Cimarron Jays’ Iroquois era begins with Steele coach run
Cimarron under Chuck Steele in 1960-61 posted 7-13 overall and 6-6 in the Iroquois Conference. They dropped 60-58 to Protection on Feb 18, 1961, ending as the conference’s lone Cimarron club for a time.
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Alibi Bowling Tourney Reaches Final Round at Garden Bowl
In the eighth annual Alibi Bowling Tournament at Garden Bowl this weekend, a record field competes as the five weekend meet ends Sunday. Leaders entering the final weekend include Don Peterson with 700 pins in men singles, Ray Rohman and Wood Cott leading men doubles with 1,313, Kenny Marshall atop men all-events with 1,215, Kay Lister in women singles with 577, Betty Day and Letty Deitz in women doubles with 1,180, and Day leading women all-events with 1,119.
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Dodge City
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Ness City
Shockers Face Drake Tonight in Valley Showdown
The Associated Press reports the Missouri Valley race heats up with Wichita at Drake and Bradley visiting St Louis as top teams chase early season momentum. Wichita aims to rebound after an 87 85 loss to Michigan at Detroit. Drake sits at 4 2 after an upset loss to Iowa State, with wins at Colorado and Michigan State. Bradley 5 0 travels for the opener away from home against Saint Louis, while the Bills boast wins over Ohio State Illinois and Princeton. Cincinnati defeated Louisville 67 57 in the league opener. Outside the Valley, North Texas beat Howard Payne 63 63 at Denton to reach 5 3. Cincinnati hosts Centenary, Memphis State visits Tulsa, and DePaul plays Louisville as non league games unfold. East Carolina College joins the Southern Conference.
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Tribune Tops Eagles 73-52 In Non League Clash
Tribune High built a solid lead and defeated Ness City's Eagles 73 to 52 in a non league basketball game. Grubb led Tribune with 26 points and 19 rebounds by Rich Grubb, Mike Hagemann added 12, and Steve Schneider 18. Ness City was led by Stecklein with 17 rebounds and 14 by Ralph Grumbein. Next games set Tribune at home against Dickinson, Ness City visits Jetmore.
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Barry Tops Miami Scoring Leaderboard Early
New Jersey youth Rick Barry from Roselle Park stars for the University of Miami Hurricanes. He opened with 55 points against Tampa and added 171 across six games against Duquesne Pitt LaSalle Niagara and St John’s to reach 226 total and a 37.7 average, leading the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau stats through December 12.
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Robertson and Harding Jump To Higher NBA Brackets
Oscar Robertson scored a career high 56 points to lead Cincinnati past Los Angeles 111-107, while Reggie Harding sat out Detroit’s 114-108 win over St. Louis after oversleeping and facing fines totaling 509 dollars including a 109 plane-ticket penalty. DeBusschere, Scott and DeBusschere led Detroit with 24 points as the Pistons won their 11th of 22. Wilt Chamberlain and Nate Thurmond anchored a 117-111 Philadelphia loss to San Francisco, with Rodger’s late free throws sealing the Warriors’ victory.
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Pro Wrestling Card Set At Garden City
Pro wrestling returns to Garden City on Tuesday December 29 promoted by the Jaycees at Ben Grimsley Gym. A double main event features Dory Funk Jr against Kill er Karl Cox and Art Nelson versus The Lawman with Don Curtis defending the British Empire title in a preliminaries match against Alex Perez who is part of the world’s No 1 tag team.
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Alex Perez
Gifts Without Price Tags The True Christmas Offerings
A Weel on South Main extols gifts beyond money andwrapping. It urges friendliness kindness gentleness tolerance consideration responsibility devotion to country community and Christ as timeless, free presents to give at Christmas and year round to strangers and loved ones alike.
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