Unbeaten Busters Meet Texans Tonight
Garden City Junior College basketball hosts undefeated Busters facing Clarendon JG Bulldogs at Ben Grimsley Gym in a non conference game at 7 45 p m. Preceding wrestling at Garfield Gym pits Garden City against Oakley at 6 p m. Bulldogs travel from Clarendon in northwest Texas as the Busters seek a five and zero start before a possible January 13 rematch with Lamar Colorado JC.
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Garden City Junior College
Dale Roark
Broncbustlers
Clarendon
Tex
JG Bulldogs
Ben Grimsley
Garden City
Oakely
Garfield Gym
Garden City JC
Sayre
Okla
South Plains JC
Levelland
McCook
Nebr
Busters
Lamar
Colo
Wayne Cooper
Garden City Soph
Rennie Crawford
Mangum
Frosh
James Page
Tulsa
Soph
Bobby Heath
Yale
Don Scott
Stillwater
Fresh
Crawford
Page
Garden City Buffs Wrestle First Home Meet Tonight
Garden City Highs Buffs wrestle Oakley Plainsmen in the season’s first home meet at Garfield Gym. Exhibition start at 6 pm, 12-match card to follow after four prior meets and recent losses to Colby Hoxie and Lamar. Key entries include Dunham Tresner Weber Warner Dale Gross Lightner Greathouse and Baker. Next meet is Jan 3 at Liberal.
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Garden City High
John Dickerson
Buffs
Oakley Plainsmen
Garfield Gym
Ben Grimsley
Garden
Wichita
Colby High
Hoxie High
Lamar
Colo
Oakley
Plainsmen
Liberal
Danny Dunham
Frosh
Leland Tresner
Gary Mueller
Soph
Sam Hermancillo
Donovan Wins Earned Run Title
Dick Donovan of the Washington Senators led the American League with a 2.40 ERA to capture the earned run title, finishing 10-10 with 45 earned runs in 169 innings. He moved to Cleveland in a four or five player trade four days after the season ended. Bill Stafford, Don Mossi, Milt Pappas, Juan Pizarro, and Ralph Terry followed in ERA rankings, while Whitey Ford led in wins and innings.
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Boston
Dick Donovan
Washington
Donovan
Senators
Cleveland
American League Service Bureau
Garland Braxton
Bill Stafford
New York
Don Mossi
Detroit
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Juan Pizarro
Chicago
Ralph Terry
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Cagy Southpaw
Cy Young
Kansas Roads Grimly Slick With Snow Drifts Across Regions
AP report shows most Kansas highways face normal or mixed conditions. Northeast reports 1-4 inches in Sabetha Topeka Horton and Fairview. Wyandotte Johnson Leavenworth packed snow and slick spots. Mankato area drifting snow. northwest counties icier with slick spots. K 27 shows humorous slick spots from Syracuse toward the south Gresley County line. Light snow overnight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Highway Department
Sabetha
Horton
Fairview
Emporia
Wamega
Seneca
Ealf
Wyandotte
Johnson
Leavenworth
North Central
Mankato
Northwest
Logan
Thomas
Wallace
Rawlins
Deratur
Sheridan
Gove
Cheyenne
Sherman
Norton
Graham
Trag¢o
Syracuse
Gresley
Fire damages Lyndon Valley one room school
A Saturday blaze at the Lyndon Valley one room rural school caused $1 500 damage and cut Christmas vacation to five days early for 11 students. If repairs cannot be made, pupils will transfer to the Emporia school district.
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Lalpania
Aus
Lyndon Valley
Emporia
Foul Weather Grips Nation Across Regions
Snow rain and cold plague the nation as a frigid front from the Rockies drives subzero readings in North Dakota Montana and the Dakotas. Flood threats rise in Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee with hundreds evacuated along Pearl River Tombigbee and near Columbus Aberdeen. Winter begins officially at 8 20 p m EST Thursday.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Plains
North ‘Central
Central Plains
Texas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kentucky
Montana
Dakotas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minot
Dickinson
Bismarck
Great Falls
Miles City
Cut Bank
Midwest
Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Pearl River
Jackson
Miss
Tombigbee River
Columbus
Aberdeen
Chattanooga
Seventeen Cars Pass 100000 In Auto Output In 1961
Detroit AP reports seventeen of twenty six car makes will produce at least 100000 units this year, up from fifteen of twenty four last year. Total annual production will be about 17 percent below 1960, with several makes exceeding 200000, 300000 and 400000 thresholds, while Studebaker drops below 100000 and Falcon joins the top tier. Last week’s output reached 164070 units.
