Garden City JC Halfback Gacek Named NJCAA All American
John Gacek a 165 pound 5 8 sophomore from Plainville Conn is named a junior college all American at halfback for Garden City Junior College Busters in 1960 Other first string selections include Gene Jeffre Terry Postell and Charlie Walker Two Jayhawk players Tom Gardner and Dick Martillo named to first string with end Al Briggs and halfback Joe Searles on second string Second team includes quarterback Roger Stenbeck and other standouts from NJCAA squads Honorable mentions honor Fred Walls and twenty other players receive honors Autographed MacGregor footballs will go to the 22 first team players
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John Gaeek
Coachland Kendall
Garden City Junior College
Broacbusters
Fred Walls
National Junior College Athletic Assn
NJCAA
Tony Pontido
Garden City JC
Panhandle A&m College
Goodwell
Okla
Gacek
Plainville, Conn
Garden
Busters
Pratt
Walls
Broken Arrow
Albuquerque
N.M
Gene Jeffre
San Angelo
Jayhawk
al Briggs
Dodge City SC
Joe Searles
Pratt JC
Roger Stenbeck
New Mexico Military Institute
Watts
Thon
Curtis Mitchell
Coffeyville
MacGregor Co
Holcomb Tops Johnson 53 46 in non league clash
Holcomb Longhorns prevail 53 to 46 over Johnson Trojans in a non conference battle. Dave Harmon led Johnson with 19 points, Jerry Katz paced Holcomb with 17, and the game featured 37 fouls as Holcomb improved to 5-1 while Johnson falls to 2-3.
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Holcomb
Johnson
Johnson — Holcomb
Longhorns
Johnson Trojans
Leo Eck
Paul Heidebrecht
Trojans
Eck
Dave Harmon
Jim Morris
Larry Martin
Jerry Katz
Jerry ‘Roth
James Barlow
Seyrb
Garvey
Kistler
Cackim
Alegmb
Garden Citians Beat Copeland Town Team
Garden Citians led by Dick's Dairy of Garden City defeated Copeland 95 75 in a town team basketball game. Jerry Ware scored 43 for Garden Citians, Dennis Ashley 17, Ronnie Denton 14. Malone led Copeland with 26 points, Ennis 19. Garden City held a 27 16 edge after one quarter and led 41 39 at halftime. Next game for Dick's Dairy at Cimarron tonight.
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Copeland
Dick’s Dairy
Garden City
Garden Citians
Jerry Ware
Dennis Ashley
Ronnie Denton
Malone
Cope
Ennis
Dicks’ Dairy
Cimarron
Light Week Schedule Touts Busy Pre-Christmas High School Cage Slate
Telegram area basketball fans face a light week with at least one game every night except tonight. Featured matchups include Larned at Russell, Kendall at Coolidge, Mullinville at Montezuma, Rolla at Moscow, Cimarron at Plains, Tribune at Syracuse, and Scoti at Scott City among others across West Central Kansas leagues and conferences.
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Telegram
Larned
Russell
Kendall
Coolidge
Mullinville
Montezuma
Rolla
Moscow
Copeland
Cimarron
Plains
Tribune
Syracuse
Scoti
Scott City
Great Bend
Dodge City
Thur
Ensign
Ingalls
Kismet
High Plains
Wed
Elkhart
Johnson
Lakin
Satanta
Sublette Aul Idle
WKEA
Minneola Topples Montezuma In Final Minute Thriller
Minneola Wildcats rallied past Montezuma 53 48 on the Montezuma gym floor to hand the hosts their first loss of the 1960 61 season. Leon led the winners with 18 points 12 from the line as Minneola closed the game with free throws after Montezuma pulled within one with a minute left. Substantial second quarter edge and late free throws sealed the non conference win. Montezuma reserves were led by Gary Koehn with 20 points.
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Montezuma
Minneola
Wildcats
Indians
Monte
Englewood
High Plains
Sublette
Ensign
Ingalls
Frank Griffitts
Leon
Haskell
Motte
Albert Voth
Larry Spice
Clayton Koehn
B. Marshall
Gary Koehn
Mullinville Tigers
West Virginia to NBA legend Jerry West praised by coach
Coach Fred Schaus of the Los Angeles Lakers calls Jerry West the tallest foot three player he ever saw. Both rose from West Virginia to the National Basketball Association.
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Fred Schaus
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry West
West Virginia
National Basketball Agen
Bowling honors to Shearmire in mixed league night
Ray Shearmire of the C.R. Anthony team bowled the best men game 203 and top men’s series 544 as the Mixed League finished its 12th week. Nora Blackwood led women with 522 in series, Phil Tauscher posted 197 best women’s game. Long-Bell Lumber beat C.R. Anthony 1,994 to 1,906. Rickman Shop edged Dairy King 1,825 to 1,917. Oswalt Industries beat Gutter Dusters 1,985 to 1,774. Splitters tied Alley Kats 1,784 to 1,782.
