Colby Trojans Edge Garden City in Narrow 49-48 Victory
Colby Juniors used a deliberate pace to edge Garden City 49 to 48 in a non conference showdown. Key performers included Colby’s Coulson with 14 points and Mountford adding nine, while Garden City’s Fair, Campbell, and Swearengen each scored 12. Colby improves to 5-3. Garden drops to 4-4 as the teams prepare for a return meeting February 11 in Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Greer
Colby
Junior College
Trojans
Garden City Jaco
Garden
Duane Rauhut
Hunt Klein
Bob Jones
Lloyd Jones
Garden Citions
Eric Fair
Campbell
Swearengen
Bill Deeds
Colby Cagers
Duckets
Mike Coulson
Smith
Wayne Mountford
Hoxie
Fair
Busters
Aliquippa
GCJC
Delgado Tops in Game Series at Garden Bowl
Paul Delgado rolled a 214 in a single game and 595 in series for the Stengel Oil Co squad as the Athletic League wrapped week 16 of 1968-69 action at Garden Bowl. Ansel Manufacturing led team games with 1 036, while Western Motors posted the top team series at 2 965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Delgado
Garden Bowl
Athletic League
Stengel Oil. Co
Ansel Manufacturing
Western Motors
Joyce Slough
McClung Pharmacy
Dorothy Knoll
Knoll
Knolls
de Gerstner
Meadowlark
al Hinkle Oil Co
Joann Borthwick
Welders
Hemmert Electric
Hazel Peterson
Gutter Dusters
Fern Fuller
Kool Kitties
New Highway Okayed for KC
The U S Department of Transportation approved two new highways linking Kansas City to the new airport. Total cost is about 106.1 million dollars with 90 percent funded by the federal highway trust. Kansas and Missouri portions cover 45 miles in all, with the airport belt linking to the north and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas City
Kansas City International Airport
U.S. Department of Transportation
Kansas
Missouri
Highway Trust Fund
Juco Wrestling Here Tonight at Garden City High School
Garden City Junior College hosts Arkansas City Juco in a 7 30 p m dual meet at the high school gym. The Busters field an all freshman lineup with forfeit at 128 pounds and entries listing Beavers, Wooldridge, Bell, Henry, Russell, Williams, Goldsberry, and Burkey. Arkansas City wrestles in its first intercollegiate season as Garden boosts momentum after a 20 14 loss to Colby Juco and prepares for Tonkawa on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Trojans
Garden
Broacbusters
McCook
Neb
Juco
Western Kansas
Garden City
Dale Roark
Garden City Junior College
Arkansas City Juco
Ark City
The
Busters
Barry Peck
Colby Juco
Tak
Tonkawa
Okla
Oklahoma
Jaco
Mark Goldsberry
Steve Burkey
Russell
Montezuma Indians Rout Ingalls 58 to 49 in Friday Victory
Montezuma high undefeated after sweeping Ingalls 58 49. Bill Wall led with 20 points and nine field goals while Love added 14. Ingalls' Penner had 17, Franck 9, Lyons 8. Montezuma built leads of 14 12 16 and 40 35 before closing strong in the fourth. Preliminary B team won 56 35. Next: Ingalls at Deerfield Tuesday, Montezuma host Sublette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Montezuma High
Ingalls
Indians
Monte
Bill Wall
Love
Penner
Franck
Lyons
Deerfield
Sublette
Satanta
Holcomb
Red) McGuire
Satanta High
Larks
Randy Jones
Satant
Nick McGuire
Jones
Dave Weise
Larry Key
Tim Webber
Allen Stoppel
Chuck Tatro
Dighton Downs Rally Past LaCrosse For 57-42 Victory
Dighton downs LaCrosse 57 to 42 in WKBA basketball as Brent Dutoit scores 20 and Rick Herman 10 for Dighton while LaCrosse top scorer Randy Holopirek nets 10. The Hornets trailed early but surged in the second half to secure the win and improve to 2-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dighton
Dowell
Apeer
Stremel
Herman
Johnson
Dutoit
Bray
James
McWhirter
Howard
Lacrosse Herrman
Holopirek
Turner
Tryin
Schwartz
Nat
George
To- Vale