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Detroit
Ford
Chevrolet
Falcon
Chrysler
Studebaker
College Basketball Scores Sweep Across Three States
College basketball results listed include Kansas State 59 over Arizona 43, Oklahoma State 81 over Tulsa 57, Wichita 52 over Cincinnati 51, Bradley 80 over Minnesota 47, Sterling Kansas 76 over Baker University 74, Rockhurst 81 over Nebraska Wesleyan 72, Peru Nebraska 65, Southeast Missouri State 61, Arkansas State 60 over Ottawa University 50, Loyola New Orleans 60 over North Texas State 54, Bethany Kansas 80 over Adams Colorado State 69, College of Emporia 65, Doane 61, Wayne Nebraska State 34 over Northwest Missouri 47, Washington St Louis 89 over Omaha 66, Pan American College tourney note, Emporia State College 75 over South West Texas State 72, Pan American College 52 over Southeastern Oklahoma State 51, junior college results St Joseph 78 over Trenton 45, St Louis A Fresh 66 over Moberly 85 in OT, Fort Scott 102 over Kemper 71, Southwest Baptist 74 over Highland.
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THE
Associated Press
Kansas State
Arizona
Oklahoma State
Tulsa
Wichita
Cincinnati
Bradley
Minnesota
Sterling
Kan
Baker University
Rockhurst
Nebraska
Weslayan
Peru
Neb
Southeast
State
Arkansas State
Ottawa University
Loyola
New Orleans
North
Jucker
Ohio State
St. Louis
Iowa State
Drake
Junior Bowlers Enter National Christmas Meet
Junior bowlers from here compete for the first time in the American Junior Bowling Congress national Christmas tournament. Local singles are finished with doubles next Saturday. top bowlers in each division advance to national competition. Bantam boys leader Darrell Alboin scored 511. Kay Hazard top bantam girl with 456. Junior boys leader Don Winslow totaled 542. Connie Zirkel led junior girls with 508. Senior boys top score Jerry Bieker with 577.
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Chicago
Leach
Garden Bowl
Darrell Alboin
Mike Daniels
Ricky Jewell
Kay Hazard
Shawanna Kay Childers
Lula Ward
Don Winslow
Gary Herman
Dennis Coats
Tony Gooden
Connie Zirkel
DeDe Dugan
Sharon Stinemetz
Jerry Bieker
Dewight Bouyer
Wichita Upsets Cincinnati 52-51 in Narrow Victory
Wichita's Wheatshockers toppled Cincinnati 52-51 as Lanny Vanman hit a 15-foot jumper with three seconds left. Gene Wiley disrupted Bearcats with blocks, and Jerry Kittiko delivered a career game as Wichita grabbed 45 rebounds to Cincinnati's 36. Van Eman led Wichita with 19 points, tying Paul Hogue for scoring honors.
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Vanman
Wichita
Gene Wiley
Bearcats
Wiley
Jerry Kittiko
Miller
Cincinnati
Kmtiko
van Eman
Paul Hogue
Ohio State
Kansas State Extends Win Streak to Six Struggling Arizona Twice
Kansas State stretched its winning string to six with a 59 43 victory over Arizona. Oklahoma State beat Tulsa 81 57, placing the Cowboys close behind. Iowa State dropped to 2 4 after a 50 50 decision with Drake. Big Eight non conference play stood at 26 19 as leagues prepare for Jan 6 conference start and the Holiday Tournament in Kansas City Dec 27 30. Colorado coach Sonny Grandelius received an early Christmas visit from Santa Claus after Colorado clinched its first Big Eight title and Orange Bowl berth ahead of a Miami trip for LSU on Jan 1 following 90 minute workouts and two a day sessions.
