Three-Way Point Battle Takes Shape
Manny Newsome of Western Michigan, opening the door to a major college scoring crown, trails Seton Hall's Nick Werkman and NYU's Barry Kramer in a three way chase. Newsome and WMU have hit top opponents including Notre Dame and Northwestern, scoring heavily in a season full of shocks as other players post big numbers.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Nick Werkman
Barry Kramer
Manny Newsome
Western Michigan
Werkman
Seton Hall
NYU
Kramer
Newsome
Notre Dame
Broncos
Northwestern
Michigan State
Marquette
Loyola
Michigan
Rick Barty
Miami
Florida
San Francisco
Marvin Mitchell
West Texas
Western Kentucky
Chuck Richards
Syracuse
Cornell
Clemson
Virginia
Mike Bohonak
Carroll Hooser
SMU
Georgia Tech
Virginia Tech
Howard Pardue
Georgia
Wisconsin
Gonzaga
Oklahoma State
Long Beach State
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Princeton
Rutgers
Ohio U
St. John's
N.Y
Morehead
Marshall
Satanta Falls to Hooker in non-league clash
Satanta High fell 78 to 67 to Hooker Bulldogs in a rugged non-league interstate game. Hooker led 30-23 at halftime, then held on as Satanta trailed by as many as 11. Hen Hussey led Hooker with 25 points, while Mike Brownlee topped Satanta with 15.
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Hooker
Ukla
Satanta High F
Hooker Bulldogs
Satanta
Indians
Ueads
Hen Hussey
Oklahomans
Bill Wilson
Lynn Hill
Mike Brownlee
Bill Anton
Cecil Roberts
Ken Bowen
John Weckerling
Mike Cawley
Perry Ross
Braves
Sublette
HPC
Anton
Roberts
Weckerling
Brownlee
Kline
Bowen
Vikings Fall Short in Non-Conference Loss to Spearville
Copeland High fought to the end but dropped a 48-43 decision to Spearville in a non-conference basketball game. Spearville led 19-13 at the first stop and 39-28 late, Copeland rallied but could not close the gap. John Stude led Copeland with 24 points and 10 rebounds, Beuce Unruh added nine, while Dick Lehmer, Jones and Unruh paced the Pirates with double-digit totals. Copeland now stands 0-3 overall and hosts Rolla next.
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Spearville
Copeland High
Gdach
Eddie Cramer
Vikings
Spearville Pirates
Land
Pearville
Copeland
Vikes
Ree
Pirates
Foreland
John Stude
Vike
Beuce Unruh
Jones
Lehmerhr
Bill Trickey
Linnerbur
Schfrich
Rolla
Kendall Takes WAVL Showdown Over Coolidge 69 to 49
Kendall High outscored Coolidge 69 to 49 in WAVL action to stay unbeaten at 4-0. Bobcats dominated with 49 rebounds led by Bob Buck 15 and Dan Buck 13 while Tope poured in 23 points. Coolidge was led by Barrett with 16 and Holdren 15 as Kendall used only five players in the win.
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Kendall
Kendall High
Coolidge Blue Devils
Ken Palmer
Bobcats
WAVL
Buck
Tope
Bontrager
Tulala
Coolidge Brown
Helfrich
Barrett G
Holdren
Watcher
D. Hatcher
Younger
LaCrosse Beats Dighton by Fifteen in KPBA Matchup
LaCrosse Leopards upset Dighton 65 to 50 after a 24 point first period. Leonard Schuckman scored 20 and Scheuerman 21 for LaCrosse, while Bartlett led Dighton with 13. Dighton won ninth grade 50-49 and LaCrosse B-team 57-42. next WKBA games set at Ness City and Scott City.
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Dighton High
Western Kansas Education Assn
LaCrosse
Leopards
Dighton
Leonard Schuckman
Scheuerman
Bartlett
Ness City
Scott City
WKBA
Tigers Hold Off Spartans For Victory
Shallow Water High defeated Deerfield 41 35 in WAVL action at Deerfield. Everett Miller led Shallow Water with 19 points, while Jim Zubeck had 10 for Deerfield. Both teams struggled from the field as free throws decided the outcome and Deerfield hosts Pierce Willke next.
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Deerfield
Tigers
Pierceville Falls to Manter 51 41 in WAVL clash
Manter Indians defeated Pierceville 51 to 41 as Neal Watson led Manter with 15 points and Louis Cronin scored 25 for Pierceville. Cronin converted 13 of 17 free throws and Cronin 6 13 7 25 paced Piercеville while Knowlton and Stillwell added six each. Preliminary girls game went to Manter 41 24. Next WAVL games set for Jan 3 at Kendall and Deerfield.
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Louis Cronin
Pierceville
Charles Knowlton
Roger Stillwell
Cronin
Neal Watson
Manter
Richard Duran
Alma Hammond
Peggy Kilgore
Karen Ven John
Deerfield
Kendall
Vierceville
M. Cronin
Frizzell
Husband
Knowlton
Stillwell
James
Garden Bowl hosts weekly bowling and basketball schedules
Sports state listing outlines October to weekend events at Garden Bowl. Men and women leagues including Yankee Classic Scratch and Dust Bowlers. recreation basketball at Ben Grimstey Gym with matchups Hale comb and Dicks Dairy. area basketball games across multiple towns. start of Albi Bowling Tourney weekend with junior and prep leagues and No-Tap Doubles events.
