K State and Missouri win in Preseason tourney semifinals
Kansas State crushed Nebraska 100-78 led by Willie Murrell's 30 as Missouri beat Oklahoma 95-88 with Ray Bob Carey and Bob Price scoring 28 each. K State meets Missouri in the semifinals while Oklahoma State awaits first round. Kansas and Colorado also in action with Kansas relying on size and defense in a tourney format.
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Ulysses Tigers Hold Early Edge in 3-2 Start
Ulysses High basketball up 54 points on opponents but sits at 3-2 after a rocky stretch. Coach Gerald Raines’ squad shows strong shooting and free-throw success led by Hadley Hall 74 points and 39 rebounds, Lloyd Howard 65, and Robert Biehm 29, with key losses to Elkhart and Lakin before a 52-33 win over Liberal.
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Shockers Reach Semis In All-College Tourney
Wichita State led the four favorites into the All-College Basketball Tournament semifinals with a 85-69 win over Montana State. Wyoming edged Houston in overtime for a 75-72 victory. Oklahoma City set a tourney scoring record in 104-65 over Idaho while Texas A&M topped Washington 61-53. Stallworth scored 39 for Wichita. Kop er 38 for Oklahoma City. Blackwell Mayor proposes A’s lease move to secure new stadium deal.
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High School Scores in First Round Tournaments
The Associated Press reports first round results from Topeka and Gardner regionals with Topeka West 74 over Bishop Miege and Lawrence 54, Topeka 44, Ward 84 over Highland Park 54, Hayden 53 over Washington Beth el, Paola 69 over Louisburg 39, Gardner 76 over Osawatomie 65, Humboldt 68 over Yates Center 35, Neodesha 57 over Sabetha 39, Neodesha 57 over [ola 39, Concordia Republic 89 over Aurora 41, Newton 60 over Valley Center 32, Shawnee Mission West 55 over Moundridge 52, Augusta 59 over Peabody 48, Wichita Southeast 51 over Haven.
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Rangers Rally to four wins in six pre Christmas games
Garden City High School Rangers reserves opened season with two wins over Scott City and Liberal, then suffered two losses to Russell and Dodge City before rebounding to beat Hugoton and Hays. Led by Tony Gooden and Steve Salter, the team shows shooting and depth with balanced scoring and a two game win streak heading into January.
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Lakin Broncos Stay Unbeaten In Early Season
Lakin High’s Broncos open HPC play with a Christmas Classic exhibition against Burlington. They own a 5-0 mark after a 51-50 upset of Ulysses and decisive wins over Minneapolis Holcomb Johnson Syracuse. Key player Brad Welch leads scoring and rebounding. injuries have limited but not derailed the team. Judy Hamman of Fort Hays set multiple swimming records in intramurals.
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Deerfield High Spartans Varsity Basketball Squad
Rosttels High lists Deerfield High Spartans varsity basketball players this winter. Front row includes Garry Sword, Johnny Cox, Wayne West, Danny Novack, Terry Cox, Dennis Barry with rear row member Asstoach Ed.
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Cline and Strickert Earn Bowling Series Honors
Les Cline of Northern Natural Gas posted a 236 high game while Delbert Strickert led the Gallahads with a 592 in week 17 action at Garden Bowl. Northern Natural Gas paced the team series with 2,522 as results feature Western Plainsales, Garden City Telegram, and others in a crowded bowling league report.
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Navy Coach Pans Offense After Rough Practice
Dallas AP reports Navy coach Wayne Hardin blasted a poor practice by his No. 2 squad before the New Year’s Cotton Bowl meeting with Texas. He blamed off passing, running, timing, and defense, noting low spirit and planning two-a-day workouts. Texas began two-a-day drills in Austin while Navy regrouped after a five-day holiday layoff.
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Pro Basketball Thursday Results and Upcoming Games
Boston beat Los Angeles 126 to 110 while Philadelphia topped San Francisco 118 to 113 and Baltimore defeated Detroit 110 to 103 New York 111 Saint Louis 107 Detroit hosts Philadelphia and Boston plays Cincinnati in today’s matchups.
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Fuller Cogers Start Strong in Sublette Winover Sublette
Fuller Brush Co of Garden City defeated Sublette 60 to 84 in a town team basketball game. Larry Winter led Sublette with 28 points, followed by Mike Sherwood 13 and Larry Birney 11. For Fuller Brush, Dorsey Stapleton scored 16, with Del Stapleton and Harold Shifler adding 11 each.
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Four Bowl Tilts on Tap For Saturday
Four college football bowl games headline Saturday led by North Carolina versus Air Force in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. Other matchups include the East vs West in San Francisco, Blue vs Gray in Montgomery, and Coast Guard versus Western Kentucky in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Key quarterbacks include Terry Isaacson for Air Force and Larry Rakestraw for the Gray with NBC and CBS telecasts.
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College Basketball ECAC and Various Holiday Tournament Results
The day’s college hoops featured ECAC Holiday Festival results with Villanova 77 Dayton 73 and St. John’s 66 Utah 73 66. Other notable scores included UCLA 95 Yale 65 and Illinois 96 West Virginia 92. Big Eight action saw Kansas State 100 Nebraska 78 and Missouri 95 Oklahoma 83. Additional tournament play covered McPherson College first round results and several small college matches across the region.
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Four Victorious At McPherson Holiday Tournament
Defending champions Tabor Bethel College of Emporia and Kansas Wesleyan won in the Holiday Basketball Tournament at McPherson while Emporia State started at Hastings Nebraska. Bethany fell to Illinois Normal 76 68 and McPherson lost to Bethel 66 57. College of Emporia beat Northwestern Oklahoma State 97 90 and Wesleyan edged Phillips Oklahoma 69 67. Leading scorers included Steinle Boeken Peebles Inman Rash Wesleyan Plummer Heinrichs Schmidt Enke. College of Emporia meets Wesleyan and Tabor faces Bethel in the semifinals.
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