Lamar Powers Past Juco Reserves In Narrow Victory
Lamar Colorado town team topped Juco Reserves 57-41 at Ben Grimsley Gym in a Jayhawk Conference opener. Mumford scored 92 points overall with 12 field goals and 8 free throws. Strain added 14 points, Horning 10, and Garden City’s Crawford led El Dorado with 23. Final margins and late rally shaped a tight score before Garden City pulled away 58-49 in the second game.
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Ben Grimsley Gym
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Jerry Horning
Larry Stuewe
Earl Eliasen
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Strain
Peyton
Dafirin
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Garden City Junior College
el Dorado UC Grizzlies
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Busters
Meadors
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Don Scott
el Dorado
Grizzlies
Scott
Crawford
Pitts
Jack Schlessinger
Telegram
Pirate Garden
City Juco
Ted Robinson
Limited Cage Action Tuesday in area leagues
Tuesday basketball action centers on several leagues with many teams idle while Santa Fe Trail League members skip due to the SFTS meet at Ensign. Notable games include Dodge City at Pratt in the West Central Kansas League, with several other pairings and multiple teams idle across conferences.
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Ensign
Dodge City
Pratt
Garden City
Liberal
Great Bend
Hutchinson
Hays
Russell
Larned
High Plains
Elkhart
Hugoton
Johnson
Deerfield
Syracuse
Ulysses
Holcomb
Lakin
Satanta
Sublette
Western Kansas Education Assn
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Ness City
Tribune
Sharon Springs
Dighton
Jetmore
la Crosse
Scon
Western Arkansas Valley League
Coolidge
Kendall
Manter
Pierce
Art Wall Leads LA Open After Strong Third Round
Art Wall Jr. holds a two stroke lead at the Los Angeles Open at Rancho Park Golf Course as he chases the $8,000 top prize. The former Canadian Open winner, 39, posted a 67 in the third round to go 5 under on the 36 35 71 layout, after opening rounds of 68 and 70.
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Art Wall
Los Angeles
Art Wall Jr
Wall
Rancho Park
Pate
Stadium Addition Under Way at Kansas Football Stadium
The University of Kansas football stadium began a 6500 seat expansion with 27 rows on the west rim and a new press box. Martin Eby Construction of Wichita broke ground under a week old agreement, with bids exceeding the original estimate by over 150000 dollars.
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Lawrence
Cicada Leads 1962 Filly Championship Heading
Cicada, the champion three year old filly of 1962, led the fillies and mares standings by a wide margin last season with prize money totaling £298.
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Cicada
Evan
New Series High Set in Jayhawker Mixed League Night
Leila Stinemetz rolled a 628 series at Garden Bowl during week 14 of action in the Jayhawker Mixed League. Her games 194 199 235 give Reed and Stinemetz a 2 271 team series and 824 team game as they beat Fireballs 3 1. Other scores include Mary Cross 266 Charlotte Yardley Grace Barnes 244 and several 225s by women in league play.
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Garden Bowl
Jayhawker
Leila Stinemetz
Reed
Stinemetz
Dena Zubeck
Hetter
Mary Cross
Charlotte Yardley
Grace Barnes
Odell Rickman
Maxine Bates
Shelia Smith
Alta Clawson
Betty Schreibvogel
Lilia Shearmire
Geraldine Ribbing
Hornsby Funeral Set for Tuesday
CHICAGO AP Baseball mourns Rogers Hornsby age 66, died Saturday from a heart condition. Funeral services for the Hall of Fame star, famed as the game’s greatest right handed hitter, will be held in Chicago Tuesday afternoon. One of Hornsby’s final requests was no flowers.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Cats Take Big Jump in Valley
Cincinnati holds top spot as Missouri Valley play heats up with rivals Wichita St Louis Drake and Bradley in pursuit. Drake and Bradley both opened with 2-0 starts while St Louis aims to end Wichita’s trust in the standings. Bearcats aim for a 3-0 swing through the Southwest as others press.
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Associated Press Sports
Cincinnati
Missouri
Wichita
St. Louis
Drake
Bradley
Cincy
Bearcats
North Texas
Tulsa
Drake Gataray
Southwest
Gale Sayers Trials In Track Competition At Kansas
Gale Sayers, Kansas University sophomore and Big Eight standout ball carrier, prepares for his first indoor meet February 1 against Pittsburg State. Track Coach Bill Easton says Sayers could regain his high school speed and provide a boost to the Jayhawks. Sayers posted a 24 feet 10.5 inch broad jump and 9.6 seconds in the 100-yard dash in high school.
