Buffs Fall To McCook In Narrow Jace Loss
Garden City High and McCook Junior College met in a tight non conference clash. McCook pulled away late to win 61-57 as Garden City ends Christmas break with a 0-1 showing and a January 6 home date with El Dorado.
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Indian basketball squeaks past Garden in late rally
McCook Indians overcome Garden Club in a tightly fought game with free throws and late scoring. McCook surged to a 55-55 tie with 4:20 left, then pulled ahead as Garden struggled with fouls and miscues. Key players included Eckhardt for McCook and O'Connell for Garden with rebounding leaders Pollard and Woodruff. Final: McCook 61 Garden 57.
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Senior Bowl Teams Picked for 16th Annual Game
North squad head Larry Kramer Nebraska leads 27-man selections for the Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama with two Negro players for the first time. Jerry Rush Utah Roy Jefferson Michigan State join the North offense directed by Rich Badar Indiana and Tom Meyers Northwestern. AFL NFL first-round picks Rush Nowatzke Donnelly anchor the rosters as players turn pro after the game. Prize money totals 900 to the winning side and 700 to the losers. Rutgers ends with 3-7-0 season after scoring 145 and allowing 148 points.
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College Scores Across The Nation Reported
Princeton defeated Rutgers 92 to 79 and Rhode Island beat Maine 90 to 82. Vanderbilt edged North Carolina 8 to 79 and Syracuse beat Wake Forest 69 to 15. West Virginia topped William & Mary 72 to 63, George Washington won 81 to 57 versus Furman, La Tech won 75 to 72, Michigan triumphed 87 to 85 over Wichita State, Indiana 91 DePaul 78, Oklahoma 78 Hardin-Simmons 56, Drake 56, Loyola Chicago 117 Mid Tennessee 0, Purdue 80 South Dakota 77, Texas 69 Texas A&M 74 Houston 67, New Mexico 87 Iowa State 5, Utah State 101 Nevada 80, Gonzaga 69 Whitworth 6.
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Coen Tops High Game and Series in Garden Bowl action
Coen of Merrill Implement led with a 235 game and 13 in the high series as Garden Bowl finished week 16 in the American League. Merrill Implement beat West's Apco 3-1. Park Inn won over Santa Fe Motors 3-1. Garden Bowl defeated Veterans of Foreign Wars 3-1. Other leagues note Adrian Small led Spoetsman with 219 and Louis Zirkel posted a 535 series.
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Garden Eighths Split Twin Bill
Garden City and West Junior High of Liberal split a Monday eighth grade basketball double header at the junior high gym. Garden City won the A team 26 to 23 in overtime, while Liberal captured the B team 17 to 14. Next games are January 14 at Liberal South Junior High.
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Patterson Says He's on Road Back
Floyd Patterson, former two time heavyweight champion, scored a sixth round knockout of Charlie Powell and stated he is on the road back. He plans a brief break then resume training for a 12 round bout with Canadian George Chuvalo on January 28, an elimination bout for a World Boxing Association title shot.
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Fresh Capture Double Victory in ninth grade basketball
Liberal Garden City junior high swept a Monday night doubleheader. Garden’s A-team rallied to 25-24 over Liberal after trailing 16-11 at halftime, then Garden’s B-team dominated 26-16. Garden improves to 2-1, B-team to 3-0, with next action January 4 at home against Lakin.
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Buffs Meet Scott City in Rivalry Night at New Gym
Garden City Buffs host Scott City Beavers in a non conference game at the new gym with a full triple header including B team and sophomores. Garden aims to rebound after losses and a 2-4 stretch, while Scott City comes in riding three straight wins under coach Benny Frantz.
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Town Cage Loop Slates Are Compiled for Winter Season
Herman Beringer, city recreation director, compiles the town league schedule. Twelve teams this winter include seven local squads plus Sublette, Scott City, Kendall, Holcomb, and Deerfield. Games start Thursday at Ben Grimsley Gym with some at Garfield.
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Kansas Cage Clubs Top Missouri Teama
Two Kansas basketball teams defeated Missouri foes. Washburn beat Springfield State 79 to 76 in Topeka, and Pittsburg State routed Maryville State 83 to 69 in Pittsburg.
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Michigan Upsets No 1 Wichita In Detroit Thriller
Michigan Wolverines toppled top-ranked Wichita 87-85 in a late comeback led by Cazzie Russell who scored 28. Russell's last-second jumper sealed the win as Wichita saw its 24-spot lead vanish in the final seconds.
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Wilt Misses Charity Shots As 76ers Beat Warriors
The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Golden State Warriors 119-112 at Pittsburgh Civic Arena. Wilt Chamberlain missed nine of 29 free throws, finishing as the high scorer with 40 points, while the 76ers converted 39 of 43 foul attempts.
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Pokes Top Texas In Overtime Win
Oklahoma State edged Texas 75-69 in overtime at Austin to move to 2-2 in the Big Eight, as Gary Hassmann scored 23 and overtime strike clinched the win. Oklahoma State and Texas traded leads in a high scoring, tied game with 10 lead changes and seven ties.
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