Sooners Face Wildcats In Big Eight Showdown
Oklahoma visits Kansas State with 7-3 tally as Kansas clings to a share of the Big Eight lead at 9-1 in Manhattan. Coach Ted Owens says no outside help is expected, hoping OU history at Ahearn Fieldhouse ends a 1948 drought while K State seeks its 21st home win in a row.
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Jack Hartman
Alva, Adams and Company
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Ted Owens
Colorado
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Nebraska
College Scores Across Various Divisions and Teams
Kentucky State 96 Kentucky Wesleyan 85 Virginia State 94 Fayetteville State 79 Shepherd 85 Virginia Military 76 NE Louisiana 94 Arkansas State 90 Samford 87 Tennessee Chattanooga 17 Drake 95 Memphis State 92 Bradley 92 St Louis 80 Wichita State 67 Tulsa 66 Arizona State 72 Utah 68 Western Texas State 69 New Mexico State 63 Arizona 118 Brigham Young Northern Arizona 77 Idaho 70 Mesa Wesleyan 70 Weber State 73 Gonzaga 61 DeMoines 69 Western 68
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Louis Dumbar
Houston
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Mike Roze
Jerry Jingles
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Steve Brooks
City Key Champs Named in Garden Bowl Bowling Tourney
City bowling tourney saw 125 teams and 194 doubles entries plus 388 singles. Men's Class A led by Lazy U with 3025 pins, while Doubles champions were Gregg Sheammire and Paul Delgado. Women’s division top teams include Servis Equipment and Ed Porter Lumber with solid all events totals.
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Jenny ‘Birkle
Suscoe Croslin
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Ed Porter Lumber Co
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Estelle Reed
Lilia Stearmire
Bonnie Zirkle
Verna Fine
Jenny Rowland
Rosie Garcia
Nancy Derryberry
Martha Smith
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Lilia Shearmime
Ladner Mixer Shop
Southwest Carpet
Schiffelheim
Tiie Lawrence
Rogena Brunson
Ina Smith
Monica Summers
Rennie Hemmert
Beulah McVey
Dora Miller
Lois Swisher
Final B Loop games in menu town basketball slate
The final three regular season B League games Thursday at Ben Grimsley Gy saw Western Motors defeating G I Forum 61 to 45. Garden City Town Team beat Dick's Dairy 33 to 25 while K and L Tank toppled Farmland Foods 81 to 67. A League makeup games are set for next week followed by postseason tournaments for both divisions.
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Man-to-Man And Murder Warwicks Defeat Manhattan 73-59
New York AP report on Marquette's Warwicks' 73-59 win over Manhattan at Madison Square Garden highlighting their man-to-man defense and Maurice Lucas's 18 points. Also notes Georgetown Meyas beat St Peter's 88-73 and other top teams in action.
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Thea
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Madison Square Garden
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al McGuire
Warriors
Earl Tatum
the Garden
Jonathan Smith
Billy Lynn
Georgetown Meyas
St. Peter's
Utah
Associated Press
Redskins
Arizona State
Scott Lloyd
Arazok State
Buffalos at Great Bend in final WCKL clash
Garden City coach Don Winger eyes lineup choices as Garden City High faces Great Bend in the last West Central Kansas League game before the conference breaks up. Great Bend leads 5-3 in league play at 9-9 overall, with 62-50 earlier win in January at Garden City.
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Buffis
Guest Bend
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Garam City
Don Winger
Garden City
Brian Graig
Tim Pierce
Jenny Kirchoff
Steve Linenberger
Craig
Mark Runge
Tim Algrim
Veteran Golfer Bags First Ace at Golden Hills
Ray Mayo a 30 year golfing veteran vacationing in Arizona at Golden Hills County Club Mesa Arizona aced the No 4 hole with a 25 yard drive using a No 8 wood. The ball landed among branches and dropped into the hole as onlookers watched.
