Scott City Shocks Garden City in 62 59 overtime win
Scott City Beavers upset defending state Class AA champion Garden City 62-59 in overtime, improving to 1-4 on the season. Scott City trailed early, surged in the third, and sealed victory with key plays by Dawbert and Unrein while Garden City cut the gap late but could not prevail. Hartley led Garden with 21, Campbell and Kitch paced Scott City with 15 and 9 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Buffaloes
Bob Greer
Scott City High
Garden City
Beavers
Buffalos
Scott City
Garden
Buffs
Dunbert
Brittan
Unrein
Campbell
Kitch
Lawrence
Buff B team falls to Scott City 39 33 in cold shooting
Garden City Highs Buffs suffered their fourth straight loss in the B team game losing 39 to 33 to Scott City. Scott led 9-8 21-17 29-24 through the periods. Scott shot 23 percent 11 of 47 from the field and 17 of 34 free throws. Garden hit 18 percent 11 of 61 and 11 of 26 free throws. Gardena fouled 22 times. Leading scorers for Scott Janssen 12 Parkin son 5 Huck 5. For Garden Glen Brongardt 8 Frazier 7 Ernie Brongardt 6. Final pre Christmas game for Buff B teamers Tuesday against Hays High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
Scott
Ness City
Dighton
Tribune
Scoti
Garden City
Beaver
Buff Joss
Russell
Buffs
Liberal
Dodge City
Rugged Hays High
Hays
Indians
Beavers
Nets
Jim Hartley
Duane Rauhut
Mike Kitch
Terry Vorein
Hartley
Randy Swearengen
James Rupp
Nive
Rupp
Scott City
Kitch
Ron Campbell
Teader
Danny Daubert
Fred Brittan
Brittan
Campbell
Dawhert
Kirch
Unrein
Garden City High
Scott Ww
Garden Cilion
Glen Brongardt
Steve Frazier
Ernie Brongardt
Mark Janssen
Louie Parkinson
Rick Huck
Jim Coale
Hays High
Jurgensen Sets NFL Passing Records in Redskins Loss
Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen broke two NFL season records in a 37 to 38 defeat to Philadelphia. He set marks for passes attempted with 438, surpassing 420 by Joaouostas in 1981 and Charley Johnson Wild, and for passes completed with 24, beating John Brodie’s 342 from the prior season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurgensen
NFL
Washington
Sonny Jurgensen
Redskins
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Joao Uostas
St. Louis
Charley Johnson
John Brodie
San Francisco
Nebraskans Edge Buster Mat Crew at Home Dual
In a final pre Christmas action at the high school gym Nebraskans edged Buster Mat Crew 18 to 13 as Hiram Scott College of Scottsbluff defeated Garden City Junior College. Regular matches featured close decisions and a dominant pin by Jerry Verbeck of Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Junior College
Hiram Scott College
Scottsbluff
Neb
Nebraskans
Broacbuster Grapplers
Lamar
Colo
Hiram Scott
Garden
Scott
Reginald Sharon
Ronnie Mills
Mills
Ed Hutchins
Bill Siemens
Siemens
Lonnie Roland
John Daigle
Daigle
Terry Ralston
Ron Terry
Terry
Lynn Beckford
Colorado
Leland Tresner
Tresner
Katsumi Suzuki
Bill Innemoser
Hiram Scott Grappler
Jerry Verbeck
Oklahoma State University
Richard Celli
Verbeck
Celli
Curtis Foulks
Ben Bachman
Bachman
Foulks
John Lightner
Bill Altimore
Altimore
Pennsylvania
Tom Montowski
Walt Hudnett
Hudnett
Montowski
Ohio
Schollander Makes All America Swim Team at Yale
Yale star Don Schollander, a four gold medalist in the 1964 Olympics, was named to the AAU All-America swimming team over the weekend. He then set Yale records by winning the 1000-yard freestyle in 10:34.8 and the 500-yard free in 4:50.4 as Yale beat North Carolina State 71-33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Russell High Dominates Garden City In Dual Meet
Russell Highs Broncos dominate 27 19 to take the West Central Kansas League dual from Garden City. Key results include 95 pounds Roger Smith pinning Lonnie Phillips and 112 Craig Mowry defeating Ron Plankenhorn 9-1, with multiple pins and decisions across 103 to heavyweight bouts. Next action a 7 p m dual at Oakley before Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Smith
Lonnie Phillips
Craig Mowry
Ron Plankenhorn
Leon Treaner
Larry Dumler
David Rushing
Jerry Romesburg
Don Murphy
Lee Rerve
Gary Stough
Lonnie Barton
Tom Vernon
Tim Percival
Greg Murphy
Larry Wigner
Jeff
Randy Steinie
E. C. Brookover
Phil Rudd
Dee
John Kuntysch
Hm Kuntysch
Don Heinemann
Russell High
Broncos
Garden City
Garden
Oaxley
Gard
Noton
Bruce McMillan
Curtis Ayres
Scott Stuber
Galen Berry
Russell
Rory Millberger
Doug Selichnow
Smith
Phillips
Mowry
Plankenhorn
Buff
Tresner
Rushing
Romesburg
Murphy
Reeve
Tigers Fall In First 1966-67 Clash At Gove
Shallow Water led much of the nonConference thriller before Gove Panthers pulled out a 42-41 victory. Senior scorers Beaton Trout and Pickett paced Shallow Water. Gove’s Lundgren Wilson and Schiable led the winners as both teams opened the season 5-0 and 4-1 respectively. A rematch is set at Shallow Water on Feb. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slough
