Garden City Cagers Prepare For Busy Road Schedule
Garden City junior college cagers, coached by Cate Meadors, travel to McCook Nebraska for a non-conference clash to cap the pre holiday slate. Garden brings a 3-4 overall record and has recent wins over Lubbock Christian College before facing multiple City and area teams in the next days.
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Garden City
Cate Meadors
Junior College Crew
McCook
Neb
Broacbusters
Garden
Nebraskans
Pratt Jaco
Lubbock
Tex
Christian College
Huskers and Tigers Spark Early Big Eight Surprises
Nebraska stunned top ranked Michigan 74 73 at Lincoln on a late goal by Fred Hare. Missouri upset fourth ranked St Louis 62 56 at Columbia led by Ned Monsees. Kansas State and Oklahoma State stumbled early. Penn State edged Kansas teams in a Sunflower doubleheader. Kansas routed Loyola 80 60 behind Walt Wesley 42 points. Big Eight tally 18 18 vs non league with seven home games before holiday tourney.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas State
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Michigan
Lincoln
Fred Hare
St. Louis
Columbia
Ned Monsees
K - State
George Unseld
Bob Swatfar
Penn State
Chicago
Loyola
Ramblers
Walt Wesley
Los Angeles
UCLA
Colorado
Northwestern
Towa State
Air Force
Oklahoma
Texas
Jim Gatewood
Big Eight
Kansas City
Iowa State
New Mexico
Hardin - Simmons
Hare
Cazzie Russell
Monsees
Tex Winter
Winter
Wesley
Tribune Triumphs In Tight Lakin Basket Thriller
Tribune Jackrabbits rallied from behind to defeat Lakin 63 61 in a Dot league clash. Tribune improved to 3-1 while Lakin fell to 1-3. Key contributors included Sehneider and Hageman for Tribune and Grubb for Lakin, with free throws and rebounding making the difference. Next games set for Tuesday non league play.
Coast Club Falls to Long Beach City College in Rose Bowl
Cameron A&M of Lawton Oklahoma lost 23-6 in the Junior Rose Bowl at Pasadena to undefeated Long Beach City College. The Aggies, who had swept nine regular season opponents, were hurt by 149 yards in penalties and only one fumble.
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Cameron A&m
Lawton
Okla
Aggies
Pasadena
Calif
Long Beach
City College
Cameron
Aggie
Garden City Jaco
Broncbusters
Dodge City
Murray State
Tishomingo
McCook
Neb
Trinidad, Colo
Pratt
Northeastern Oklahoma A
NAIA Bowl Score Summary From Tangerine and Pecan Bowls
Concordia and Sam Houston tied at seven apiece in the Tangerine Bowl preview. Middle Tennessee State beat Muskingum 20 to 0 in the Mid Tennessee bowl. St Col. Iowa defeated Lamar 19 to 17 in the Pecan Bowl. Long Beach beat Cameron and Camellia Bowl. Montana State routed Sacramento 29 to 7.
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Mid. Tenn
Muskingum
St. Col. Iowa
Lamar
Long Beach
Mont. St
Sacramento
One New Divisional Leader After 4th Weekend in Alibi
From the eighth annual Alibi Tournament heavy firing produced a new divisional leader as Kay Lister of Lamar Cole topped women’s singles with 623 after a 577 scratch series plus 48 handicap pins. Mary Strailey trails, with Alice Harkness and Betty Day following. Betty Day and Letty Deitz lead all-events for women with 1,180 pins. In men’s play Don Petersen of Lakin narrowly leads singles at 700, with Marshell of Syracuse and Bill Boone in pursuit. Syracuse dominates men’s doubles in early standings with Ray Rohlman and Wood Cott at 1,913, while Scott City and Oakley pairs contest second place.
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Garden Bowl
Kay Lister
Lamar
Cole
Mary Strailey
Alice Harkness
Hays
Betty Day
Dodge City
Seerlesberg
Kathy Evans
Ulysses
Cora Huntingtom
Hill City
Judy Deag
Gelr Logg
Bass
Colo
Mickey Evans
Marie Thomeczek
Syracuse
Letty Deitz
Ness City
Kinsley
Susie Guffey
Alice Josefiak
Doris Case
Helen Smith
Scotl
Betty Hewes
Dorothy Maxwell
Cimarron
Virginia Weiser
Barbara Singer
Eads
Thelma Negley
Eloise Carter
Syracusa
Toratch
Kenny Marshall
Don Petersen
Lakin
Marshell
Bill Boone
Dighton
Francis Carter
Harvey Lahman
Wa- Keeney
Gary Dunlap
Scott City
Cecil Gaos
Liberal
Earl Pile
Gareney City
Larry Wasinger
Garden City
Basil Mc Sue
Leon Brady
Dennis Sowers
Oakley
Ted Lutz
Millard Jantz
Edward Easley
Jim Beesley
Kenny Becker
Warren Goose
Cecil Lawrence
Lloyd Berry
Wayne Singer
Hollis Pettz
Deerfield
Benny Hall
Ray Rohlman
Wood Cott
Kent Hutchins
Dan Hutchins
L. Heinrick
G. Bantlack
C. W. Flowers
al Tauscher
Dale Dickenson
Bob Gough
George Hardarik
Gilbert Knipp
John Novack
Charley Bosley
Earl Bosley
Charles Neal
Larry Wilson
Keith Uhiend
John Welty
Ward Singer
GBD City
Kleeman Hits 233 High Game in Garden Bowl Meet
Earl Kleeman of McCue leads high men with a 233 game as the Jayhawk Mixed League completes its 14th week at Garden Bowl. Alta Clawson tops women with a 210 series, Myron Littlechild high on the men’s side with 587, and Ken-Ark Motel leads team marks at 859. Garden City Laundry posts top team series at 2,429.
