Garden City Juco trounces Lamar 76 to 53 for fourth win
Garden City Junior College’s Busters defeated Lamar Colorado 76 53 at Ben Grimsky Gym to extend their win streak to four and set up Western Division Jayhawk Juco play at El Dorado on Friday. Garden rallied from a slow start, closing the first half with a 15 point burst and never trailed after 17 16 as Bennie Crawford and Louis Horton paced the offense. Lamar struggled with turnovers and poor second half shooting as Garden built leads of up to 25 points.
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Garden City Junior College
Dale Meadors
Broacbusters
Ben Grimsky
Busters
Lamar
Colo
Jaco
Garden Jaco
Garden
Jayhawk
el Dorado JC
Juco High
Coloradans
Louis Horton
Bennie Crawford
As Mutch
Eght
Antelopes
Meadors
Crawford
Don Scott
Robinson
Kent Martin
Bob Duranski
Williams
Ray Frost
Leonard Spotwood
Antalopes
Bowl league scoring spree fuels Garden Bowl action
Harold Nusser stars with consecutive 255 games for R. L. Crist Ranch in American League play. Garden Bowl hosts a 17th week clash versus American Legion as Nusser adds a 255, seven straight strikes, and team 2 2 split, total pins 2 681 to 2 676. Other results include Garden Bowl 2 2 with Santa Fe Motors, Merrill Implement 3 1 over Hummer Radio, and Northern Natural Gas posting high game 226 and high series 584.
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Harold Nusser
R. L. Crist Ranch
Nusser
American Legion
Garden Bowl
Legion
Nasser
Bob Landon
Santa Fe Motors
Burtis Motors
Merrill Implement
Hummer Radio
Southwest
Alley Rats
Ellis
Roy Vannaman
Northern Natural Gas
Sportsman’s League
Tom's Well Service
Knoll
Knights of Collumbus
Eagles
Chappel Construction
Jaco
Ladd Machine Shop
Moorman
Robbie Hazzard
Twisters
Housewives League
Nola Blackwood
Rickman Body Shop
Sugar Bells
Juco Reserves Triumph for First Win Over Cimarron Jaycees
Garden City Junior College reserves defeated Cimarron Jaycees 87 to 51 to open the 1962-63 season. Five Garden players scored in double figures led by Marc Meng with 26 and Larry Stuewe with 17. Cimarron, missing most of its lineup, was led by Verlyn Anderson with 16.
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Garden City Junior College
Juco
Cimarron
Jaycees
Vistors
Garden
Ine
Jaco
Marc Meng
Larry Stuewe
Terry Lindner
Jay Barnett
Earl Eliasen
Verlyn Anderson
Anderson
Cimarron High
Larry Friend
Garden Juco
Barnett
Stuewe
Meng
Ellasen
Thompson
Lindner
Hornung
Griffin
Liberal Nips Garden Frosh in nine grade tilt
Liberal edged Garden 48 to 43 in a high fouling ninth grade game as Liberal outpaced Garden 18 18 7 16 in the final period. Garden’s Tom Sheehy led with 13 points while Liberal's O Kane scored 18 and Williamson 14 as the Baby Buffs split the night with a B team win.
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Liberal
Garden City Junior High
Garden
Baby Buffs
Tom Sheehy
Dave Keller
O'Kane
Williamson
Dale Marino
Danny Garnand
Jameson
Cleveland
Cruickshank
Cox
George Carr
al Wells
Buff Matmen To Meet Oakley In Seasonal Final Meet
Garden City High prepares for a 7 p.m. dual at Oakley High in the last pre vacation wrestling meet. Coach Bob Wilson lists exhibition and regular lineups with 12 regular bouts and seven exhibitions anticipated. Previous results include wins over Hoxie and losses to Colby and Lamar.
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Bob Wilson
Garden City High
Buffs
Oakley High
Garden
Hoxie
Colby
Lamar
Cole
Haysville
Liberal
Wilson
Larry Oeding
Steve Halblieb
Peter Staley
Bill Strickert
Ron Brooks
Ken Wasson
Jim Terrell
Bryan Bandel
Larry Maxfield
Leland Tresner
Jim Crotinger
Sam Hermocillo
Joe Kendall
Larry Scott
Terry Stoppel
John Lightner
Don Gross
Dave Lightner
Jerry Christensen
Doyle McGraw
College Basketball Scores and One Horse Race Note
A long list of college basketball results from various matchups including Connecticut over American University 64–58 and Rhode Island defeating Maine 86–78 along with numerous other games. An unrelated line notes Smashing Gail a four year old chestnut filly, owned by Mrs. Magruder Dent, is by Hill Gail and the broodmare Some Smasher.
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Smashing Gail
Montezuma hosts SFTL tourney January 9 12
Eight teams compete in the Santa Fe Trail League tournament at Ensign from January 9 to 12. Top seeds Moscow, Montezuma, and Ingalls lead the field as first round pairings set. games run nightly with semis, third place, and a 9:30 p.m. title game on Saturday.
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Montezuma
Ensign
Copeland
Monte
Ingalls
Moscow
Englewood
Cope
Land
Bloom
Kismet
Ingalls-Copeland
Monte-Bluom
Dodge City
Lee Braddock
Bob Gerard
Don Goff
Loyola Ramblers surge with 123 102 win over Western Michigan
Loyola of Chicago, ranked fourth, remained undefeated in five games as it drilled Western Michigan 123-102. Larry Nosich hit a dramatic overtime jumper for Wichita State in a separate upset, while other top teams suffered shocks including Virginia Tech ending Mississippi State’s 19 game win streak and North Carolina defeating Kentucky.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
State
Kentucky
North Carolina
Lexington
Illinois
San Jose State
Seattle Chieftains
Xavier
Ohio
Wichita
Arizona State
Larry Nosich
Towa
Clemson
Southern Methodist
Northwestern
Houston
Missouri
Morehead
St. Bonaventure
Iowa State
Toledo
Kansas
Denver
Nebraska
Miami
Bradley
Adams State
Indiana
Detroit
Tennessee
Citadel
Nosich
Dave Stallworth
Shockers
Garden City and Liberal split junior high doubleheader
Garden City seventh graders defeated Liberal 17 15 in the opener while the eighth graders lost 16 12. Garden’s seventh team finished 2 1 and the eighths 0 3 with a next home game against Ulysses set for Wednesday January 16.
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Garden City
Liberal
Ben Grimsley
Merle Altman
Garden
Don Powell
Ulysses
Kennett Jameson
Royce Cleveland
Duane Rawhut
Cincinnati Bearcats Hold No 1 In AP Poll Amid Tough Week
The Cincinnati Bearcats remain the top ranked team in the AP poll for the third straight week as they face Dayton on Thursday and Davidson on Saturday. Davidson is 4-1 with only a loss to Duke. Cincinnati drew 42 of 44 first place votes, 498 points to Duke's 349, with Ohio State third, Loyola Chicago fourth, and Mississippi State fifth.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Bearcats
Cincinnati
Dayton
Davidson
Duke
Bearcats
Ohio State
Chicago Loyola
Mississippi State
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Security Oil
Behlen Manufacturing
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Payne
Morea
Flamingo Motel
Farr Construction
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Garden City JC
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Martin
Horton
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Pickett
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Garden City Telegram
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Chicago
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Philco
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Westinghouse Dryer
Frigidaire Auto
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Ayi Joe
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