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Associated Press
Kansas State
Arizona
Oklahoma State
Wildcats
Tulsa
Cowboys
Iona State
Drake
Cyclones
Kansas City
Denver
Santa Clas
Colorado
Sonny Grandelius
Buffs
Louisiana State
Miami
Grandelius
Pierceville Boys and Girls Basketball Doubleheader Tonight
Pierceville hosts a boys and girls basketball doubleheader with the first game now set for 7:00 p.m. The feature game spots Coach Burl Dowell’s Indians against Manter High Wildcats led by Bill Goodwin. Both squads enter the holiday break with 2-4 and 2-3 records respectively.
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Pierceville
Piercevilla
Manter
Burl Dowell
Indians
Manter High Wildcats
Bill Goodwin
Western Arkansas Valley League
Holcomb
High Plains
Coolidge
Ingalls
Kent
Ensign
Ohio State Dominates AP Poll Unanimous Pick
Ohio State receives 39 of 40 first place votes in the AP poll as the nation's top college basketball power for the season opening ranking. Cincinnati claims the remaining first place vote as upsets shake the top 10. Providence, West Virginia, and Arizona State also fall in Monday night action.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Wichita
Providence
DePauw
West Virginia
Duke
Arizona State
Indiana
A. Providence
Kansas State
Son
California
Duquesne
Purdie
St. Bonaventure
Seattle
Garden City Lib Liberal Junior High Split Week doubleheader
Garden City junior high teams hosted Liberal Monday with Garden ninths losing 52 to 40 and eighths winning by 24 points. Seventh grade canceled. Garden’s ninths drop to 1-3 prior to Christmas with key scorers including Dean Biggs and Robert Mayo. Garden eighths claim first win of the season, led by Charles Reed and Archie Gooden, as Liberal’s Williamson leads visitors. Next games set for January 8 and January 17 respectively.
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Garden City
Liberal
Dale Marine
Garden Eighths
Don Powell
Garden
Dean Biggs
Robert Mayo
Steve Salter
Beckwith
Zinn
Route
Sublette
Dodge City
Ulysses
Charles Reed
Archie Gooden
Steve Smith
Williamson
O'Kane
Lakin
Hatbiteb
Smith
Pierce
Humphrey
Read
Gooden
Lies
Talda Hao
Downtain
Totala
O'Brien
Deal
Hoskingen
King
Adams
Wood
Brochazka
Hail
Spangler
Devies
Ths
Sterling Takes Conference Lead In Overtime Win
Sterling moved into first place in the Kansas Conference by half a game with a 76-74 overtime victory over Baker. Ken Becker scored 30 points including a late jumper to force OT, as Sterling overcame a 64-64 tie. Bethany beat Adams State 80-69 at Lindsborg with Doug Ade scoring 24 points. Emporia State edged Southwest Texas 75-72 in Pan-American play, College of Emporia won at Dean 65-61, and Ottawa defeated Arkansas State 60-50.
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Associated Press
Sterling
Kansas
Baker
Bethany
College of Emporia
Ken Becker
Becker
Wilbur Hedrick
Adams State
Cole
Lindsborg
Doug Ade
Emporia State
Southwest Texas
Dean
Neb
Ottawa
Arkansas State
Boxler Leads Bowl Action as League Finishes Week
Joe Boxler of R L Crist Ranch rolled a high game 257 at Garden Bowl while Bob Landon of Santa Fe Motors posted a high 637 series as the American League completed its 17th week. R L Crist Ranch and Santa Fe Motors posted top team marks. Garden Bowl blanked Wear's Apco Service. Multiple leagues reported wins and high scores through the week with Maxwell anchoring the Sportsman League and Security Oil and other teams posting top games.