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Ray Shearmire
C.R. Anthony
Garden Bowl
Phil Tauscher
Rickman Body Shop
Nora Blackwood
Oswalt Industries
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Long-Bell
Dairy King
Garden City Junior High Teams Win Two at Dodge
Garden City Junior High three basketball squads won two of three from Dodge City Junior High in a Dodge Saturday triple-header. The Baby Buff seventh graders edged Dodge 10-9 with a late free shot, the eighths won 22-20, and the ninths lost 31-27 in a close finish. Returns to Ben Grimsley Gym tonight host Liberal Junior High with the same squad lineup.
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Garden City
Dodge
Garden City Junior High
Dodge City Junior High
Merle Altman
Don Powell
Garden
Garden Hinths
Dale Marino
GCJH
Liberal Junior High
Ben Grimsley Gym
Dodge Garden
Altman
Baby Buffs
Ted Gardiner
Gardiner
Baum
Gorden
Gust Nelson
Robert Mayo
Terry Hopping
Bill King
Bob Hubert
Wynn
Pace
Ulysses Junior High
Buff Wrestlers Fall to Lamar in Dual Meet
Garden City High wrestlers lost 11 to 27 at Lamar Colorado in a 12 match regular card. Dennis Kleysteuber and Mark Scott won for Garden while Danny Dunham earned a forfeit. Exhibitions included Darwin Gray and Pete Sipes with decisive wins. The 1946 Red Sox note and George Kolowich Jr. becoming NIBL president appear in wrap.
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Garden City High
Lamar
Colo
Dennis Kiegsteuber
Mark Scott
Garden
Danny Dunham
Darwin Gray
Savages
Oakley
Colby
Hoxie
Buffs
Redskins
Kenny Roe
Bil Tolbert
Manuel Gonzales
Jim Oeding
Joe Fierro
LeRoy Leighty
Dennis Kleysteuber
Raymando Jara
Jim Deeter
Corky Lee
Bud Krausnick
Deci
Bruce Warner
Jessie Eddy
Cliff Brookhart
Doug Sage
Delbert Hawk
Richard Wallace
Sid Reish
Richard Simpson
Larry Orr
Ron Baker
Town Team Loop Formed in Area Two Divisions
Dodge City announces a two-division town basketball league with Cimarron Jetmore Honston Spearville and four Dodge City clubs in the Eastern Division. Western Division includes three Dodge City teams and away clubs Kalvesta Ingalls Sublette Copeland Dicks Dairy Garden City. Week by week schedules list games from January to February across Garden City Dodge City Sublette Kalvesta Ingalls Branding Iron Copeland Co-op.
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Dodge City
Lee Braddock
Dodge City Recreation
Cimarron
Jetmore
Honston
Spearville
Pennington’s
Latin - Americans
iTrinity
Diehl’s
Dodge
Dodge City Co-op
Branding Iron
Dodge City Laundry
Kalvesta, Ingalls, Sublette, Copeland
Dicks’ Dairy
Garden City
Dodge City Branding Iron
Copeland
Kalvesta
Sublette
Ingalls
Branding
Bowling Housewife League and Local Standings Report
A compact list of bowling standings across multiple leagues. Notable entries include Falling Stars at 25-44, Alley Rats at 25-9, and Comets at 18-17. American League features Great Ranch, Santa Fe Motors, and Garden Bowl among top teams with varied records. Numerous leagues such as Sugar Beet, Yaakee, Classic, Dust Bowlers, and Wheatheart list team records and affiliations like Garden City Telegram, City Services, and ADM.
