Northeastern Beats Garden Junior College in Goodland Classic
Northeastern University of Sterling Colorado defeated Garden Junior College Broadbusters 76 to 66 in the Goodland Christmas Classic opener. Fort Hays State freshmen won the nightcap 78 to 64 over McCook. Garden faces McCook for third place while Northeastern meets Fort Hays Frosh for the championship.
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Garden Junior College Broacbusters
Northeastern Juno
Sterling
Colo.sere
Fort Hays
McCook
Garden
Northeastern
College Basketball Tournament Roundup From AP
The Associated Press rounds up first round and invitational results across multiple leagues. Notable outcomes include St Bonaventure over Boston College 77 to 74 and UCLA defeating Michigan 98 to 80, with several conference rivals and classic bowls listed.
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Quaker City
St. Bonaventure
Boston College
Salle
Northwestern
Rake
Temple
Georgetown D.C
Loyola Chicago
Wichita
Texas
A&m
Okla City
Wyoming
Montana St
Washa
Houston
Idaho
UCLA
Michigan
Illinois
Pittsburgh
So. Calif
W. Virginia
New York Univ
Yale
Louisiana
Tech
Centenary
Miss
Tennessee
Arkansas
Evansville
Columbia
Arizona
Maryland
Boston U
Lafayette
Iowa
Lehigh
Lakin Broncos Triumph 82-52 Over Burlington in Classic
Lakin Broncos routed Burlington 82 to 52 in Goodland Christmas Classic exhibition action. Brad Welch scored 36 as Lakin built a 12-0 run and led 65-37 through three quarters. Next game is January 3 against Satanta in High Plains Conference play.
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Lakin High
Broncos
Burlington
Colo
Lakia
Cliff Burrows
Lakin
Broncs
Brad Welch
Gary Beymer
Dave Vincent
Garrett
Ashilmann
Bolwinkly
Andrews
Satanta
Mystery man bags Florida track’s third largest win
A man in a red sweater and glasses won 50678.59 dollars from a $2 twin double at Tropical Park. He refused to reveal his name, signed the tax form, and asked officials to keep his identity secret. The payoff was the third largest in U.S. track history and the biggest in Florida.
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Fla
Tropical Park
U.S
Florida
Chief Sailor
Nannie
Tamac
Borneo
Emporia Wins On Late Rally In Hastings Invite
Emporia State staged a second half comeback to defeat Illinois Normal 68-59 in Hastings Nebraska advancing to the tournament championship. Doug Cayser sparked the rally with four quick baskets as Mankato State earned the other title berth with a 69-59 win over Hastings College. Bethany of Kansas beat Southern Teachers 98-86 in the losers bracket as five Bethany players hit double figures.
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Neb
Emporia
Kat
Tlinois Normal
Winois Club
Doug Cayser
Mankato State of Minnesota
Hastings College
Morningside
Iowa
Omaha
Bethany
Kansas
Southern
S.C
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Limon
Dale Meadors
Broacbusters
Garden City
Bill Morgan
Cettter
Canton
Ohio
Willie Shine
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Richard Smith
Detroit
Mich
Jay Barnett
Meadors
Frosh John O'Connell
Soph Kent Martin
Seph Lynd Thompson
Seph Louis Horton
Mike Guadian
Plainsmen
Coloradans
Broncbusters
Busters
O'Connell
Bronco
Radamacher
del Japp
Hogan
Bruce Gentry
Thompson
Martin
Blayne Hinds
Garden Ciit
Horton
Hinds
Jones
Guadian
Mangan
Otala
Roth
Simms
Cronk
Gentry
Sticka
Tegan
Japp
Engle
Weatherill
Totala
Garden City Northosatera
East Texas State
East Texas Baptist
Texas Wesleyan
Sam Houston
Sul. Ross
Arlington St
Austin Col
Sceac
Santa Clara
St. Mary’s
San Jose State
U.S. Santa Barbara
Consolation Pacific
Calif
Pepperdine
San Francisco
Loyola
Los Angeles
Delaware
LoyOla Baltimore
Albright
Marquette
Wisconsin
Dartmouth
Fert
By Walt Ditzen
Welch
Pace
Garden City Telegram
Lakin — Welch
Beymor
Vincent
G. L. Johnson
Kisel
Lucas
McVey
Johson
Truskectt
Warden
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Bolwinkle
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Benth
Bed- Tasser
Gray
Dobler
Totals
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Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Camille Henry
New York Rangers
Chicago
Black Hawks
Henry
New York
Hawks
LJ Allen
Shamrock Service
al Times
W. Honea
Nolan Meter Company
Schreiber
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
E. M. Schreiber
R. &. Schreiber
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