Busters End Hutch's League Win Streak In Key Clash
Garden City Juco defeated Hutchinson JC 64 to 45 at Ben Grimsley Gym in a Western Division Jayhawk Juco League showdown. Hutch led early, Garden City surged in the first half and pulled away, holding Hutch to 26 percent shooting while Garden hit 37 percent. Taylor led Garden with 20 points. Hobbs paced Hutch with 10 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Greer
Hutchinson Junior College
Ben Grimsley Gym
Dale Roark
Garden City
Auintet
Blue Dragons
Jayhawk
Broacbusters
TOYTS
Garden
Busters
Stags
Dragons
el Dorado JC
Hutch
Hutch Aince
Sam Butterfield
Garden City High Cage
Butterfield
Hutchinson
Taylor
Don Merz
Ihia
Merz
Wasinger
Seads
Hays
Charlie Hobbs
Kansas City
Pace Hutch
Herb Stange
JC Wasinger Fu
Broncs
Tonkawa
Okla
Arkansas City Tigers
Tigers
Talley
Juco B Team Tops Dicks Dairy in Preliminary Clash
Garden City Juco reserves rallied from two points down at halftime to defeat Dicks Dairy town team 65 to 49 at Ben Grimsley Gym Wednesday night. Bob Heath led Jaco with 17 points front Yale Oklahoma, while Harold Dupont 12 Lorin Cronin 11 paced the jucos. George Burton led Dicks with 14, Marion Metts 12, and Jerry Wade 8 as Dicks shot 3 of 13 free throws to Garden City’s 11 of 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Juco
Ben Grimsley
Dicks’ Dairy
Jucos
Garden Jaco
Bob Heath
Yale
Okla
Jacos
Harold Dupont
Lorin "Cronin
George Burton
Marion Metts
Jerry Wade
Mics
All-Star Squads Drill for Game Miami Orange Bowl
North offense and defense solid. South lineups unsettled as Bryant and Royal finalize two backfield units for Monday night clash. Preview notes Howard Dyer of VMI possibly at quarterback with Alabama’s Lauren Stapp at fullback and Bud White plus Don Kern on the halves. North quarterbacks Tom Blanda of Army and Jerry Keeling of Tulsa lead the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Allstar
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Darrell Royal
Texas
Bryant
Howard Dyer
VMI
Lauren Stapp
Bud White
Florida State
Don Kern
Dale Hall
Army
Bump
Elliott
Michigan
Tom Blanda
Jerry Keeling
Tulsa
Syracuse Bulldogs rout WKBA rivals 62 to 35
Syracuse Bulldogs coached by Clark Edwards beat WKBA’s Tribune Jackrabbits 62 to 35 in the pre Christmas clash. Ranny Tomson led with 15 points, Eddy Cauthon 13, four Bulldogs in double figures. Tribune’s Rick Simpson top scorer with 10. Syracuse moves to 2-4, Tribune 0-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Clark Edwards
Syracuse Bulldogs
Tribune
Don Lantz
WKBA
Jackrabbits
Bulldogs
Ranny Tomson
Don Hertel Tops Bowling Action in Week 13
Don Hertel of KGLD-TV bowled a 227 game and 621 series, leading the 13th week of Classic League play at Garden Bowl. KGLD also posted the high team game of 617 and high team series of 1,783, with Rag Mops’ Gene Austin notching the top individual 227 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hertel
Kgld-Tv
KGLD
Gene Austin
Rag Mops
Collingwood Farms
Yenkle Drilling
Richard LeBeau
Colorado
Basketball box score note from Syracuse Tribune brief
In the Syracuse Tribune box score the MAACHSE-Potter, Hoft, Spellman, Tomson, Cauthon, Jantz, Carter, Roy, and TRIBUNE-Nemechek lines show game totals. Key players include Simpson, Schneider, Ruby, Johnson, Kleymann, Curtis, Arnold, Winelager with listed field goals and free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune — Nemechek
Soken
Simpson
Schneider
Ruby
Johnson
Kleymann
Curtis
Arnold
Winelager
Totals
Wichita Halts Win Skein of Colorado
Colorado Buffaloes, unbeaten in seven, fall to Wichita 64-54 as Wichita stops a Big Eight spree. Ron Heller scores 22 for Wichita. Gene Wiley adds 20 rebounds and blocks. Colorado’s Wilky Gilmore leads with 17. Kansas State also tops Colorado State 62-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Halts
Skein
Colorado
Wichita
Gene Wiley
Ken Chariton
John Gales
Gales
Charlton
Chariton
Ron Heller
Wiley
Wilky Gilmore
College Scores Kentuck Invitational First Round