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Donie
Mayo
Golden Hills County Club
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Pro Basketball Standings From Feb 1974 Garden City Page
Garden City Telegram lists weekend NBA matchups and standings for Saturday February 22 1974. Notable games include Atlanta at New York Cleveland at Capital Phoenix at Detroit Philadelphia at Golden State Los Angeles at Seattle and Sunday schedule featuring Atlanta at Boston Detroit at Capital Phoenix at Cleveland Portland at Milwaukee Kansas City at Omaha Chicago at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Seattle, with afternoon and prime time spots across several arenas.
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Mapai City
Chicago
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G.B. Bowler
Buffalo
Capital
Houston
Milwaukee
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Golden St
Angeles
Tia Phoenix
Portland PL
Bulffalo
Golden Shane
Favourites Log Victories As SW Grade Meet Starts
Kendall wins in girls division 40-18 and Manter 30-26 as Kansas Grade School League Tourney opens. Kendall girls extend season to eight straight wins, led by Rhonda Palmer with 23 points and Teresa Herrmatin seven. Boys see Rolla beat Kendall 43-22 and Big Bow edge Manter 29-28 with Greg Reed 14 for Rolla and 13 for Kendall's Scott Feaster.
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Rella
Denise Langston
Linda Elder
Greg Reed
Brad Hays
Scott Feaster
Duane Green
Bryan Graber
Brent Herst
Randall Willinger
Butch McManamian
Fir
Mantes
Bill Nichols
Manjbex
Bryce Shantom
Mamter
Gayle Moore
Donnia Stevenson
Arbitration batters show players strikingly high pay demands
The Associated Press reports the first 1973 season arbitration outcomes with at least 29 players using salary pitches. Winners include Sal Bando Ken Holtzmy Er Rollie Fingers Darold Knowles. losers Jerry Tenace Ted Kubiak and Jack Heideman. Reggie Jackson and Joe Rudi awaiting decisions.
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Finley
Sal Bando
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Rollie Fingens
Darold Knowles
Gene Tenace
Ted Kubiak
Jack Heiderman
Mets Right-Hander Highest Paid Pitcher in History
Baseball notes center on Tom Seaver becoming the highest paid pitcher after signing a 1974 contract estimated around 170000. Contenders like Hank Aaron loom as Aaron nears Babe Ruth’s home run record while commissioner Bowie Kuhn weighs lineup decisions for Atlanta in spring training. Other signings include Brooks Robinson of the Orioles and various players agreeing terms with multiple teams as baseball moves into the 1974 season.
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Hank Aaron
Bowie Kuhn
Seaver
New York Mets
Kuhn
Atlasta Braves
Aaron
Cincinati
Reds
Braves
Aarron
Babe Ruth
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Cy Young
Kuhn Isaild Lye
Dick Wil
Liams
Oakland A’s
A’s
Alvin Dark
Chan ‘Lay Finley
Finley
Secong
Williams
Oakland
Brooks Robinson
Liberal Redskins clobber Ulysses to seal league title
Liberal High closed its regular season with a 74-48 win over Class 3A Ulysses, finishing 13-5 and securing the West Central Kansas League title. Ray Jenkins led Liberal with 17 points and 16 rebounds, while Ulysses’ Leslie Tubbe had 10 points in a 30 percent shooting night.
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Ulysses
Tigers
Dodge City
Jr. Webounds
Ray Jenkins
Charles Coleman
Lyndon Carter
Ulysses Eager
Leslie Tubbe
Littler tops field with strong putting showing
Gene Littler fired a five under par 67 in the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic first round at Inverrary CC, praising improved putting after last week. He edged runner-up Tor Jenkins by one stroke as Bruce Crampbon, Lee Eldar, Kermit Zarley and Jim Wiechins shot 69s in gusty winds. Trevino opened with 70 while Sam Snead and Tommy Aaron posted 72.
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Fla
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Littler
Queena
Jackie Gleason
Pep
Sam Snead
Johony Miller
St Thomas pancake supper set for Feb 26 at church
St Thomas Episcopal Church announces its annual Shove Taddey Pancake Supper on February 26 from to 7 30 pm at Parish House Main and Walnut. Tickets are 135 dollars per person with no charge for children under seven accompanied by parents.
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