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Housewife League
Falling Stars
Alley Rats
Comets
Dlota
Optimist Club
Ai i Ry Il
Great_ Ranch
Peatalrie Gas and Equipment
Santa Fe Motors
Southwest Carpet and Tile
Texaco
Weat
Apco
Garden Bowl
Burtis Motor Co
Jones Builders
Woolworths
Harvey Davidson
Mahon Motor and
Gardiner Dairy
Northern Natural
Gifford Hill Western
Century Refinery
Knights of Columbus
Dunn's Barber Shop
Tom's Well Berries
Ingalls Coop
the Ladda
Finney County Sod and
American Legion
Walters Motor Co
Garden City Sheet, Metal
Western Southern Ife
Nolan Motor Co
Elliott Printera
Smith Land Co
Cities Service Oil
Garden City Telegram
Farm Bureau
Hume Fry
Colorado Interstate Saa No
Kickman Body Shop
Abyati
Colorado Interstate No
Winder's Iga
Colorado Interstate Gas
Toof No
New England Life
Conoco
Eagles
Eug-Dahi
DeCamp Broly Lane
Wheatland
Patterson Jewelry
Kerr Implement
Wrebs Construction
Scott City Air Service
Warren Hotel
Tom's Well Service
R. L. Crist Ranch
Santa Fe Ettes
Breez-In Cafe
Luziers Cosmetics
Machina Supply and
Ed Porter Lumber Co
Va der Cafe
Norris Drug
Fidelity
State Bank and Downing's
Gerber Ol (Co
Athletic League
Garden City Co-op
Alsop Band Co
Walls
IGA
Deerfield Lions
Bulls Texaco
G. Williams
McDonald’s
Ideal Food Store
Shamrock Servies
Talented Front Line Pays Well For Buffs and Cats
The big front line boosts Colorado and Kansas State as both teams win key games. Colorado, led by Gilmore Voss and Charlton, opened 7-0 with a Creighton win as Gilmore 24, Voss 16, Charlton 14. Kansas State behind Comley Price and Wroblewski beat North Carolina 77-69 in overtime and Michigan State 104-82, moving to 5-2. Big Eight results improve with 33-14 overall. Schedule notes include Nebraska at Cincinnati and Colorado State at Oklahoma, with several midweek conference matchups.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Kansas State
Colorado Buffaloes
Wilky Gilmore
Roger Voss
Ken Charlton
Creighton
Gilmore
Voss
Charlton
K-State Wildcats
Larry Comley
Ced Price
Mike Wroblewski
North Carolina
Michigan State
Comley
Wildcats
K-State
Kansas City
Kansas Jayhawks
Lawrence
Big Eight
Okahoma State
Lamar Tech
Iowa State
Washington
Nebraska
Detroit
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Cincinnati
Colorado State University
Oklahoma
Town State
Marquette
Kansas
Brigham Young
Wichita
Arizona
San Francisco
Texas Tech
Warriors Stay Close to Top
The Philadelphia Warriors beat the Cincinnati Royals 128-112 after trailing at halftime. Wilt Chamberlain had 22 points and 38 rebounds, a Cincinnati garden record, and Guy Rodgers added 20 points with 16 assists, another garden record. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 31 points. In the other game, the St. Louis Hawks edged the Syracuse Nationals 104-103 as Bob Pettit sank two free throws with 26 seconds left.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Warriors
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Royals
Cincinnati
Wilt Chamberlain
Guy Rodgers
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Rodgers
Oscar Robertson
St. Louis Hawks
Bob Pettit
Syracuse Nationals
Pettit
Cliff Hagan
Hawks
Dave Gambee
John Kerr
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
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Fierceville
Richard Amen
John Baier
Canisius
Seton Hall
Boston College
Temple
Kentucky
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Army
Boston
Connecticut
Fordham
St. Joseph’s
Lehigh
Vanderbilt
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NC State
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Fla
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Virginia
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Wisconsin
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Oregon
Arizona State
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Montana
North Dakota
Swartley Shamrock
Mantter Idle
Montezuna
Votha
Belve
C. Koehn
Ploware O
Reinert
Brown Gtate
Minneola —Beeson
Haa- Kell
Beard
Lean
Raderick
Glave
Montezuma Vo
Zimseg Sfinneola
Shearmire
Mike Collins
Paul Walker
Tommy Gardiner
Bob Stalter
Kent Carmichael
Dean Biggs
Bobby Kryng
Gret Nelson
Buddy van Dam
Duane Downtain
Charles Reed
Ray Humphries
Steve Smith
Ted , Gardiner
Ttis —Smith
Humphries
Downtain
Reed
Talde
Vaughn
Pierce
Wilgon
Gooden
Heb
Tthe
Garden Ithe
Dodge Ith
Nelson
van Dam
Stucker
Ps Blackett
Krug
Mayo
Finke
Dodge Sths —Sandoval
Hopkins
Hopping
Dumler
Lydia Ole
Ontiberos
Grunder
Glotta Os
Biliott
Leet
Calloway
Maskus
Bodge
Garden Sths
Kreug
Deaver
Cleve Jane
Bowling
Walker
Braker
Collins
Hubert
King
Totals
Dodge Sths
Winter
Perrier
Robinnton
Berry
A. Garden
Oths
Dodge Otha
Dickerson
Regar
Eveats
Pete Sipes
Randy Thies
Ernest Castro
Gene Newberry
Bill Reish
George Rice
Richard Garcia
Tom Gibbs
Doug Weber
Tom Schultz
Richard Sandoval
Ron Roberts
Boston Red Sox
George J. Kolowich Jr
Denver
National Industrial Basketball League
Rag Mops
Henkle Donfee Aguas
Collingwood Farms
Team Ho
Rickman
Body, Shop and Oswalt Industries
Ant
Aiteer Base
Ara Ldy
Pizza the
Sandwich Shop
the Great Plains Oil CO
Jim’s Champlin Service
Jones
Champlin Quality Products
Jim Day
Garden City, KS
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