Garden City Busters win rough home opener in Lamar tilt
Garden City defeats Lamar 92 to 63 in a foul plagued Interstate game at Ben Grimsley Gym. Johnson led Garden City with 16 points while Bergkamp 14 and Clanton 12 paced the balanced attack as the hosts overcome extended jams and a crowded foul sheet to take a 71-45 edge early in the second half.
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Duck Dates and Sun Times Guide for Garden City Area
Duck dates note daily sunrise and sunset times with a 15 mile west east adjustment rule. The guideline adds a minute of daylight for every 15 miles west of Garden City and subtracts the same when moving east.
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Sooners Prepare for Orange Bowl Tug with Duke
Norman Oklahoma Sooners boast top form for the January 1 Orange Bowl against Duke after a one hour scrimmage. Trainer Ken Raven called the squad in their best physical condition of the year.
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Aggies Seek New Head Coach After Bryant Resigns
MLEGE STATION Texas reports the Aggies plan talks with Red Sanders from UCLA about coaching to replace Paul Bryant who resigns to Alabama. Dr. Chris Groneman, Aggie athletic council chair, says no offer has been made yet and notes they will meet with Sanders to gauge mutual interest.
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Major College Basketball Scores Lead Off Weekend Card
A roundup of college games across the nation shows Penn 67 over La Salle 66 in overtime, Temple 60 over Texas A&M 44, Boston College 78 over Tape 65, Harvard 102 beating Northeastern 71, and many regional results including Oklahoma State 57 over Day ten 58. The slate features multiple overtime thrillers and close finishes across diverse conferences.
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High Schoolers Defeat Ulysses Tigers 39 to 34
Garden City Buffs, known for defense, held Ulysses to eight field goals and 39 points while drawing 18 trips to the free throw line. Duke Collins led Garden City with seven fourth-quarter points, and W. Gary Bender paced Ulysses with 15 points as Garden City earned the win and Ulysses suffered its first loss. reserves added a 45–36 victory for Garden City.
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Busters Lead City Basketball League Preview
John Fraziers waac mentions a city league planning eight teams in a compact season. Coaches and players such as Terry Herren, Leo Clanton, Bod Johnson, John Poe, Tom Bergkamp boost prospects while Cecil Baker acts as head official and Bud Jones as treasurer. The league starts Jan 6 with Tuesday and Thursday double headers at Ben Grimsley. Dighton honors its side football team with a banquet and Lane County athletic assn. backs the event. Wichita State coach Woody Woodard spoke as Bob Gumm’s team seeks more wins.
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Mountaineers Prep for Tar Heels After 6th Win
West Virginia, led by Rod Hundley with 28 points, edged Richmond 76-74 in overtime as unbeatens stumbled nationwide. Kentucky, North Carolina, Minnesota and others also upset with late runs and tight finishes. Harvard set a Crimson scoring record in a 102-77 win as rivals tumbled.
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Devine Named As Tiger Grid Coach
Dan Devine, 33, selected to coach Missouri Tigers football succeeding Frank Broyles. Announcement by Don Faurot states a three year deal with two year option. Devine to hire three assistants, keeping three current staff. No salary terms disclosed.
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Mass boxing panel resigns. tourney moves toward midway mark
The Massachusetts State Boxing Commission quit the National Boxing Association amid sharp denouncement by Acting Chairman Henry Lamar. A letter to NBA President Gilbert H. Jackson accuses officers of trying to undermine boxing in the commonwealth. The Garden Bowl holiday bowling tourney heads toward its halfway point with 16 men and eight teams still in contention. Doubles leaders include Bill Abbey-Frank Coy at 1253 and Jimmie Zubeck-Harold Erickson at 1235. singles leader Raymond Mayfield sits at 1887 with others close behind.
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Brown Captures Pro Grid Laurels
Jimmy Brown of Cleveland, a rookie fullback, wins NFL scoring and yardage honors after rushing for 942 yards on 202 attempts and 4.7 yards per carry, adding 237 yards in a single game set. Chicago’s Rick Casares trails with 700 yards on 204 attempts, as Cleveland’s Tommy O Connell leads in passing.
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