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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1973

Page

3

Buffs Top Beavers 55 44 In Nonleague Clash

Garden City High School beat Scott City 55 to 44 in a nonleague game as Garden City shot 54 of 55 from the field, with Doug Woodson scoring the lone free throw. Craig Shaefer led Garden City with 16 points while Scott’s Kelly Crist and Tom Beaton each had 12. The win improves Garden City to 4-2, Scott City to 2-4, in a game heavily decided by field goals and late Buffs surge.

Garden City High School Scott City Buffs Doug Woodson Garden City Scott Garden Craig Shaefer Kelly Crist Tom Beaton Don Winger Bill Linhart Beavers The Dwight Stoppel Beaton Larry Wells Buff Gorden Kyle Fairbairn Shhaefer Woodson Wells Buffaloes

Butts Again Beat Scott City In Nonleague Clash

Garden City Buffaloes topped Scott City 55 44 in a nonleague matchup. Garden City sank 27 field goals to Scott City’s 12 but made only one free throw in four attempts. Craig Shaefer led Garden City with 16 points, Jack Kirchoff added 12, while Beavers Tom Beaton and Kelly Crist each had 12.

KU Gridder John Schroll Wins $1000 Postgrad Award

Kansas City AP report says University of Kansas tight end John Schroll, a pre med major and three year starter, won a 1000 postgrad scholarship from the NCAA. Schroll carried 68 catches for 835 yards in his varsity career, second to KU record holder John Mosier, and expressed pride in athletic and academic achievements.

Kansas City National Collegiate Athletic Association John Schroll University of Kansas Schroll Hutchinson Kan Jayhawk John Mosier

Will Name House Chiefs in Kansas 1973 Session

State House committee chairmen will be named Friday with full committee assignments not expected until the Kansas Legislature opens its 1973 session next Tuesday. New speaker Duane S McGill said the task is challenging with 125 members and their requests. He also opposed weekly governor’s mansion meetings, preferring discussions in the statehouse or a location the governor designates.

Topeka Kan Kansas Duane S Pete’ McGill Rainfield McGill Governor's Mansion Cedar Crest Robert Docking Statehouse

Garden City Teams Split Four-Game Card

Garden City split four basketball games with wins over Scott City 57 47 and Beaver 55 44 at the high school gym. Moscow varsity dominated GC sophs 62 44, while Moscow JV outscored GC Jayvees 141 31 at Abe Hubert Junior High. Led by Randy Owens 22 points and Elroy Heim 15 for Scott, Moscow's 33 20 halftime edge grew as Owen 11 points aided their surge.

Garden City Scott City Beaver Abe Hubert Moscow High School Soph Moscow Jayvees Bull Clark Edwards Scott Brian Craig Elroy Heim Randy Owens Varsity

Tribune Topples Bulldogs in Non-League Thriller

Tribune High’s Jackrabbits defeated Syracuse Bulldogs 44 to 24 in a non league game. Shan e Stewart led with 18 points while Wade Dixon and Danny Moser added 9 and 10. Tribune built a 32 20 lead, forced 21 turnovers, and grabbed 37 rebounds as Syracuse’s four top scorers each tallied four.

Tribune Tribune High Syracuse Bulldogs Jacks Joe Markham Syracuse Shane Stewart Danny Moser Wade Dixon Hugoton Tost Johnson Boughton Youngers Maine Willams Schmidt Grove Akres Dann Meyer Tribune — Hill Stewart Shafer Moser Chris Dixon Peter Seer Bowa We

Franco Harris Named NFLs Top Rookie of 1972

Franco Harris, Steelers running back, earned AP Offensive Rookie of the Year after a 1972 season with 1,055 rushing yards, 21 receptions, and eight kickoff returns. He led Pittsburgh to its first division title in 40 years and had a memorable last-second playoff touchdown against Oakland.

Pifysburgh Franco Harris Pittsburgh Steelers Steelers Harris Jim Brown Associated Press NFL Green Bay Chester Marcos Pittsburgh Oakland

Satanta Indians Fall to Meade Buffaloes 66-51

Meade Buffaloes defeated Satanta High School 66 to 51 in a Christmas‑season nonconference game makeup. Satanta led 13-12 after one, but a 21‑point third period by Meade created the margin. Satanta three players reached double figures led by Lucas with 14, while Cordes led Meade with 27. The freshmen won 44-32. reserves lost 53-49. Next game Tuesday at Meade.

Meade Satanta High School Satanta Red McGuire Meade Buffaloes Satantg Lucas Slaymaker Parker Cordes Tahrman Buffalo Cause Tribe Buffs Indians

Trojans Crowned 1972 National Champions in Rose Bowl Victory

Southern California finished 12-0 to claim the AP national title with a 42-17 Rose Bowl win over Ohio State. Oklahoma finished second, Texas third, Nebraska fourth, and Auburn fifth in a top ten that included Michigan and Alabama.

Associated Press Southern California Trojans Southern Cal Ohio State Southern ©al Arkansas Nebraska UCLA Colorado Okla ‘Homa Alabama Oklahoma Sooners Penn State Texas Cornhuskers Notre Dame Auburn Tigers Michigan Tennessee Louisiana State Cal Washington USC LSU North Carolina Arizona State N. Carolina St Louisville Washington St Georgia Tech Towa State Michigan State Missouri Purdue San Diego State Southern Methodist Stanford Tampa Texas Tech Fae Washing- Ley

Ness City narrowly tops Dighton in 58-57 nail-biter

Ness City edged Dighton 58-57 in a tight WKBA division game. Ness trailed 43-45 entering the final stretch as 15 points in the fourth helped seal the win, with Eldon Pfannenstiel and Jon Schwarzekoph each scoring 12 for Ness and Marlin McFarren managing 14 for Dighton. Dighton’s reserves won 75-50 over Ness B, while Dighton freshmen claimed a 45-39 victory. Ness City next plays LaCrosse Friday. Dighton hosts Kinsley.

Dighton Ness City WKBA Hornets Hornet Mike Hastings Danny Speer Marlin McFarren Eldon Pfannenstiel Jon Schwarzekoph Ness Kinsley LaCrosse

Blazer Defense Too Tough for KCO Kings

Portland held Kansas City Omaha Kings star Nate Archibald to 15 points as the Trail Blazers rolled to a 104 87 victory. Larry Steele matched Archibald for 30 minutes, stifling him and keeping Portland ahead after a tight third quarter. The Blazers led 56 37 at halftime and secured their tenth win despite a late Kings push.

Portland Ore Kansas City-Omaha Kings Nate Archibald National Basketball Association Portland Trail Blazer Larry Steele Archibald Blazers Steele Kentucky Kings

Expenditures Not Yet Filed In Kansas Political Parties

TOPEKA AP Ex penditure statements of the Republican and Democratic state committees for the recent election campaign have not yet been filed with the secretary of state though due by year end. The Republican Committee cites a computer problem causing a Friday filing and the Democratic Committee has filed part of its report while an audit remains incomplete. Both parties previously faced delays but no action was taken.

Topeka Kan Republican Democratic Republican State Committee Secy Elwil Shanahan Democratic State Committee Norbert Dreiling

Lakin Stalls Past Cimarron In Tight Nonleague Clash

Lakin Broncs upset Cimarron 51 to 46 after a late stall game. Dennis Hernandez led Lakin with 16 points, Greg Meisel added 9, while Cimarron’s Cunant and Kopper each scored 10. Next for Lakin is a home league game against Sublette.

Lakin Cimarron Broncs Bluejays Dennis Hernandez Greg Meisel Jays Cunant Kopper Mike Weatherman Sublette

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