Garden City JCs Edge Weber College In Tight Intercollegiate Bout
Garden City Junior College held off Weber College 66 52 at Ben Grimsley Gym in a down to the wire intersectional clash. The Busters built a 16 point lead early in the second half before Weber pressured back with a press and late free throws, securing a hard fought victory as Garden opens Western Division Jayhawk Jacko League play against Hitchcots Ble Dragons.
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Ben Grimsley Gym
Garden City Junior College
Weber College Wildcats
Ogden
Shah
Pace
Busters
Garden
Jayhawk
Weber
Taylor
Merz
Wayne Cooper
Big
Bob Belka
Bert Hammond
Mike Sivulich
Philip Johnson
Wildcats
Utahns
Belka
Tillman
Dall
Six Players Top 10 Points Merz Leads With 17
Seventeen players saw action for Weber and Garden Thursday in a four point thriller. Don Merz topped the Busters with 17 points, including seven free shots. Garden and Weber combined for 67 rebounds and high fouls as Garden won amid a rough game with 49 fouls and multiple ejections.
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Garden
Don Merz
Busters
Bob Taylor
Wayne Cooper
Eddie Tillman
Seph
Philip Johnson
Utahns
Bot Belka
Soph Giant
Reebounds
Bryant Says Tide Underdog for Bluebonnet Bowl
Houston AP Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant predicts his Alabama Crimson Tide will be a touch underdog against Texas Longhorns in the Bluebonnet Bowl. He notes Texas has more speed, estimating about a touchdown edge, as both teams prepare after arrival and workouts.
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Tex
Paul
Bear
Texas
Bryant
Alabama
Auburn
Coast League Awards Honolulu Franchise To Salt Lake Men
AP reports Nick Morgan Jr. president of the Salt Lake City Bees and Walter E. Cosgrift banker won the Honolulu franchise in the Pacific Coast League. PCL president Dewey Soriano confirmed the award after a meeting in Honolulu. Cosgrift, a Utah philanthropist, could not attend. Morgan had a representative at the session.
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Walter E. Cosgrift
Dewey Soriano
PCL
Salt Lake City Bees
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Utah
Morgen
Sunflower Clubs Set for Opener Of Twinbill
Kansas and Kansas State host a Sunflower Doubleheader with top opponents. Kansas faces Michigan State in Manhattan at 7:30, then Kansas State meets North Carolina. Saturday moves to Lawrence with Kansas State vs Michigan State and Kansas vs North Carolina. Also on the card Oklahoma State and Oklahoma meet in Houston. Iowa State plays Washington tonight.
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Tarheels
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Dick Kepley
Doug Moe
Wayne Hightower
Bill Bridges
Mike Wroblewski
Ced Price
Larry Comley
Ted Williams
Dick Hall
Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Houston
Dodge Jaco Wins Fifth Victory under New Coach
In Wichita, undefeated Dodge City Junior College beat the University of Wichita freshman team 75 to 69. Jerry Couch led with 20 points as Dodge stretched its early-season run under coach Charles Brehm with five straight wins, including victories over Bethany Lutheran, Lamar JC, Northwestern Oklahoma College, and Amarillo JC. Dodge hosts Weber College next.
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Weber
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Alva) College
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College Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
A roundup of men's college basketball results across regions with numerous upsets and close finishes. Notable scores include Oklahoma State 60 over Texas A and M 38 and Princeton 94 over Rutgers 92, with Harvard defeating Tufts 66 to 57 and Duke 75 over Clemson 58.
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Boston
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Connecticut
Vermont
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Tufts
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MIT
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Denver
Xavier
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Los Angeles
Ayola
Niagara
John Carroll
San Francisco
Val Paraiso
St. Mary’s
Calif
Evaneville
Town
North Dakota
Racket Tossing Cuppers Ribbed by Newspapers
Sydney reporters mock the U S Davis Cup team amid racket tossing jokes. An editorial cartoon shows the American captain arriving with four dour figures clutching smashed rackets, captioned Meet our 1981 team with names Chuck Hurl Fling and Pelt.
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U.S
Sydney Mirror
Garden City Buffaloes Face Hugoton in Non-Conference Clash
Garden City High, under new coach Dave Craft, travels to Hugoton to meet the Eagles in a non league basketball game. Craft returns to his old stomping grounds where he once coached Hugoton and led them to a 12-3 season and second in the Oh Kan circuit. Hugoton has seven seniors, five lettermen, and a small squad with two 6-foot players.
