Red Demon reserves clip Garden City 59 to 48
Dodge City High School reserves beat Garden City B team 59 48 on Tuesday night in a prelude to the varsity game. Dodge led 18 9 after the first period and 33 24 at halftime, finishing strong with 17 12 in the final period. Terry Moore led Dodge with 18 points while Garden’s Roves Cleveland scored 13.
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Roves Cleveland
Gardens
Steve Frazier
Ernie Brungardt
Garden City and Liberal split ninth grade basketball twin bill
A team feature saw Garden beat Liberal 42-33 to improve to 6-3, reversing a December 12 loss. Liberal won the B team 89-32 in a late thriller as Garden’s B squad moved to 5-2, rebounding from a 43-34 first meeting defeat. scoring details highlight Douglass Stephens Carter and Rowland. late fourth frame pushed Liberal edge. An illness note reports Rodger Bahnen sticht hospitalized with a Q-honor virus, with coach Owens hopeful for him to play in a key Eight game.
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Carden
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Dodgers name Roger Craig as scout in Southern California
Former Dodger pitcher Roger Craig, who ended his career with the Philadelphia Phillies, has been named a Dodgers scout. He broke in with Brooklyn in 1950 and will work under scouting director Al Campanis in Southern California.
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Garden City comes up short in key WCKL thriller
Garden City High fought back from a 12 point fourth quarter deficit but Dodge City held on for a 58 to 52 victory in a West Central Kansas League clash. The crowd of about 1,650 watched Garden drop to seven wins seven losses while Dodge improved to eight and five. Hartley led Garden with 17 points, Rauhut and Geier added 13 each, and Montgomery paced Dodge with 16 points and 14 rebounds as the Buffs’ rally fell short in the closing seconds.
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Sublette Edges Hugoton In Overtime 67 63
Sublette Larks rally from 60 60 tie to beat Hugoton 67 63 in overtime. Bill Strange scores 31 for Hugoton, Dennis Hill 19, Wes Powell 20 for Sublette. Sublette advances 7 0 in overtime, Free throws edge 15 27 for Sublette. Next: Sublette at Holcomb, Hugoton vs Dodge City St Mary.
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Spartans Edge Ensign 41 39 In Santa Fe Rivalry
Deerfield High defeated Ensign 41 to 39 in a non conference Santa Fe Trail League game. Deerfield led at each break, Ensign briefly tied late but failed on final possession as Kim Herrman scored 23 for Ensign and Jimmy Johnson led Deerfield with 12 rebounds. Deerfield moves to 6-8, Ensign to 6-5, with Ensign losing five straight including three to Deerfield.
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College Scores By The Associated Press Results
Army edged Fordham 61 59 Temple defeated Gettysburg 109 73 Boston College beat Seton Hall 90 75 Carnegie Tech 65 Thiel 54 Vermont 77 Norwich 66 Iona 69 Siena 56 St Peter's New Jersey 91 Hofstra 87 Maine 105 Bates 52 Wake Forest 90 Clemson 80 Memphis State 63 Jacksonville overtime Valdosta State 82 Tampa 70 Midwest Town State 72 Missouri 58 U Chicago 71 Det Tech 39 Wichita State 90 Chicago Loy 82 Southwest Havlor 88 Texas 86 SMU 89 TCU 88 North Texas 89 Hawaii 64 Rice 60 Arkansas 56 Abilene Christian 70 W Texas State 64 Far West Houston 103 Ney South 83 Denver 98 Regis 76 Fort Hays State 93 Kearney State 85 Emporia State 85 Rockhurst 7 Springfield State 82 Pittsburg State 64 Kansas Conference McPherson 65 Bethel 54.
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Tribne High thumps Sharon Springs in non conference clash
Tribune High roared to a 67 to 51 non conference win over Sharon Springs. Tribune led 22-13 at first stop and 51-39 after three quarters. Tom Farmer scored 25 points for Tribune, Dwayne Gooch 15, Pringle 8, while Sean Jones and Dave Northrup added rebounds. Sharon Springs paced by Mai with 17 points, McNirney 10. Tribune improves to 13-2. Sharon Springs had won last week’s invitational.
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High School Basketball Scores Across Multiple Games
A list of high school boys basketball results with multiple teams and scores. Notable games include Independence 75 over Pittsburg 64, Chanute 75 over Iola 73, and Dodge City 53 to Garden City 52 in overtime. Other matches feature Ottawa, Turner, Humboldt, Leagues: overtimes noted.
Sophs Triumph Over Dodge City In City Rivalry
Garden City High sophomore basketball beat Dodge City High 56 to 46 in a junior high gym game. McCord's team led 12-7 and 29-16 at halftime, then 42-27 after three quarters. Glenn Brungardt and Mike Bayer paced Garden City with 14 points each. A Keck had 20 for Dodge City.
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Ingalls rallies past St Mary in triple overtime thriller
Ingalls High outlasted Dodge City St Mary in a 72-67 three overtime non conference win. Ingalls improved to 12-3 while St Mary fell to 5-7. Key figures include Larry Bond with 21 points and Bill Korf 18 rebounds for Ingalls. Steve Walker led St Mary with 32 points. Final score after regulation 59-59 and three extra periods.
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Garden City eighth graders split doubleheader with Liberal
Garden City junior high eighth graders split with West Liberal in a Monday doubleheader. Garden won the B team 31-27 to stay undefeated in four starts. West led the A game 47-28 as Garden’s A team lost their second of five. Garden’s prior win over Liberal was 36-28.
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Catcher Infielder Sign Cardinal Pacts
ST Louis AP The St Louis Baseball Cardinals announced signing of infielder Jose Arcia and catcher John Romano bringing to 17 the number of players returning signed contracts Romano, 32, was obtained in a trade with Chicago White Sox who sent pitcher Don Dennis and outfielder Walter Williams Arcia, 23, began as a pitcher before moving to the infield two years ago and has spent five years in the minors.
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