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Garden Bowl
Amuksuay
Ben Grimstey
Puller Brush
Halecomb
Dicks’ Dairy
Ares
Halcomb
Johnson
Scott City
Scott
Jight
Garden City High
Hayes Weat Central Kansas
Recreation League
Garden Bowl School
Oawalt Industries
Healtl
Garden Sam
High School Basketball Scores Across Nearby Teams
The scoreboard lists multiple games with final scores including Altamont 78 over Independence 46, Belle Plaine 58 over South Haven, Whatfield Green 59 over Rosalia, Oswego 41 over Cherryvale 83 in overtime, McCune 58 over Chetopa 50, Cedar Vale 55 over Elk City 39, Osage City 77 over Burlingame 47, Prairie View 91 over Stamford Nebraska 59, Alma 77 over Eskridge 54, Meriden 67 over Vatley Falls 60, Powhattan 65 over Troy 61.
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Whatfield Green
Rosalia
Oswego
Cherryvale
McCune
Chetopa
Cedar Vale
Elk City
Osage City
Burlingame
Prairie View
Stamford
Neb
Alma
Eskridge
Meriden
Vatley Falls
Powhattan
Troy
Tribune tops Syracuse in rough non league battle
Tribune 59 Syracuse 45 in a game marked by 46 fouls and 15 players used. Brock Baker Dwight Bennett and Steve Schneider led Tribune with 11 points each. Dave Schmidt and Ed Hammond scored 18 for Syracuse. Tribune dominated rebounding 54-19 and won despite similar shooting percentages 32 percent apiece. Next action: Tribune 3-2 at Ness City. Syracuse 0-4 hosts Lakin.
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Bill Hanson
Rabbits
Tribune
Brock Baker
Dwight Bennett
Steve Schneider
Bennett
Nick Clarke
Dave Schmidt
Ed Hammond
Syracuse
Schmidt
Thomeczek
Bulldog
Rich Grubb
Bob Pruitt
Tin Mallory
Gary Baldwin
Ness City
WEBEA
Lakin
HPC
High Series and High Game Handsomely Earned by Strickert
Delbert Strickert of Bob's Mobil Service led men with a 230 game and 555 series as Prairie Mired League play continued at Garden Bowl. Kathryn Yardley topped women with 202, while Maxine Bates posted a 538 series for Minter Drilling.
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Delbert Strickert
Bob's Mobil Service
Garden Bowl
Kathryn Yardley
Bob’s Mobil
Maxine Bates
Minter
Bob's Mobil
Minter Drilling
Garden Belle
Russ Kennedy
Drive-Inn
Century Refinery
Gardiner Dairy
Hume-Fry Inc
Ideal Foodstore
Nolan Motors
Hume-Fry
Garden National Bank
Meier Sinclair
IGA
Jones Builders
Ingalls Struggles in Loss to Offerle in Nonleague Tilt
Ingalls High fell 59 to 52 to Offerle in a fast paced nonleague game. Offerle led 34-26 at halftime and 48-39 after three quarters as both teams hit well from the floor. Loeh in Ingalls led all scorers with 20 while Kreger paced Offerle with 25. Preliminary B team win noted for Ingalls. Next game set at Kismet in Santa Fe Trail League.
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Offerle
Ingalls High
Ron Hamm
Ingalls
Evinger
Berger
Loeweh
Bulldogs
Penner
Wartman
Kreger
Herrman
High school basketball scores from multiple cities
AP telegraph lists final scores across Kansas games with teams including Hugoton Liberal Larned Russell Kendall Coolidge Lakin Ulysses Hoxie Goodland Quinter Palco Baxter Springs Frontenac Girard Erie Arma Galena Riverton Pittsburg Hutchison Derby Medicine Lodge Kiowa Ellsworth Chase Trousdale Garfield Cheney Garden Plain Wichita East Heights Kapaun West South North Goddard Anthony and others.
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the. Associated Press
Hugoton
Liberal
Bloom
Englewood
Larned
Russell Kendall
Coolidge
Lakin
Cheney
Garden Plain
Wichita East
Wichita Heights
Wichita Kapaun
Wichita West
Wichita South
Wichita North
Goddard
Anthony
Beymer Buzzer Beater Upsets Ulysses In Kansas Clash
Lakin High Broncos edge Ulysses 51-50 on a 49-foot game winning shot by Gary Beymer after a heated finish. Trenton Warden and Dave Vincent paced Lakin with strong late effort while Hadley Hall led Ulysses with 26 points. Ulysses held a rebounding edge and shot better from the line, but Lakin prevailed to stay unbeaten.
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LAKIN
Lakin High
Broncos
Ulysses
Kansas
Cliff Burrows
Dave Vincent
Wayne Akagi
Trenton Warden
Bob Blehm
Blehm
Warden
Beymer
Tigers
Charles King
Brad Welch
Hadley Hall
King
Welch
Elkhart
Gerald Raines
Liberal
Minneapolis
Holecomb
Johnson
Broncs
Syracuse
High Plains
Holcomb Frosh Defeat Tribune in season opener
Holcomb freshman basketball team beat Tribune 45 to 33 in Holcomb on Monday night. Holcomb led 11 to 6 after the first period and stretched the margin at halftime and end of game. Terry Spangler scored 17 for Holcomb, Alan Rupp 12, Ralph Adams 10, while Pringle and Gooch led Tribune with 14 and 12. Next game is at home against Lakins ninths at 7 p.m. at Holcomb.
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Tribune
Holcomb
Chuck Laskey
Terry Spangler
Alan Rupp
Ralph Adams
Pringle
Gooch
Lakin
North Dakota picks Neppel as most valuable back
East Grand Forks Minnesota co captain Dan Neppel was chosen by North Dakota teammates as the season's most valuable back highlighting his leadership and playmaking for the team.
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Dan Neppel
East
Grand Forks
Minn
Big North Dakota
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