St Louis defeated California 54 to 53 while Kentucky beat Illinois 83 to 78. East region N C State edged LaSalle 71 to 68 and Army topped DePauw 78 to 68. Temple defeated Penn 72 to 58 and Rutgers beat Boston University 79 to 77. Arkansas overcame Alabama 83 to 76 and Texas beat Tennessee 77 to 73. Duke defeated Florida 83 to 64 and Louisville beat LSU 72 to 53. Centenary downed TCU 81 to 71. Midwest Dayton 66 Seton Hall 45. Kansas State 63 Colorado State U Nebraska 79 Arizona 55. Wichita 64 Colorado 54. Loyola of Chicago 78 New Orleans 66. Creighton 75 Grinnell 53. Far West Denver 68 Michigan 59. Vanderbilt 66 New Mexico 59. Utah State 83 Kent State 62. Washington State 51 Stanford 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
California
Kentucky
Illinois
East
N.C. State
LaSalle
Army
DePauw
Temple
Penn
Rutgers
Boston
South Arkansas
Alabama
Texas
Tennessee
Duke
Florida
Louisville
LSU
Centenary
TCU
Midwest Dayton
Seton Hall
Kansas St
Colorado
St. U
Nebraska
Arizona
Wichita
Chicago
Loyola
New Orleans
Creighton
Grinnell
Far West
Denver
Michigan
Vanderbilt
New Mexico
Utah St
Kent St
Washington
Gonzaga Guard Frank Burgess Leads Scoring Pace
Frank Burgess of Gonzaga University tops major college scoring in the NCAA Service Bureau first season rankings. The 6 foot 1 guard has 190 points in nine games for an average of 32.2, ahead of Tom Stith of St Bonaventure who has 419 points in seven games for 81.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frank Burgess
Gonzaga University of Spokane
Ncaa Service Bureau
Burgess
Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
Prairie View Bests Emporia State 69 66 in Narrow Victory
Prairie View Texas college remained unbeaten with a 69 66 win at Emporia State. Jim Fraley scored 28 for Emporia, who led 34 32 at halftime but could not maintain pace. Zelmo Beatty tallied 22 points and 18 rebounds for Prairie View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Prairie View
Tex
Emporia State
Jim Fraley
Texans
Zelmo Beatty
Garden City Junior College Busters Rise Through Postwar Years
History of Garden City Junior College basketball since 1946, detailing coaches Ed Hall, Bryce Roderick, Ralph Balke, Roland Eilerts, Eddie Cater, Don Talley, and Dale Roark. Highlights include 1949-50 national junior college third place, regional titles, state championships, and a reputation for strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Wilcox
Garden City
Broacbusters
Hutchinson
Busters
Ed Hall
Jacksonville
Fla
San Francisco
Calif
City College
Northeastern of
Mississippi
Weber College of
Broacbuster
John Keller
Dale Horton
Frank Kinney
del Kuttler
Elmer Stenzel
Jay Roberson
Garden City Junior College
Ralph Balke
Juco Cagers
Roland Eilerts
Juco
Eddie Cater
Focal Product
Ellerts
Kansas University
Dater
Fuco
Don Talley
The
Roark
Broncs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lamar
Cole
Weber College of Ogden
Utah
Paul Vega
Newton Soph
Bob Taylor
Deerfield
Esfiod
Tom McKein
Vic Hays
Weber College
Utahns
Ron Wasinzer
Dewey Amos
John Channel
Warrell Morrow
Hutch- Garden
Buster
Jerry Franz
Newton Fresh
Warren Vogel
Marion
Jacob
Wasson
Heath
Clark
Dupont
Cronin
Jackson
Page
Vonderlinden
Dicks Dairy
Wade
Sables
Metts
Eegen
Burton
Lafferty
Rupp
Sauvin
Syracuse Downs Tribune
Rick Simpson
Terry Curtis
Jack Arnold
Carl Moser
Colby
Sublette
HPC
ADM
FCE
New England Life
Colorado Interstate
Optimist Club
Rickman Body Shop
Wheatland Electric
Conoco
FOE
IOOF
Fishers Iga
Fanslers Tires
Polly Kerr
Kerr Implement
Patterson Jewelry
Scott Cy Air Service
Krebs Construction
Laziers Cosmetics
Toms Well Service
R. L. Crist Ranch
Warren
Santa Fe Biles
Breed
Dick Sisler
Phils
Cincinnati
Syracuse Tribune
Everette Allen
AGA Body Shop
Colorado Buffaloes
Wichita Shockers
Towa State
Kansas
State
Colorado State University
Manhattan
Lincoln
Kansas State
Colorado State
Cedric Price
Larry Comley
Comley
Price
Bill Green
K-State
Huskers
Jerry Bush
Jan Wall
al Roots
Rex Swett
Iowa State
Michigan State
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Gonzaga
Cage Star
Buffaloes
High School Indians
Sports
Jaco
Jefferson City
May
Moberly
Dodge City
Independence
Hall
Gcjc Cagers
Bryce Roderick
Central JC
Otero JC
la Junta
Colo
All Hall
Hannibal-LaGrange
Gene Keady
Kenny Palmer
Kenny Pauls
Ron Adelhardt
Cliff Burrows
Ark City
Sale CO. Inc
Pam
Cal Jerry Chmelka
Jack Daly
311
Orson Banson
Coats
Big Selection
Dressei
Bell
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!