Garden
Vernon
Percival
Murphy
Steinle
Rudd
Jim Kuntysch
Richardson
Gove
Shallow Water High
Tigers
Panthers
Shallow Water
Wichita Eagle
The
Eagle
Topeka
Dodge City
Terry Crist
Gore
Bill Beaton
Kenny Trout
Larry Pickett
Darrel
Powers
Maier
Sayers and Rolls See Gale Sayers Shatter Bears Records
Gale Sayers led the Chicago Bears to a 41 28 win over the Minnesota Vikings amassing 197 yards rushing and a Bears single game record 190 yard mark previously held by Rick Casares. He finished the season with 1231 rushing yards and 2440 total yards, winning the NFL rushing title and setting a new combined net yardage record despite a 5 7 2 Bears season. Roger Sayers and Mrs. Sayers traveled from Omaha to see their son play and congratulated him after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roger Sayers
Mrs. Sayers
Omaha
Neb
Gale Sayers
Mama
Papa
Chicago Bears
Minnesota Vikings
Gale
Sayers
Steve van Buren
Philadel
Phia
Tim Brown
Philadelphia
Brown
Vikings
Bears
Kansas
Rick Casares
Casares
St. Louis
Charley Haree
Chiefs poised to win AFL title after playoff win
Kansas City Chiefs beat San Diego 27 17 to claim the Western Division and set a January 1 AFL title showdown with the Buffalo Bills. Rookie Mike Garrett ran 161 yards on 25 carries and scored the clinching TD as Len Dawson passed for 121 yards and Curtis McClinton contributed. San Diego’s John Hadle threw for 239 yards and Lance Alworth caught eight passes to raise his league leading total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Phil'phia
St. Louis
Wshn
Pittsb'gh
Atlanta
New York
Gr. Ray Balti
Los Ang
San Fran
Chicago
Minn
Detroit
Turday
Cleveland
Minnesota
Philaphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
San Diego
Denver
Boston
Buffalo
Kansas City
Miami
Houston
Mike Garrett
Kansas City Chiefs
Garrett
Chiefs
Chargers
Bue
Falo Bills
Len Dawson
Curtis McClinton
John Hadle
Lance Alworth
Don Coryell Withdraws From Arizona Coaching Race
Tucson AP reports Don Coryell, San Diego State football coach, withdrew from consideration for the University of Arizona job on Sunday and said he would stay at his current post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Don Coryell
San Diego State
University of Arizona
KU Loses Cats CU Win Again
Big Eight basketball teams post 22 17 record outside games as Kansas falls 71-67 in overtime to Texas Western. Kansas State wins at Texas Tech 66-58 and Colorado beats Arizona 91-74. Nebraska finishes third in Vanderbilt tourney with 71-69 win over Portland. Oklahoma State takes Memphis tourney third with 50-43 victory over Arkansas. Kansas loses key rebounders Franz and Vaney late in the game. Texas Western edges Kansas 81-80 in double overtime last year to win the NCAA title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim van Valkenburg
Big Eight
Kansas
Kansas State
Colorado
Chicago Stadium
Texas Western
K-State
Texas Tech
Ari‘zona
Boulder
Wilt Chamberlain
Kasay
St. John’s
New York
Oklahoma State
Memphis
Arkansas
Stillwater
Willie Rogers
Oklahoma
North Texas
Sooners
Ron Franz
Vernon Vaney
Jayhawks
Tuesday Night High School Basketball Slate Preview
A light Tuesday schedule covers Telegram-area high school games across several leagues. Key matchups include Hays at Garden City, Great Bend at Dodge City, and Larned at Russell in the West Central Kansas League, with Pratt off. Scott hosts Ulysses in a battle of undefeated teams in the Western region. Open dates scattered across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers
Hays
Garden City
Great Bend
Dodge City
Larned
Russell
Pratt
Kan
Educ
Santa Fe Trail League
Deerfield
Ingalls
Montezuma
Sublette
Moscow
Coolidge
Rolla
Holcomb
Copeland
Ensign
Colby
Atwood
Dodge City St. Mary
Ransom
Hugoton
Elkhart
Liberal
Perryton
Tex
Ulysses
Lcon
Cimarron
Goodland
Hays St. Joseph
Kendall
Shallow Water
Gibson and Rodgers Have Met Before in Coaching Rivalry
Manhattan AP report recalls past clashes between Vince Gibson new Kansas State coach and Pepper Rodgers Kansas coach. They were Florida rivals with Gibson defensive coach at Florida State and Rodgers offensive coach at Florida. Highlights include 1965 UCLA and Tennessee games and talk of future recruiting battles and athletic dorms as a key to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Vince Gibson
Kansas State
Pepper Rodgers
Kansas
Rodgers
Florida
Gibson
Florida State
Tennessee
UCLA
Michigan State
Tennes
Pepper
Jose J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daubert
Raubut
Swearengen
Rauhut
Shorty Lawrence
Dawbert
Burns
Boyd
Geler
Geescott City
AL Id
Nebraskans Edge
Schollander
Russell Tough
Pitt
Dave Hart
Dad
Mom
State
Philaphia - W. Lb. Pet
Boston Wee
Cincinnati
Ala
Ore
Baltimoag
Los Angeles
Saturdy
Mendey
High Plains
Syracuse
Holly
Cole
Johnson
Lakin
Satanta
Garden City High School
Wa Hays High School Indians
Junie High Gym
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!