Intramural Cage Play for Seventh Graders Underway
Intramural basketball for seventh graders starts next Thursday with 30 games and a season ending tournament over two months. Six teams will participate, totaling 42 players, with doubleheaders on Mondays and Thursdays through February 20. Games use four quarters, man to man defense early, zone defense later, and require each participant to play at least three quarters.
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National Basketball Association
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Sophs Boast Perfect Record in 1903-64 Garden City Play
Garden City High sophomores remain undefeated after four games, edging close results but pulling ahead 189-159 overall. Leaders Steve Smith and Lloyd DeRemus top scoring with 42 and 40 points respectively, while junior Buffs struggle at the line with 42 percent free throws. Next game is January 2 at Great Bend.
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Sophs
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Dave Keller
Rey Humphrey
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Great Bend
Baker Doane Cup First Round Winners in Peru Invite
Baker of Kansas and Doane won first round games in the Peru Invitational Basketball Tournament. Baker sped past Peru 118 to 100 after trailing early, led by Don Sharbutt with 24 points and Wright Beck with 23. Peru’s Charles Reighes had 23. Doane crushed Tarkio 108 to 78, with Tarkio’s Jim Maggiola earning game honors with 22 points.
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Baker
Kansas
Doane
Peru
Don Sharbutt
Wright Beck
Charles Richeads
Tarkio
Jim Maggiola
Robinson's 239 Tops Wheatbelt League Play
Don Robinson of Michael son Construction rolled 239 the high game as Wheatbelt League finished week 18 at Garden Bowl. Shearmire led series with 615. Gano-Horace achieved best team game 990 and best team series 2,349. Results: multiple 3 1 splits and scores around 2,500 to 2,800 with Alsop Lary blanking Michaelsen Construction 4 0.
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Michaelson Construction
Garden Bowl
Shearmire
Gano-Norace
Gano-Horace
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Fannier
Smith Land
Earl's
Elliott Printers
Eastside Iron
Dillon Grocery
Gaho-Horace
Swift
Fuller Brush
Scott City Air Service
Alsop Lary
Michaelsen Construction
Ideal Food Store dominates Sunflower League action
In week 18, Maxine Bates and Bonnie Zirkel of Ideal Food Store tied for high game with 195 and Polly Kerr led the team with a 516 series. Ideal also posted the high team game 893 and the high team series 2,474 as Mapes Truck Line defeated Laughlin Electric 4-0 and other results rolled in across the league.
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Bonnie Zirkel
Ideal Food Store
Polly Kerr
Ideal
Downing’s
Mapes Truck Line
Laughlin Electric
Mulligan's Cafe
West
Buffalo
Red
Gene Austin
Earl's
Chiefs and Shockers Meet in All-College Final
Oklahoma City hosts top seeded Wichita in the 28th annual All-College Basketball Tournament final as OKC, scoring over 100 per game, seeks title after a 99 86 semifinal win over Wyoming. Wichita eased past Texas A&M 10 56 despite late pressure as Bennie Lenox left the floor.
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Aggies
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Sox Walseth Honored As Outstanding Coach
In Kansas City AP report, Sox Walseth of Colorado is named Basketball Coach of the Year by Byline and Exchange clubs at a joint Big Eight coaches meeting. Walseth, in his eighth year, repeats after winning last year. About 200 attendees heard brief team resumes during the Big Eight tournament period.
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Sox Walseth
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Walseth
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