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Kan
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Jayhawks
Pittsburg State
Bill Easton
Gale
Sayers Broad
Omaha
Neb
Buffs Meet Hays St Joseph In Scott City Invite Opener
Garden City High drawn to face Hays St. Joseph in the opening round of the Scott City invitational basketball tournament. The eight team event runs January 17 to 19 with 12 games across six sessions and trophies for top placers. Ulysses is the defending champ and was seeded No. 2. Scott City is third, Hugoton fourth.
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Garden City High
Hays St. Joseph
Ulysses
Hugoton
Liberal
Garden
Scott
Hays St. Joe
Cadets
Garden City
Frank Geist
Bill Gettler
Garden City Athletes Face Busy Week Of Action
Garden City High three basketball teams travel to Liberal Tuesday for non conference games against Liberal Independent. Wednesday 6 p.m. junior high hosts Lakin in ninth grade twin bill. Thursday B team wrestlers go to Ulysses for a 7 p.m. dual. St Marys men of Garden City visit Ingalls for a cage twin bill. Friday all three GCHS teams at Pratt. Saturday Garden Juco visits McCook for non conference. Sunday St Marys hosts Dodge City Cathedral in seventh eighth grade double header.
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Buff
Niger
St. Mary's Men of
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Ingalls
GCHS
Pratt
Soph
Pratt Junior College
Garden Juco
Jayhawk
McCook
Nehru
Garden City High
Holly
Colo
Garden City St. Mary's
Dodge City Cathedral
St. Mary’s Center
Lions Shut Down Steelers 17-10 in Playoff Bowl
Detroit’s defense harassed Ed Brown, limiting completions to five of 12 as the Lions defeated Pittsburgh 17-10 in the Playoff Bowl. Three Steelers required medical attention, with Johnson under observation for a concussion and Daniel injuring a jaw. Steelers coach Buddy Parker kept Bobby Layne out until late in the third, a decision greeted with relief by Lions coaches.
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Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Detroit
Lions
Ed Brown
Steelers
John Henry Johnson
Willie
Daniel
Dan James
Buddy Parker
Bobby Layne
Layne
George Wilson
Colorado Bears Down Kansas 73 57 In Big Eight Tourney
Colorado coach Russell Walseth led the Buffaloes to a 73 57 upset of Kansas on Kansas home court in the Big Eight holiday tournament. Colorado shot 71 percent in the first half and aims for a second win at Nebraska, starting a four game conference run. Oklahoma 84 18 over Missouri marks Bob Stevens debut as Sooners coach while Oklahoma State narrowly defeated Iowa State 44 42 without injured Gene Johnson.
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Russell
Sox
Walseth
Colorado
Buffaloes
Kansas
Bulls
Nebraska
Missouri
K-State
Oklahoma
Bob Stevens
Sooner
Henry Iba
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Gene Johnson
Air Force
Wildcats
Longhorns Top Montezuma In High Plains Clash
Holcomb High used a 17-2 third-quarter run to beat Montezuma 57-41 in a HPC basketball showdown. Scores were tied 12-12 after one, Holcomb led 31-24 at half, then pulled away behind Stegman and Thompson’s scoring, while Montezuma leaned on Markel brothers and Whitesell. Montezuma, 4-3, was hurt by Larry Soles’s absence. Holcomb improves to near top of league with upcoming HPC bout at Santa.
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Holcombe
Holcomb High
Montezuma
Leo Eck
Longhorns
Holcomb
High Plains
Sublette
Monte
Wayne Markel
Hield
Charles
Leoti Rides Rally to Nip Broncos 50-46
Leoti Indians, led by guards Case and Green, held off Lakin Broncs 50 46 after a 33 23 second half surge. Dan Schreck added seven for Leoti while Fred Anschutz led Lakin with 14 points. Leoti improves to 43 overall. next at Tribune, Lakin hosts Sublette before a return game at Lakin.
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Nip Broncos
Tom Williams
Leoti Indians
Lakin
Indians
Jack Green
Randy Case
Case
Green
Dan Schreck
Fred Anschutz
Don Dahseven
Bob Schulz
Bill Urie
Leet
Western Kansas Education Assa
Tribune
Cliff Burrows
Lakin 'Broncs
Satanta
The
Broncs
Sublette
High Plains
SFIL Sets Cage Tourney at Ensign High Gym
The Santa Fe Trail League basketball tournament will be held this week at Ensign High Gym. Montezuma is top seed followed by Moscow Ingalls and Kismet. Games run nightly at 7 and 8 30 p m with first round featuring Moscow Englewood Ingalls Copeland, Montezuma Bloom, and Kismet Ensign. Semi finals set for Friday and the third place and title games Saturday.
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Hays Cadets
Scott
Dighton
Ensign
Ensign High
Montezuma
Wih Moscow
Ingalls
Kismet
Moscow
Englewood
Copeland
Monte
Bloom
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