LatCrosve
Kendall girls edge Shallow Water in thriller to stay unbeaten
Kendall Bobcats win girls game 50 49 as Carol Lehman seals victory with two free throws with 30 seconds left Joyce Pieratt 20 led Shallow Water girls Wallace 14 and Austin 13 for Shallow Water while Kendall’s Beese 18 Hammond 7 Mayhill 7 paced Kendall in the nightcap Shallow Water later visits Kanorado and Kendall heads to Garden City sophomore team next Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Kendall High
Bobcats
Ken Palmer
Shallow Water
Tigers
Ken Boese
Delmar Hammond
Koehn
Wheeler
Beese
Hammond
Mayhill
Carol Lehman
Joyce Pieratt
Wallace
Shallow Water Girls
Austin
Garden City
Rolia
Kanorado
Leoville
Terminal Livestock Markets Not Declining
Kansas City AP reports at the Certified Livestock Markets Association annual meeting Tad Sanders called Farm Bureau figures on terminal market declines misleading. He noted 10 billion dollars of livestock pass through terminal markets, while direct farm purchases rise and states have too many marketing outlets for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Farm Bureau Federation
Certified Livestock Markets Association. Co
Tad” Sanders
Association
Farm Bureau
Sanders
Fort Scott and Coffeyville Jaco Players Named All Stars
Fort Scott tackle Henry Noe and Coffeyville end Don Brennan were named to the 1968 all star football team by the National Junior College Athletic Association. Fort Scott back John Brown received honorable mention along with Northeast Oklahoma center Joe Herschel on the offensive list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kan
Henry Noe
Fort Scott
Don Brennan
Coffeyville
National Junior College Athletic Association
Jayhawk
John Brown
Northeast Oklahoma
Joe Herschel
Lakin Beats Syracuse 65-60 In High Plains Clash
Lakin Broncs edge Syracuse 65 60 in a non league battle. Pete Ramos 16 points leading Lakin with Crone 14 and Plummer 23 while Syracuse’s Jantz 20 and Dikeman 16 paced the Bulldogs in a hard fought holiday setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAKIN
Lakin High
Bill Sharpe
Broncs
Syracuse
Bulldogs
Johnson
Holly
Cole
Crane
Plum
Fisher
Gottapooner
Booth
SYRACUSE —_ Lewis
Leslie
O'Brate
Jantz
Dikeman
Stanley
Nance
Akers
Johnson Tops Holcomb 56 to 32 in league clash
Johnson High defeated Holcomb 56 to 32 in a non league meeting. Johnson led 19 11, 29 17, 44 21 and had 40 turnovers total 23 by Holcomb. Chris Helmle scored 20 for Johnson while James Blackburn led Holcomb with 11 points. Preliminary B team game Johnson won 61 40 with Charles Meyer scoring 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcombe
Johnson High
Holcomb
Johnson
Longhorns
Rolla
Satanta
Syracuse
Trojan
Chris Helmle
Jon Nelson
Greg Barstow
James Blackburn
Mike Rome
Charles Meyer
Patty Martinez
Liberal Edges Ulysses 52 50 in Friday Clash
In a tight non conference game Liberal upset Ulysses 52 to 50 at home. Ron McCord and Bruce Jackson led Liberal with 15 and 11 points as Ulysses neat converted free throws and John Hall late bid fell short. Ulysses had a 24 22 halftime edge but Liberal grabbed the lead in the third and held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Tigers
Redskins
Garden City
Dodge City
Kinsley
Hooker
Okla
Lakin
Liberal
McAhren
Seph
John Hall
Ron McCord
Bruce Jackson
Lary Hall
Bob Martin
Seots High
Renie Quint Tops Dustbowlers Night With 234 Game
Renie Quint rolled a 234 for the Dustbowlers League at Garden Bowl as Yellow Cab edged through 16th week action. Estelle Reed of Scott City Air Service had the night’s high series at 516, while Garden Bowl posted team highs of 914 in a 2,667 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renie Quint
Garden Bowl
Yellow Cab
Estelle Reed
Scott City Air Service
Renie
Margaret Cone