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Earl Kleeman
McCue
Kleeman
Jayhawk
Alta Clawson
Ken-Ark Motel
Lakin
Mary Scott
Scott City Honda
Myron Littlechild
Garden City Laundry
Southwest
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Gano Grain
Friend
C. R. Anthony’s
Goodnight-Sayre
Comets
McCue-Kleeman
Red’s Cities Service
Dairy King
Scott Farm Equipment
Drug Distributors
Ingalls High Keeps Unbeaten Streak in Minneola Win
Ingalls High defeated Minneola 54 to 36 in a non league boys basketball game Friday night. Archie Van Sickle led the Bulldogs with 23 points, hitting 11 field goals as Ingalls shot 26 of 46 from the floor and outrebounded the Wildcats 45 to 31. Jim Bergen added 15 points. Minneola’s Scott led visitors with 12. Ingalls hosts Offerle next to finish pre Christmas schedule.
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Broncy
Tribune
Lakin
Broncs
Rick Lucas
Minneola
Ingalls High
Minneola Wildcats
Bulldog
Ingalls
Jim van Sickle
Wildcats
Mergin
Archie van Sickle
Jim Bergen
Bulldogs
Scott
Morgan
Dave Evinger
McBee
Evinger
Meade
Lne
Cimarron
Doug Sears
Roger Timken
Alan Eskam
J. D. Harsch
Buffs
Ashland
Jays
Yardley Morris Duo Wins Moonlight Doubles at Garden Bowl
Charlotte Yardley and Frank Morris teamed up Sunday night to win the weekly Moonlight Doubles event at Garden Bowl. They totaled 1,159 pins with handicap, while Lee Morris and Clinton Bulkley placed second with 1,? points.
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Charlotte Yardley
Frank Morris
Garden Bowl
Lee Morris
Clinton Bulkye
Cimarron Jays edge Meade in close nonleague clash
Cimarron High earned a 54 to 49 victory over Meade in a non conference meeting, narrowing the gap late as Cimarron pulled ahead with 3:15 left in the third. Doug Sears led with 18 points and 11 rebounds while Roger Timken posted 15 points and 12 boards.
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Cimarron
Cimarron High
Meade Buffaloes
Meade
Fowler
Bluejays
Sublette
Blaine Babb
Jays
Cimarnon—Seara
Brown
Timken
Welkamp
Beery
Kramer
Totals
Meade — Smith
Bridges
Sawyer
Evans
Goufrey
Thompson
Twist
Buffalo Matmen Win First Dual of Season Over Hays Cadets
Garden City buffs win 31-29 over Hays St. Joseph Academy in a 12-match dual. Jim Maxfield won 95 pounds by decision, Larry Maxfield pinned, and several others earned pins or decisions, with forfeit by Manuel Blea. Garden City improves after losses to Colby and Oakley and heads to West Central Kansas League action at Dodge City then Russell.
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Buffs
Scott City
Hays
Liberal
Russell
Dodge City
Scott
Beavers
Benny Frantz
Cage
Pratt Jaco
Dighton
Ness City
Tribume
Jim Maxfield
Ken Hammake
Steve Gerber
Manuel Blea
Blea
Larry Oeding
Arien Newell
Larry Maxfield
Tom Wasinger
Pat Harmon
Joe Herman
Joe Maggio
Rod Crotinger
Garden City High
Hays St. Joseph Academy
Colby
Oakley
Garden
Kansas League Wrestling
Dodge City High
Great Bend
Maxfield
Dillan
Hammake
Bleu
Oeding
Newell
Buff Matman
Wasinger
Harmon
Herman
Area Cage Slate Listed For Telegram Area Teams
Area high school basketball schedule progresses this week with final games before the Yale holiday. Multiple games are set across Tuesday Friday with teams like Syracuse Hosta Tribune at Lakin Hendall At Coolidge Ulysses hosta Syracuse Deerfield Shallow Water Pierceville Nolcomb Johnson Led Pierreville Manfer Ture Jay Deerfield Ingails Hosta Offerle Cimarron Ashland Copeland Rolla Sublette Satanta Trosts Hooker Oktia Ulysses Lakin Liberal Johnson Rolla Trihune Syracuse Ness City Scott Scott City Garden City Holcomb Sat Scott Deerfield Shallow Water Coolidge LaCrosse Tuesday
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Yale
Syracuse
Hosta Tribune
Lakin
Hendall
Coolidge
Ulysses
Hosta Syracuse
Deerfield
Shallow Water
Pierceville
Nolcomb
Eis Johnson
Hosta
Pierreville
Manfer Ture Jay
Ingails
Hosta Offerle
Cimarron
Ashland
Copeland
Rolla
Subletin
Satanta
Hooker
Oktia
Uotday
Sublette
Hosta Lakin
Liberal
Johnson
Holcomb
Trihune
Registration Time Extended for Optimist Club Basketball
An extra session will let boys register for the Optimist Club basketball program. Ralph Vogel, director, says registration is next Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. at Ben Grimsley Gym. Each boy should bring 25 cents to cover costs and enter through the west door. The Saturday program begins January 2, with Christmas holidays skipped.
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Ralph Vogel
Ben Grimsley Gym
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G. L. Johnson
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Coast Club
Sam Houston
Alibi
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Tom Nugent
Lawrence Mass
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Fred Sloutt
Charles Kinderknecht
Leland Tresner
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Ron Brooks
John Lightner
Ken Speier
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Larry Richardson
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