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Garden City High
Dave Craft
Craft
Buffy
Hugoton
Eagles
Garden
Phil Stringer
Oh Kan
Garden City
Wrestling Squad Meets Lamar Here Saturday
Garden City High grapplers host Lamar Colorado in a fourth dual meet of the season at Ben Grimsley Gym starting 4 pm Saturday. Lamar boasts a recent 38 to 5 win over Garden City while Garden opens its slate with a 24 all decision with Oakley Plainsmen and a 21 to 33 loss to Colby.
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Garden City High
Lamar
Colo
Colorado
Garden City
Art Shatel
Garden
Oakley Plainsmen
Colby
Eagles
Hoxie
Incans
Ben Grimsley
Liberal High
Danny Dunham
Bill Tolbert
Jim Ooding
George Rice
Dennis Kleystenbar
Soph Richard Sandoval
Corky Lee
Bruce Warner
Jenior Mark Scott
Doug Sage
Richard Wallace
Jim Webb
Winston Scott
Ronnie Baker
Garden City Junior High to meet Dodge City triple header
Garden City Junior High squads prepare for a Saturday triple header against Dodge City in Dodge City. It will be the penultimate games before the holidays. The teams opened the season at Ulysses with three losses. Seventh graders led by Meric Altman fell 16-29, eighth graders coached by Don Powell lost 38-45, and ninth graders under Dale Marine dropped 23-57. Probable lineups feature Bobby Krug, Dean Biggs, Duane Downtain, and others across forward guard and center roles.
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Garden City Junior High
Garden
Ulysses
Meric Altman
Don Powell
Dale Marine
Bobby Hubert
Mike Collins
Terry Cleveland
Emil Krug
Billy King
Dean Biggs
Bobby Krug
Larry Stucker
Mike Blackett
Robert Mayo
Duane Downtain
Charles Reed
Steve Smith
Roy Humphries
Ted Gardiner
Billy Taldo
Nieder's Knee Halts Career
SAN FRANCISCO AP Shot put world record holder and Olympic champion Bill Nieder must retire due to ailing knee while eyeing a movie career. Stationed as an Army lieutenant at the Presidio he risks a permanently stiff knee but hopes to act, potentially as Jack Dempsey. Nieder, 63% athlete, injured his knee in college and re injured last spring before Rome.
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Bill Nieder
Nieder
Presidio of
Pierre De‘beaumont
Jack Dempsey
University of Kansas
U.S
Rome
Toas
Parry O'Brien
Army
Italy Netters More Relaxed for Davis Cup Challenge
Sydney AP report says Italy's Davis Cup team arrived in Melbourne relaxed and confident for the challenge round against Australia December 26 to 28. Coach Jaroslav Drobny notes no emotional let down after a 3 2 upset of the Americans at Perth. Players Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Strola are among the squad.
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Melbourne
America
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Nicola Pietrangeli
Orlando Strola
Australia
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Perth
Maris Clinches AL Slugging Title in 1960
New York’s Roger Maris tops teammate Mickey Mantle for the American League slugging crown in 1960 with a .561 mark and 200 total bases on 77 singles 18 doubles seven triples and 39 homers. Mantle is second at .858 with Roy Sievers and Harmon Killebrew tied for third at .534.
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Mickey Manile
Maris
Mantle
Chicago
Roy Sievers
Harmon Killebrew
Washington
Lelia Stinemetz shines with 241 in Garden Bowl lane action
Lelia Stinemetz of Ed Porter Lumber tops the night with a 241 game in the Sumble weed League, as Helen Careathers posts a 551 series for The Ladds. Ed Porter Lumber posts 2,375 team series and 828 team game to lead results amid six teams bowling in week 15.
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Ed Porter Lumber Co
Garden Bowl
Sumbleweed League
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Ladds
Ed Porter Lumber
Norris Drug
Fidelity State Bank
Ed Porter
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Tom’s Well Service
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Gerber
Athletic League
George Gerstner
Garden City Co-op
Ellis ‘Texaco
Alsop Sand Co
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Ellis Texaco
Deersfield Lions
Three Bedroom Home For Sale Near High School
Classic 3 BR house with birch cabinets and ceramic tiled bath and hall. Located near the high school, available after 6 00 PM. Call 64686 for details.
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Bath & Hall
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