Dale Taylor
Yankee League
United Homes
Leona Welch
Uncertains
Boy Released from Jail 17, not 18
Junction City AP Michael Potete of Junction City is out of jail and home today because he is 17 not 18. Geary County Judge G W Schmidt vacated a six month term after the mother proved the youth lied about his age at his guilty plea for 40 malicious mischief. Juvenile judge Joseph E Cole then conducted a separate hearing and released him into parental custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Michael Potete
G.W. Schmidt
Geary County
Joseph E. Cole
Juvennile
B Team Matmen Win at Russell Garden City dominates B meet
Garden City High defeated Russell 26-20 in a B team wrestling dual on Friday. Both varsity and reserve finals ran on adjacent mats. GC’s B team, coached by Ken Gardner, improved to 2-1. Next, they host Dodge City Tuesday with A and B meets on two mats. Individual results include several Garden City wins by forfeit, pins, and decisions with notable performances from Rick Vannaman and Steve Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Garden City High
Buffalo
Ken Gardner
Dodge City High
Garden City
Randy Caprez
Fred Mettillan
Stiles
Lee Tresner
Robert Keyes
Rick Vannaman
Stratton
Schwarte
Terry Meadors
Steve Douglass
Dennis Purdy
Garden
Kenny Rine
Kenny Childers
Alan Bangert
Bill Knudsen
Jerry Farr
Henry Crosby
Don Gibion
Larry Hernandez
Jeff Hanes
Hernandez
Rolla Tops Copeland in Santa Fe Trail League Game
Rolla High beat Copeland High 44 to 34 after a cold Copeland first half. Darry Malone led Copeland with 14 points, Unruh added 11, while Cline Smith paced Rolla with 17. Copeland solidified to 3-2, Rolla to 1-2, with upcoming non conference games versus Turpin and Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla
Rolla High
Pirates
Copeland
Clinesmith
Turpin
Okla
Holcomb
Scott City Falls to Scott in 61-46 matchup
Scott Indians stay undefeated by beating arch rival Scott City 61 to 46 in a non conference clash. Scott shot 46 percent to Scott Citys 30 percent, outrebounded 41 23, with Tom Cable leading Scott Citys rebound effort. Scott Citys starter Terry Unrecin sat out ill. Next games: Scott hosts LaCrosse and Scott City hosts Ulysses in WKBA action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Scott
Western Kansas Education Assn
WKBA
Lakin
Dighton
Tribune
Beavers
Bob Goldsmith
Indians
Tom Cable
Scoti
Rex Whalen
Steve Blinkenstalf
Mike
The
Whalen
Cable
Roxy Campos
Daren Kreutzer
Doug Kogler
Stoppel
Blickenstaff
Tony Binns
Mike West
Terry Unrecin
Dennis Jay
Terry Pullman
Ulysse
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Alfred Campbell
Randy Swearengen
Boyd Wilson
Soph
Gove
Kenny Smith
Ellis
Moss
Klein
Mountford
Coulson
Iundgren
Mose
Wilson
Ly Pizet
Teach
Garden Ity
Delgado
Dighton Downs’ LaCrosse
Dighton High
LaCrosse Leopards
Hornets
LaCrosse
Brent Dutoit
Rick Herman
Russell Johnson
Randy Holopirek
Don Irvin
Mike Schmidt
Duff
Stevana
Beaton
Ae ‘Graham
Kendall Casenunnne
wAhary
By Walt Ditzer
Earl Jantz
Gary O’brate
Pete Ramos
Johm Crone
Stan Plummer
Randy Fisher li
Gene Dikeman
Proncs
Leot
SATANTA = Satanta High
Haskell County
High Plains
Satanta — Simpson
McGuire
Kernohan
Pendergraft
Maturey
Totals
Sublette — Hays
Webber
Key
Kleysteuber
Malone
Kells
Davis
Phoe
Satanta Sublette
New York
Conservation Department
New York State
Rome
Webb
Blackhare A “S
David Hal
Jackson
Ulysses — Wooldridge
Ward
Joyce
Lynn Hall
Martin
Eenie Totals
McCord
Hall
Macon
McAlren
Lgo's
Cox
Sues Cere
Garden City Telegram
Matmen
Russel
Rolla Downs
Copeland High
Leonard
Unruh
Ward Patterson
Junta
Rolla — Meffee
Cline. Smith
Courtney Light
Charles’ Light
Bronnenberg
Fotals
Gulfstream Park
OWL
Rents Whalen
Zer
Bhuratram
Gideham
Algeria
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