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Joe Boxler
R. L. Crist Ranch
Bob Landon
Santa Fe Motors
Swift
Optimist Club
American Legion
Burtis Motors
Etiis Club
Garden Bowl
Wear
Apco
Bill Maxwell
Ingalls Coop
Sportsman League
Tom's Well Service
Ark Valley Beet Growers
Ladds
Toof
Elliott Printers
Knights of Columbus
Ingalls Co-op
Wedlers Supply
ADM
Davie
Helen Careathers
Security Oil
Housewives League
Farr Construction
Wheatland Electric
Behlen Manufacturing
Rickman Body Shop
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas
Ankrom Motors
Sugar Belles
Bewah
Farr Construction i
Titans Hire Bulldog Turner As Head Coach
Clyde Bulldog Turner, 42, former Chicago Bears all pro center, named head coach of the New York Titans replacing Sammy Baugh after a 7-7 season. Turner, paid 20000 dollars yearly on a two year deal, will aim to lift the Titans into contention in the American Football League. Turner previously coached under George Halas and managed a Texas ranch. He played college football at Hardin Simmons where Baugh once coached.
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New ‘York
Clyde
Bulldog
Baugh
Turner
Wismer
Bears
George Halas
Gatesville
Tex
Hardin Simmons
Texas
Titans
Sherman Named NFL Top Coach
New York AP Allie Sherman was named NFL Coach of the Year by an AP panel. The Giants rookie coach led the team to the Eastern Conference championship and a league title game against Green Bay in Green Bay. Sherman outpolled Vince Lombardi, whose Packers remained Western Conference winners.
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NEW York
Allie Sherman
National Football League Today
Associated Press
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Sherman
Giants
Vinnie Lombardi
Packers
Lombardi
Philadelphia
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
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Scott
Weber
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Antarillo
Courtney
Wellington
Ea al
Ntars
By Walt Ditzen
Wheatshockers
Ed Lucker
Ralph Mitler
Cinciinnati
Chasnoln
Lanny
K-State
Mike Wromblowski
Wes Flyon
Cecil Epperley
Do, Linsenmeyer
Eddie Bunch
Marv Straw
Santa
Colorado U
Vilas
Deer Field
Rupp
Stucker
Gooden Ged
van Dal
Porter
Bakter
Mayo
Hamman
Walker
Montney
Krug
Biggs
Toi Tale
Rouse
Rush
Christian
Rhodes
Curry
Bradshaw
Scheer
Hoover
Rust
Garden City Telegram
Bee
Boxler
Bulldog Turner
NFL
Legals
Ganded ii Board
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Comtalad
Desenyi Helbh
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Owing Feney
PS Opler
Jane ‘Olling
County Lark
Ian Tay
BMND
John M
Pris Dowina Bradford
Jane” Collins Space Li
Tony Cruz
Cripe
John Harbin
Jack Herrell
Iva L. Johnson
Oran IK
Lina
Joe Wy” Miller
Tess C
Munn Ray Orren Oyler Clemens EH
Peils
Virgil Paltz
Everett Reece
Edward Relmer
Danny Seavey
Dave Taylor
Oliver Beate
Everett
Sandy Buete
Genera Ession
Sorr
Lisa i
Keith
Denchfield
Wendie
Meterart Robinson
Ralph Haftich
Raymond
Oyler Warthur
Towles
Jane Collins
Leona Henderson
Sartorius
Garden City Laundry& Cleaners
W. We Miller
Ben. Snyder
Josephine Meter Navrat
Office Equipment Co
Saml
Dedaworth Consolidated
Clarence R. Armatro
Buffalo Mill Supply, Inc
Burtis Motor Company, Inc
Diesel Equipment Co., Inc
Vivans
Frederick Fearne
Args Foley’ Tractor ‘Conany
Garden Ciy'Co-op
Eeauity
Bre
Finney Co
Free Fair
Library Board
Eliott
OAA
Aalte AB
Stete
Berniece Bruegel
Anna Coufal
Linda Haas Latha
Kunaa A Jean
Mitehter
Tess Ave
John Ustie
Robert N. Panton
Dillon Foodarket
Martin x
Safeway Stora
Assembly of God Church
Garnand
Lowell Preenent Co
John F. Flees ‘S Jr
Freucis
Bettie
Tame
Katherine ‘Hospital
Ge Wah's
Bevaioy Great Paling
Arnita Sammons
Garen
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