Buffs Beat Liberal 49-31 In Scrappy Final Frame
Garden City Buffaloes broke away in the fourth period to defeat Liberal 49 to 31 in a foul-filled game. Tom Bergkamp led with 15 points, Jon Clark scored 16 for Liberal, and Ronnie Handy added 14 as Garden City frustrated Liberal with 25 steals.
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Butefalo Cage
Liberal
Buffs
Redskins
Tom Bergkamp
Jon Clark
Bergkamp
Ronnie Handy
Sam Butterfield
Garden City
Gottschalk
Schrader
Ulysses Defeats Syracuse in Southwest Kansas League Game
Ulysses top Syracuse 57 38 in a SW Kansas League tilt as Lynn Elliott scores 19 and Norman Eddy Jed adds 13 for Syracuse. Meade edges Hugoton 58 52 in another league contest as Shutts nets 20 and Meade breaks a late threat with a 15 point third quarter surge.
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Lynn Elliott
Ulysses
Tigers
Norman Eddy Jed
Meade
Hugoton
Sant
Dny
Shutts
Coffeyville JCs Head to National Juco Bowl
Coffeyville Junior College football fans in Coffeyville sent telegrams with 80 signatures to the team in Los Angeles. The Coffeyville squad plays Grand Rapids Michigan today in the national juco bowl game.
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Scott City Beats Scou 71-60 in WKEA Tilt
Scott City and Scou battled in a WKEA game with Scott City pulling away in the third period to win 71-60. J R Royer led the Beavers with 27 points, adding 16 in the third. Darrell Fouser added 20 and Larry Sterling 19 as Scott City earned its first win of the season.
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Scott City
Scou
Ainna
Aue Orayers
Suulamcu
J. R.royer
Beavers
Darrell Fouser
Larry Sterlin
West Team Wins In Juco All America Football Game
West team defeats hosts in the first annual National Junior College All-America game in Jackson Mississippi 46 30. Key moments include Don Feller scoring on a 12 yard drive and Jerry Flemmon converting a late touchdown for the West. Deerfield led early with a 23 point first quarter surge by Jim Holstrom of East Central and Wayne Ta Longhorns helped Western Ark Valley action.
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Jerry Flemmons
Tarleton
Tex
Don Feller
el Dorado
Kan
Jerry Hall Deerfield
Jim Holstrom
East Central
Nets
Holcomb
Wayne Ta
Longhorns
Deerfield
Holmes County
Ravens Edge Kansas West Megan 65 55 In Sluggish Tilt
St Bene Ravens posted their third basketball win of the season beating Kansas West Megan 65 to 55. Dean Engle led Deerfield Holcomb with 26 points while Martinez scored eight for Deerfield. Holcomb's girls squad led early, but St Bene rallied in the second half.
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St. Beneddict’s Ravens
Megan
Martinez
Leav
Hi Plains League Satanta Triumphs 66 31 Over Johnson
Satanta Indians dominated the Hi Plains tilt led by Jim Melver with 18 points and 7 field goals plus 4 free throws. Jim Sirkland added 15 as Satanta built a 34 12 halftime lead and remained undefeated in three games. Johnson’s Hatton led visitors with 12 points.
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Jim Melver
Satanta Indians
Johnson
Hi-Plains
Melver
H Eart
Jim Sirkland
McIver
Indians
Hatton
Rolla Tigers overwhelm Moscow Five 72 42 in rout
Rolla hammered Moscow Five 72-42 as a dominant three man attack sparked the Tigers in a Hi Plains basketball clash. Strong scoring from Rolla led to a decisive victory over Moscow Five.
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Sublette Dinner Highlights Rolla Over Moscow in Cage Meet
Rolla routed Moscow 61 to 33 as Littel led with 18 points and Hogue added 17 while Henson reached 12. Rolla built a 40 to 24 halftime edge after an early 18 to 14 start, then widened the gap through the third period to claim the win before about 400 attendees in Sublette.
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Rolla
Moscow
Hogue
Henson
John Frazier
Banfore
Plains Triumph Over Elkhart 60 to 27
Plainsmen powered past Elkhart 60 27 in a high gear win marking their third straight triumph in Hi Plains league play. Sinclair led with 17 points as the team built a 22 11 halftime margin and expanded to a 40 20 third quarter spread while crowds watched from Sublette for the banquet honoring Oklahoma’s 1956 national champions and former OU greats.
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Elkhart
Plains Cagers
Sinclair
Oklahoma
Sublette High
Oklahoma Sooners pace in Davis Cup interzone finals feature
The Oklahoma football stars attended a Davis Cup interzone finals event sponsored by the local quarterback club. All-Americans Tommy McDonald Bo Bolinger and Burris brothers Kurt and Buddy Burris joined the crowd as the Sooners extended their best era mark with 40 straight wins. Seixas and Ramanathan Krishnan led the tennis action while football legends and Oklahoma officials mixed with fans and awards. Billie Pricer earned a trophy, and western hats were handed to OU seniors amid speeches on voting rights.
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Tommy McDonald
Bo Bolinger
Muskogee
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Kurt
Buddy Burris
Bob Burris
Preneiy
Perth
Australid
Billy’ Talbert
Vic, Seixas
Sam
Giammalva
Jerry Tubbs
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Australia
Yankee
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Hal
Pat) Patterson
Garden’ City
U. S
India
Ramanathan Krishnan
Naresh
Samar
Billie Pricer
Robin Malone
Ed Hall
R. F. Lee
College Basketball Scores from Neutral Page Card
Yale 88 Penn 72 Navy 88 Rutgers 71 Oklahoma 68 Northwestern 6 Gile…ton 67 Drake 70 Sterling 76 Pittsburgh 68 Texas Southern 94 Warrensburg 56 Friends 64 Southwestern 60 Cape Girardeau 98 Baker 69 Central Missouri 48 Texas Tech 62 Oklahoma 65 Baylor 66 Hardin Simmons 67 Oklahoma State 64 Kansas 77 Washington 62 UCLA 74 Brigham Young 59 Denver 84 Colorado State 64 Utah State 61 Idaho 58 Oklahoma City 73 Wyoming 68 Idaho State 70 Montana 66 Washington State 42 Duke 89 Alabama 78 West Virginia 105 Miss Southern 67 Pittsburgh vs Carnegie Tech 88 56 Duquesne 65 Geneva 52 San Francisco 67 Chicago 48 Fort Scott junior college scores and city-by-city results also listed with multiple small schools and towns across the circuits.
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Pitt
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Scott
Jakley
Norton
Montezuma
Englewood
Kingman
Kiowa
Great Bend
Pratt
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Caldwell
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Larned
Parsona
Columbia
Shanute
Ft. Scott
Wyandotte
Topeka
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Olathe
Dodge City
Russell
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