebanon Valley
Rhode Island
Garden City Telegram
Bae
J. G. Trindle
Porsche
John OQ
Austin
John F. Riggs Jr
Philip G. Porter
Leo Hanneman
Renault
Rallye
Wheat Lands Motel
Steve Scott
John Shobe
Ronnie Brooks
Dee
Bill Scott
Larry Scott
Mike Johnson Drew
Rex Storer
James Crotinger
Darryl] Heskett
Leland Tresner
Paul Babcock
Richard Lee
Kenny Krannawitter
Sam Hermocillo
Ronnie Miller
Leroy Leighty
Lessie Pratt
Doug Weber
Lennis Hill
Bruce Warner
Gary Reitcheck
Emery Hart
James Garcia
Phil Brown
Rex Levin
Gary Greathouse
Strongheart Dog Food
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Johnson's
Golden Valley
Isyound
Winchester Wheatbelt
WIENS
Jim Stucker
Jack and
Jill
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